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''' | '''The Sultan's Football Club''', commonly referred to '''Sultan FC''', '''SFC or Kings''' is a Matabese professional football club competing in the Liga Mataba. The team currently plays their games in the Sultan Fadli Stadium in the captial region. | ||
==History== | The team is one of the biggest teams in Mataba and are commonly referred as the big 2 with [[Pahmer FC]]. | ||
== History == | |||
=== Early years === | |||
As Mataba's largest club, the club was founded by the 1st Sultan Tyer Jobbat who had a huge liking of football back then following the fouding of the country. He would name himself manager of the team and started his own football competition, the Jobbat Super League or JSL. Sultan FC then were mostly consisted of Royal workers and sometimes had former professionals from around the region to play league games with the team. The team was nicknamed the Kings as they went invincible once in the Jobbat Super League season, beating every team on their way. Before the founding of the Matabese League, Sultan FC were league champions of every edition of the Jobbat Super League. | |||
=== Matabese League === | |||
==Players== | ==Players== | ||
Revision as of 05:08, 15 January 2023
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| Full name | Sultan Football Club |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | Kings |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Ground |
Sultan Fadli Stadium (capacity: 25,000) |
| Manager |
 Justin Smith |
| League | Liga Mataba |
| 2022–23 | TBD |
The Sultan's Football Club, commonly referred to Sultan FC, SFC or Kings is a Matabese professional football club competing in the Liga Mataba. The team currently plays their games in the Sultan Fadli Stadium in the captial region.
The team is one of the biggest teams in Mataba and are commonly referred as the big 2 with Pahmer FC.
History
Early years
As Mataba's largest club, the club was founded by the 1st Sultan Tyer Jobbat who had a huge liking of football back then following the fouding of the country. He would name himself manager of the team and started his own football competition, the Jobbat Super League or JSL. Sultan FC then were mostly consisted of Royal workers and sometimes had former professionals from around the region to play league games with the team. The team was nicknamed the Kings as they went invincible once in the Jobbat Super League season, beating every team on their way. Before the founding of the Matabese League, Sultan FC were league champions of every edition of the Jobbat Super League.
