Acastanha national football team

Acastanha

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Nickname(s)	Di Arra (The Arrow)
Association	Federação de Futebol Acastanhada (FFA)
Confederation	CMFA (Mandalanusa)
Head coach	Manuel Archanankar
Captain	David Gothrado
Home stadium	Estádio da Unidade Nacional
Code	ACS
KPB ranking
Current	57
Highest	52 (mid-WC 94)
Lowest	141 (post-WC 87)
First international
Acastanha 4-2 Template:Country data Samudera Darussalam (5th Melayu Archipelago Cup, Choudal/Southern Palm Islands)
Biggest win
Acastanha 6-0 Brasilia (8th Melayu Archipelago Cup, Sendhang)
Biggest defeat
Acastanha 0-4 Euran Oceania Territory (Qualifying Round, World Cup Cycle 87) Acastanha 3-7 Newmanistan (Qualifying Round, World Cup Cycle 88) Acastanha 3-7 Eastfield Lodge (Qualifying Round, World Cup Cycle 92)
CMFA Mandalanusa Cup
Appearances	12 (first in 5th)
Best result	Champion (12th)
Cup of Harmony
Appearances	5 (first in CoH 82nd)
Best result	Round 32 (82nd, 83rd)
Baptism of Fire
Appearance	BoF 74
Result	Group stage

The Acastanha national football team (Arrakan: Selesao Savaokan Cokeball, Lusitar: Seleção Acastanhada de Futebol) represents Acastanha in international football competition. It is governed by Federação de Futebol Acastanhada, the governing body of football in Acastanha, which is part of CMFA. At first, Acstanha played their home match at Estádio Nacional de Arra in Arrachai and Estádio Estadual de Palidas in Porto Espinhosa. After the establishment of Estádio da Unidade Nacional in the capital, Amarelda, the stadium is use for the home match of the team.

The team is nickname Di Arra means The Arrows. The name is given based on Arranese traditional weapon. Arranese is the largest ethnic group in the country.

The team compete for the first time internationally at 5th Melayu Archipelago Cup held in Choudal and Southern Palm Islands. The first and only competition held in 2 countries. They were defeated by Belfitz in quarterfinal. Their participation in World Cup Cycle started at Baptism of Fire 74 where they ended in the Group Stage. The country has never qualified to World Cup proper. Their best result was when they were qualifying for the play-off in World Cup 92 qualification. They were defeated by Drawkland from a penalty shootout after a draw result from 2 legged matches.

Coaching staff

Position	Name
Manager	Manuel Archanankar
Head Coach	Igor Padvalo
Assistant Coach	Raúl Servanji
Goalkeeper Coach	Santiago Travolusha
Medical Director	André Dravade

Players

Current squads

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	1GK	Bruno Amarinda	36	0	0	Athletic Praia de Sal
36	1GK	Vicente Targa	31	0	0	Halarbogjo FC.
40	1GK	Mateus Vishkander	35	0	0	Sporting Kapakka
2	2DF	Bernando Urakan	30	0	0	Sporting Cabo
21	2DF	Geraldo Panguang	25	0	0	Parsewi Mengwi
22	2DF	Joao Kasabaldo	23	0	0	Athletic Praia de Sal
3	2DF	Santiago Urupao	30	0	0	Bakti United FC
13	2DF	Olegario Kastorino	27	0	0	FC. Fronteira
23	2DF	Enzo Karpagh	21	0	0	Sporting Cabo
33	2DF	Teobaldo Darsakan	25	0	0	Halarbogjo FC.
14	2DF	Andre Lisanduko	27	0	0	Sporting Kapakka
15	2DF	Casimiro Urinjane	26	0	0	Sporting Praia do Emerita
7	3MF	Pedro Ustankar	29	0	0	Sporting Cabo
27	3MF	Almiro Tritus	27	0	0	SC. Tabeira
9	3MF	Plinio Adondare	25	0	0	SC. Tabeira
19	3MF	José Marenke	24	0	0	Sporting Arrachai
29	3MF	Igor Erdagh	28	0	0	Sporting Praia do Emerita
6	3MF	Nóe Brinanko	24	0	0	Sporting Arrachai
8	3MF	David Gothrado	29	0	0	Siasari
18	3MF	Hector Kasvali	26	0	0	Calugida FC.
11	4FW	Herberto Alindoni	23	0	0	Sporting Praia do Emerita
20	4FW	Felix Kalchankar	28	0	0	Sporting Arrachai
46	4FW	Aldemar Oshan	23	0	0	Porto Espinhosa FC.
10	4FW	Oscar Kasvalone	24	0	0	Sporting Praia do Emerita
31	4FW	Manuel Brandas	30	0	0	Sporting Cabo
28	4FW	Timoteo Regendi	25	0	0	Porto Espinhosa FC.

Honours

• CMFA Mandalanusa Cup
  • Champion (1) : 12th
  • Runner-up (1) : 10th
  • Third place (2) : 6th, 13th
  • Fourth place (2) : 11th, 14th