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Teams

Clubs

Algeria

Costa Rica

Czech Republic

Denmark

Nyborg G&IF

England

AFC Walkington, fchd
Bloxwich Strollers F.C., fchd
Chadderton Cott AFC, fchd
Darenth Heathside F.C., fchd
Darlington Cleveland Social F.C., fchd
Endsleigh F.C., fchd fchd
Eppleton Colliery Welfare F.C., fchd
Grosvenor Park F.C., fchd
Hazells F.C., fchd fchd
Hinckley F.C. (1986), fchd
Langley Park F.C., fchd
Morda United F.C., fchd, played in the Welsh Cup 1989-90 to 1993-94
Moreton Town F.C., fchd
Morris Motors F.C., fchd
Peterborough City F.C. (1991), fchd fchd fchd
Peterborough United W.F.C.
Pressed Steel F.C., fchd
Shotton Comrades F.C., fchd
St Helens Ladies, played in front of 53,000 spectators vs. Dick, Kerr Ladies F.C. in the early 20th century
Vauxhall Motors (Luton) F.C., fchd
West Bromwich Town F.C., fchd

France

RC Ancenis (fr)
EP Vergèze (fr)
GC Lunel (fr)
SSMC Miramas (fr)
US Maubeuge (fr)
FC Saint-Leu (fr)
VGA Saint-Maur (fr)
- VGA Saint-Maur (women) (fr) – 6-time French women's champions

Germany

TSV 1860 Stralsund (de)
TuS Grevenbroich (de)
Duisburger FV 08 (de)
FSV Kitzscher (de)
Bornaer SV (de)
SC Halberg Brebach (de)
SV Kuppenheim (de)
FC Kutzhof (de)
SC Friedrichsthal (de)
VfR Neuss (de)
FK Clausen (de)
TuRa Bremen (de)
SC Birkenfeld (de)
VfB Ginsheim (de)
SV Weisenau (de)
Eintracht Gelsenkirchen (de)
FV Donaueschingen (de)
Eintracht Haiger (de)
SV Neckargerach (de)
TSV Ilshofen (de)
TuS Lingen (de)
SV Concordia Ihrhove/Concordia Ihrhove (de)
Sportfreunde Schwäbisch Hall (de)
VfB Bottrop (de)
DJK Konstanz (de)
SV Weil (de)
VfL Gevelsberg (de)
Schönebecker SV 1861 (de)
FSV Sömmerda (de)
TV Herkenrath (de)
Viktoria Sindlingen (de)
VfB Zittau (de)
BV 04 Düsseldorf (de)
SC Sperber Hamburg (de) (make SC Sperber redirect)
Lüner SV (de)
FC Einheit Wernigerode (de)

Hungary

Italy

Fossano Calcio S.S.D. (it)
A.S.D Orobica Calcio Bergamo (it) - redirect to Orobica Bergamo
Polisportiva Brescello A.D. (it)
Virtus Campania [it]
S.S. Ercolanese (it)
U.S. Baracca Lugo (it)
Sorso Calcio
Juventus Italia F.C. (it)
A.S.D. F.B.C. Saronno 1910 (it)
Forti e Liberi (it)
C.S. Trevigliese A.S.D. (it)
A.S.D. Omegna Calcio 1906 (it)

Kenya

Moldova

FC Maksimum Cahul, important women's team

Netherlands

VVDUNO (nl) [1] (website is in Dutch)
S.V. Fortuna Wormerveer (nl) [2] (website is in Dutch)

