East Timorese women's national soccer team

East Timor

Association	Federação Futebol Timor-Leste
confederacy	AFC
Head coach	Lee Min-young
captain	Maria da Conceição
Record scorer	Dolores Costa , Luselia Fernandes (1 each)
Record player	Maria da Conceição, Luselia Fernandes (8 each)
FIFA code	TLS
Balance sheet
9 games 1 win 0 draw 8 defeats
statistics
First international Myanmar 17-0 East Timor ( Mandalay , Myanmar ; July 27, 2016)
Biggest win East Timor 2-1 Singapore ( Chon Buri , Thailand ; August 15, 2019)
Biggest defeat Myanmar 17-0 East Timor (Mandalay, Myanmar; July 27, 2016)
(As of April 2020)

The East Timorese national football team is a national team of the Federação Futebol Timor-Leste (FFTL), which represents the Southeast Asian island state of East Timor at international matches against teams from other national associations. Since their first international match in July 2016, the national team has participated in three Southeast Asian championships .

history

On July 27, 2016 - more than ten years after the Federação Futebol Timor-Leste was admitted to the world football association FIFA - the national team made its debut at the Southeast Asian Cup and was defeated in their premiere game by the hosts from Myanmar in front of around 10,000 spectators with 0:17 (0: 11). After further defeats against Australia U-20s (0:20) and Malaysia (0:13), the East Timorese left the tournament without scoring their own. The national team also failed to score in their four games against Cambodia (0:12), Thailand (0: 8), Australia U-20 (0: 9) and Malaysia (0: 4) at the 2018 Southeast Asian Cup and then lost again the group stage. On August 15, 2019, the Osttimoresinnen could in Southeast Asia Cup by 2: 1 over Singapore celebrate their first victory, the first goal in the international game history scored Luselia Fernandes by a directly transformed corner kick in the 59th minute. This was followed by defeats against the Philippines (0: 7), Thailand (0: 9) and Malaysia (0: 5), so that they finished seventh among nine participating nations.

statistics

International matches

The East Timorese national team played a total of nine officially recognized internationals between July 2016 and August 2019. There are also two games against the Australian U-20 national team in 2016 and 2018, but these are not included in the statistics.

→ Main article : List of the international matches of the East Timorese national football team

National players

The period and the number of appearances and hits for the national team are given in brackets. The number after the "+" indicates the missions against Australia U-20 that were otherwise not taken into account.

Agia Bria (2019, 1 col.) Agostinha Nogueira (2016–2019, 6 + 2 col.) Agueda Ximenes (2018, 3 col.) Bernardina Mousaco (2016, 1 col.) Brigida da Costa (2019, 1 col.) Dolores Costa (2019, 3 col., 1 goal) Elisabeth Pinto (2016, 1 + 1 col.) Elvira Ana da Silva (2018-2019, 7 + 1 col.) Engracia Fernandes (2016, 2 + 1 col.) Ervina de Conceicao da Costa (2018-2019, 4 col.) Eurosia da Conceicao (2016-2018, 3 + 1 col.) Femania Babo (2016-2019, 7 + 2 col.) Fernanda Araujo (2018, 0 + 1 col.) Francisca de Andrade (2016, 1 col.) Godelivia Martins (2016-2019, 7 + 2 col.) Inacia dos Anjos (2016, 1 col.) Julia Freitas Belo (2016-2019, 6 + 1 col.) Leonilda Cabral (2019, 2 col.) Letizia da Cruz Elo Soares (2019, 1 col.)

Luisa Marques (2016, 2 + 1 col.) Luselia Fernandes (2016-2019, 8 + 2 col., 1 goal) Marcia Sanhes Chaves (2019, 3 col.) Maria da Conceicao (2016-2019, 8 + 1 col.) Martinha Doutel (2019, 3 col.) Melania Martins (2016, 1 + 1 col.) Natacha Carmo (2018, 0 + 1 col.) Natacha Sarmento (2016, 1 + 1 col.) Natalia da Costa (2016-2019, 7 + 2 col.) Nedia Helena da Costa (2016-2018, 5 + 1 col.) Nilda dos Reis (2018-2019, 6 + 1 col.) Rosa da Costa (2016-2019, 7 + 2 col.) Sonia Gomes Amaral (2016-2019, 7 + 2 col.) Trifonia Mesquita (2016-2019, 5 col.) Vanessa Filomena Pimentel Fernandes (2018, 3 + 1 col.) Veronica de Jesus (2018, 1 col.) Virginia Fatima da Silva Branco (2019, 1 col.) Zonalia Mendonca (2019, 1 col.)

Trainer

• 2016: Gelasio De Silva Carvalho (two losses) 
• 2018-2019: Lee Min-young (one win, six losses) 

Individual evidence

1. ^ AFF WOMEN'S: Myanmar thrill with 17 goals; Aussies hit four past Malaysia. In: aseanfootball.org (July 27, 2016).
2. ↑ Philippines on song, Timor-Leste score historic win. In: the-afc.com (August 15, 2019).
3. ↑ Final Registration AFF Women's Championship 2016. In: aseanfootball.org , accessed on July 24, 2020, pp. 17-18.
4. ↑ Final Registration AFF Women's Championship 2018. In: aseanfootball.org , accessed July 24, 2020.
5. ^ AFF Women's Championship 2019. In: aseanfootball.org , accessed July 24, 2020.