Forajasaki national football team

 Forajasaki

FMF member	2021–
Confederation	EMUFA
FMF code	FRJ
First FMF intermicronational
Forajasaki 2–3  Riskai
Biggest win
Forajasaki 3–1  Alperkin Forajasaki 3–1  United Isles
Biggest defeat
Floria 6–0  Forajasaki

The Forajasaki national football team is one of the Order of the Holy Lakes national football teams. It currently represents the Order of the Holy Lakes realm of Forajasaki, and previously represented the Phineonesian constituent nation and independent nation of the same name. It is a member of the EMUFA.

History

The team was founded in mid-2021 after Forajasaki's Micrasian claim was successful. Later in the year, Forajasaki joined with Phinbella to form the Phineonesian Confederation, with each constituent nation retaining its separate FMF membership. They first competed in the following year's EMU qualifiers, where they finished bottom of their five-team group after losing all of their matches, leading to an invite to the 2022 Emerging Nations Cup, of which Forajasaki was subsequently announced as hosts. In the Emerging Nations Cup, they won their quarter-final before being beaten in the semi-finals by eventual winners Whales but then defeating the United Isles to place third overall.

The 2023 FMF World Cup qualification rounds saw the team finish fourth in their five-team group with five points. In late 2023, Forajasaki became a constituent realm of the Order of the Holy Lakes, following the Phineonesian Confederation's merger with Hurmu, and maintained its own team.

The team competed in the EMU 2024 qualifiers the following year, where they placed fourth in their six-team group with eight points.

Chronological competitive participation

• 2022 EMU Championships qualification
• 2022 Emerging Nations Cup (hosts)
• 2023 FMF World Cup qualification
• 2024 EMU Championships qualification

Kit

Home kit

Away kit

Current squad

The following players were called up to the initial squad for the 2022 EMU Championships qualification.

No. Pos. Player Age Club 1 1GK Mat Edward Zanithu Farquhar-Agasama 22  Optimum Pride FC 2 3DF Muhammad Awi' bin Idris 18  Anak Harimau FC 3 3DF Muhammad Baratawi Haji Naratawi 17  Timun Emas FC 4 5MF Mat Jay Walker bin Haji Mahmud (captain) 31  Jebon Blade FC 5 3DF Muhammad Jeffrey "Jepri" bin Ikhwan 18  Anak Harimau FC 6 5MF Alawi Ucop bin Masdo 18  Jebon Blade FC 7 5MF Kai Smith bin Mat Jauhari 31  Durian Runtuh FC 8 7FW Takuya Kamado 21  Optimum Pride FC 9 3DF Haji Tengku Muhammad Mateen bin Haji Tengku Azawamaki 32  Timun Emas FC 10 5MF Mat Abdullah Sabri bin Naim 33  Pilahondan FC 11 5MF Mat Cole bin Abdul Aziz 31  Pilahondan FC 12 1GK Mat Batrisyah Star 49  Horlicks FC 13 3DF Xi Ah Seng 18  Durian Runtuh FC 14 3DF Mat Dareth Browns 49  Horlicks FC 15 5MF Muhammad Idrus bin Ramlee 22  Pilahondan FC 16 5MF Abdul Aziz Yusof bin Ithnin ??  Durian Runtuh FC 17 7FW Jamal Asmawi bin Ithnin ??  Durian Runtuh FC 18 7FW Bala Kumar 18  Pilahondan FC 19 7FW Ahmad Iskandar "Jo" bin Haji Sharif 22  Pilahondan FC 20 7FW Ahmad Zain bin Haji Osman 31  Figura Dettol FC 21 1GK Muhammad Al Haffezy bin Yusoff 19  Durian Runtuh FC 22 5MF Hassan bin Azzarudin 19  Durian Runtuh FC

Stadium

The Forajasaki national team, although it has yet to compete internationally, plays in three stadiums. The Ahmad Abdullah Inzun Shah Coastal International Stadium located in Kuala Forajasaki is the team's primary stadium, while the Semarang City Stadium in Jagor and the Barbar State Stadium are the team's other available venues.

Honours

• Emerging Nations Cup: 0
  • 2022 – Third place

Flag

Forajasaki has used the following flag during the entirety of its FMF affiliation:

2021–