Poland

Bielawianka Bielawa (pl)
Błonianka Błonie [pl]
Brzozovia Brzozów
Bug Wyszków (pl)
Celuloza Kostrzyn nad Odrą (pl)
Concordia Elbląg (pl)
Chemik Kędzierzyn-Koźle (pl)
Czarni Dęblin (pl)
Czarni 1910 Jasło (pl)
Czarni Olecko (pl)
Dąb Dębno (pl)
Arka Nowa Sól (pl)
Drwęca Nowe Miasto Lubawskie (pl)
Formacja Port 2000 Mostki
Góral Żywiec
Górnik Pszów (pl)
Granica Kętrzyn (pl)
Grom Wolsztyn (pl)
Grunwald Ruda Śląska
Gryf Kownaty
Gryf 2009 Tczew
Huragan Pobiedziska (pl)
Huragan Wołomin (pl)
Ilanka Rzepin
Kania Gostyń (pl)
Karkonosze Jelenia Góra (pl)
Kotwica Kórnik (pl)
Luboński KS (de)
Lubuszanin Trzcianka
Mazovia Mińsk Mazowiecki
Mazowsze Grójec (pl)
Mazur Karczew (pl)
Mazur Pisz
Moto-Jelcz Oława (pl)
Bystrzyca Kąty Wrocławskie (pl)
KS Myszków (pl)
Nadwiślan Góra (pl)
Naprzód Rydułtowy (pl)
Obra Kościan (pl)
MKS Oława (pl)
Orkan Rumia
Orlęta Łuków (pl)
Orzeł Międzyrzecz (pl)
Orzeł Wałcz
Orzeł Ząbkowice Śląskie (pl)
Piast Kobylin
Piast Żmigród
Pilica Białobrzegi (pl)
Pogoń Barlinek (pl)
Pogoń Lębork (pl)
Pogoń Nowe Skalmierzyce (pl)
Pogoń Świebodzin (pl)
Polonia 1912 Leszno
Polonia Kępno (pl)
Polonia Trzebnica
Poprad Muszyna
Prochowiczanka Prochowice
Proszowianka Proszowice (pl)
Przyszłość Rogów
Rawia Rawicz (pl)
Sanovia Lesko (pl)
Skałka Żabnica
1 KS Ślęza Wrocław [pl]
Sokół Kleczew (pl)
Sokół Sieniawa
Sparta Oborniki (pl)
Stal Szczecin (Stal Stocznia Szczecin) (pl)
Start Namysłów (pl)
Tęcza Krosno Odrzańskie (pl)
TOR Dobrzeń Wielki (pl)
Twardy Świętoszów
Unia Hrubieszów (pl)
Unia Nowa Sarzyna (pl)
Unia Skierniewice (pl)
Unia Swarzędz (pl)
Ursus Warszawa (pl)
Victoria Września (pl)
Warmia Olsztyn
Warta Sieradz (pl)
Wisła Sandomierz (pl)
Włókniarz Kietrz (pl)
Włókniarz Zelów (pl)
Zatoka Braniewo (pl)
Żyrardowianka Żyrardów (pl)

Portugal

ADC Santa Marta de Penaguião
UD Messinense
S.C. Coimbrões/Sporting Clube de Coimbrões
Lisbon Casuals Football Club, historically known as Lisbon Cricket Club (early pioneers of football in Portugal, placed 3rd in the first Campeonato de Lisboa) [3] and [4]
Associação Desportiva de Castro Daire
Clube Recreativo de Ferreira de Aves
G.D. Oliveira de Frades
GD Lagoa
GD Vialonga
S.C. Guadalupe
S.C. Lourel
S.C. Senhora da Hora
UD Valonguense
Vasco da Gama AC

San Marino

San Marino Academy U-22 - New academy team entered in the San Marino league as of 2023. Sources in Italian: Newsrimini. This is just an example, there are several other sources.

Slovakia

South Africa

Super Eagles F.C.

Spain

Sweden

Östervåla IF, reached 3rd round of women's cup
Mariebo IK, reached 3rd round of women's cup
Gnosjö IF, former 2nd tier club
Stöde IF
Danderyds SK
Rimbo IF
Laxå IF
Filipstads FF, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
Hargs BK, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
IF Leikin, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
Lysekils FF, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
Domsjö IF, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
Obbola IK, among others reached 3rd round of 1997-98 cup
Hertzöga BK
Enebybergs IF
Gunnarstorps IF
Krokslätts IK
Tidaholms GIF
Olofströms IF
Katrineholms SK Fotboll [sv]
Alvesta GIF
FC Djursholm

Switzerland

Tanzania

Mwadui F.C. (redirects: Mwadui FC, Mwadui United, Mwadui United F.C.)

