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==Chronological competitive participation==
==Chronological competitive participation==
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*[[2012 Zeeburg Tournaments]] (hosts)
*[[2012 Zeeburg Tournaments]] (hosts)
*[[2012 Senyan School International Tournament]]
*[[2012 Senyan School International Tournament]]
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*[[2013 Benacia Cup]] (hosts)
*[[2013 Benacia Cup]] (hosts)
*[[2014 FMF World Cup qualification]]
*[[2014 FMF World Cup qualification]]
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==Honours==
==Honours==

Revision as of 01:46, 30 January 2020

Zeeburg Zeeburg
FMF member 2012–14
Confederation WMFA
Home stadium Zeeburg City Stadion
FMF code ZEB
First FMF intermicronational
Zeeburg Zeeburg 3–2 Flanders Flanders
Biggest win
Zeeburg Zeeburg 3–0 River Warriors River Warriors
SPR Saint Peters Republic 0–3 Zeeburg Zeeburg
Biggest defeat
Tellia Tellia 6–0 Zeeburg Zeeburg
Benacia Cup
Appearances 1 (first in 2013)
Best result Group stage

The Zeeburg national football team was the football team which most recently represented the Jingdaoese protectorate of Zeeburg, and previously represented the Batavian protectorate and independent nation of the same name. It was a member of the WMFA. The team is the official predecessor of Nordzibola.

History

Zeeburg applied successfully to join the FMF after the protectorate was founded by Batavia in 2012. Soon afterwards, Zeeburg organised and competed in the inaugural Zeeburg Tournaments, where they finished fourth on goal difference with ten points. Later in the year, the team also competed in the first Senyan School International Tournament, which they won with twelve points. Soon afterwards, Zeeburg seceded from Batavia.

In early 2013, the team competed in the second edition of the Four Nations Internationals, finishing in fourth place with four points. Zeeburg was annexed by Jingdao later in the year. After successfully bidding to host the second Benacia Cup, Zeeburg's team finished bottom of their first qualifying group with two points to their name. Soon afterwards, Zeeburg once again became a protectorate of Batavia following Batavia regaining independence from Jingdao. In the Benacia Cup later in the year, the team lost all four of their matches, scoring in only their final game, to finish bottom of the five-team group.

In early 2014, prior to the start of the year's qualifiers, Zeeburg was again annexed by Jingdao. In the qualifiers themselves, the team finished bottom of their four-team group with three points. Later in the year, Zeeburg left Micras after being succeeded by Nordzibola.

Chronological competitive participation

Honours

Flag

Zeeburg used the following flags during its FMF affiliation:

2012 2012–14
Zeeburg
Zeeburg