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The team was founded in 2010 after Victoria's [[Micras]]ian claim was successful. The team competed in the [[2011 FMF World Cup qualification|World Cup qualifiers]] the following year, finishing top of their tightly-fought three-team group, and qualified. The team finished with an identical record to [[Novatainia national football team|Novatainia]], but topped the group by virtue of their 4–3 aggregate head-to-head record. In [[2011 FMF World Cup|the finals]], the team finished third in their group with three points, ahead of fellow débutants [[Ashkenatza national football team|Ashkenatza]] on goal difference. Victoria left Micras in early 2012 after being declared dead. | The team was founded in 2010 after Victoria's [[Micras]]ian claim was successful. The team competed in the [[2011 FMF World Cup qualification|World Cup qualifiers]] the following year, finishing top of their tightly-fought three-team group, and qualified. The team finished with an identical record to [[Novatainia national football team|Novatainia]], but topped the group by virtue of their 4–3 aggregate head-to-head record. In [[2011 FMF World Cup|the finals]], the team finished third in their group with three points, ahead of fellow débutants [[Ashkenatza national football team|Ashkenatza]] on goal difference. Victoria left Micras in early 2012 after being declared dead. | ||
Victoria returned to Micras in late 2013 as a constituent nation of [[Gotzborg]], and successfully reapplied for separate [[FMF]] membership in the process. | Victoria returned to Micras in late 2013 as a constituent nation of [[Gotzborg]], and successfully reapplied for separate [[FMF]] membership in the process. In early 2014, Victoria became a founding association of the [[Triple Crown Championship]] and will compete in the [[2014 Triple Crown Championship|inaugural tournament]] later in the year. | ||
==Chronological competitive participation== | ==Chronological competitive participation== | ||
*[[2011 FMF World Cup qualification]] | *[[2011 FMF World Cup qualification]] | ||
*[[2011 FMF World Cup]] | *[[2011 FMF World Cup]] | ||
*''[[2014 Triple Crown Championship]]'' | |||
==Kit and badge== | ==Kit and badge== | ||
Revision as of 08:35, 23 January 2014
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| Association | VFA |
|---|---|
| FMF member | 2010–12, 2013– |
| Confederation | AEFA |
| FMF code | VIC |
| First FMF intermicronational | |
Novatainia  0–1  Victoria | |
| Biggest win | |
Natopia  2–5 Victoria | |
| Biggest defeat | |
Victoria 0–5  Craitland | |
| FMF World Cup | |
| Appearances | 1 (first in 2011) |
| Best result | Group stage |
The Victoria national football team is the football team which currently represents the Gotzborger constituent nation of Victoria, and previously represented the independent kingdom of the same name. It is a member of AEFA and is run by the VFA.
History
The team was founded in 2010 after Victoria's Micrasian claim was successful. The team competed in the World Cup qualifiers the following year, finishing top of their tightly-fought three-team group, and qualified. The team finished with an identical record to Novatainia, but topped the group by virtue of their 4–3 aggregate head-to-head record. In the finals, the team finished third in their group with three points, ahead of fellow débutants Ashkenatza on goal difference. Victoria left Micras in early 2012 after being declared dead.
Victoria returned to Micras in late 2013 as a constituent nation of Gotzborg, and successfully reapplied for separate FMF membership in the process. In early 2014, Victoria became a founding association of the Triple Crown Championship and will compete in the inaugural tournament later in the year.
Chronological competitive participation
Kit and badge
Kit
Home kit 2010–11
Away kit 2010
Away kit 2011
Training kit 2010–11
Badge
Victoria has used the following badges during both of its FMF affiliations:
FVF badge, 2010–12
VFA badge, 2013–
Honours
Flag
Victoria has used the following flags during both of its FMF affiliations:
| 2010–12 | 2013– |
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See also
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