Tunisia

AS Oued Ellil, second-tier team
US Siliana, second-tier team
Kalâa Sport, second-tier team
Sporting Ben Arous/SC Ben Arous, second-tier team
CS Jbeniana, second-tier team
CS Hilalien, second-tier team

Turkey

Ukraine

FC Turtkulchi Turtkul

United States

Amarillo Bombers - MASL2 team
Brandon Braves - USISL team
Brew City Legends FC (A semi-pro soccer team in Milwaukee, Wisconsin participating in the Premier Arena Soccer League. Founded in 2018 by the first African American indoor soccer owner, Denzel Pettigrew) [5][6] [7]
Central Florida Panthers SC - NPSL team (redirect)
Chicago Viking F.C. - 1946 National Challenge Cup Champion
Coyotes FC - NPSL team (redirect)
Detroit Corinthians - American Soccer League (1933–1983) team
FC Brownsville - NPSL team (redirect)
First State FC - NPSL team (redirect)
Gallatin S.C. - 1942 National Challenge Cup Champion
German Hungarian S.C. - 1951 National Challenge Cup Champion
Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds - NPSL team [8] (redirect)
Greenville FC - NPSL
Jacksonville Fury - USISL team
Katy 1895 FC - NPSL team (redirect)
Lincoln Brigade (soccer) - USISL team
Louisville Thoroughbreds (soccer) - USISL team
McIlvaine Canvasbacks - 1959 National Challenge Cup Champion
Madison Dragons S.C. (College Club Soccer Men's and Women's program based out of Madison County, Idaho) [9]
Metro Louisville FC - NPSL team (redirect)
South Florida Flamingos - USISL team
Southern States SC - NPSL team (redirect)
Tartan Devils Oak Avalon - played the 2017 U.S. Open Cup
Texas Arsenal - USISL team
Toledo Twisters - USISL team
Valeo FC - NPSL (redirect)
Royal Palms Soccer Club - UPSL (UPSL club from Palm Coast, Florida, planning to join the USL) [10]

Zambia

Real Nakonde F.C. / Real Nakonde

Zimbabwe

National teams

Norway women's national under-23 football team (no:Norges U23-kvinnelandslag i fotball)

Competitions

2022–23 UEFA Regions' Cup Amateur Competition that has recently started

Leagues

Seasons

Club seasons

Brazil

2019 Fluminense Football Club season

Bulgaria

Croatia

Cyprus

Czech Republic

France

Germany

Greece

Italy

Japan

Netherlands

Norway

Romania

Serbia

Spain

Turkey

Ukraine

2015–16 FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk season

United States

Leagues

Albania

Belgium

Bolivia

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Bosnia Third Center Federation League

Cameroon

2011–12 Elite One, highest Cameroonian league

Cyprus

France

Italy

Poland

2006–07 II liga and earlier

South Africa

2012–13 SAFA Second Division

Sweden

Tunisia

Cups

Africa

Austria

Belgium

1994–95 Belgian Cup

Estonia

Poland

Sweden

Turkey

1944 Prime Minister's Cup up to
1998 Prime Minister's Cup - all seasons are available on the Turkish Wiki, see here. The results of the cup on rsssf.com: rsssf.com (it's called Prime Minister's Cup here)

Uzbekistan

Matches

United States

Supporters groups

People

Dinizism [52]
Charlie Bell (English footballer) ([53][54])
Ilyas Bircan German/Turkish Player for Menemenspor.
Ilir Çaushllari fr:Ilir Caushllari
Cihat Erbil, Turkish manager
Enver Katip, Turkish manager
David Martyn (footballer) - manager of Airdrieonians F.C. from 1926-1937
Alex Ritchie (footballer) - manager of Airdrieonians F.C. from 1945-1950
Zeynel Soyuer, Turkish manager
Kuresa Taga'i, American Samoan footballer - redirect at Kuresa Tagai
Roy Ledoux, American Samoan footballer
Mark Taga'i, American Samoan footballer - redirect at Mark Tagai
Puni Samuelu, American Samoan footballer
Adamo Baranja, Slovenian footballer (wf)
Rebin Ghareeb, Iraqi footballer, played internationally
Fran Figueroa, played for Lleida et al
David Díez, played for Lleida et al
Vlademir Giordani, played for Lleida et al
Rodrigo Bilbao, played for Lleida et al
Alexander Thompson (footballer, born 1990) (Bahamian footballer) ([55][56][57][58][59] [60])
Durmuş Ali Çolak, Turkish manager
Joan Bautista Llopis, played for FC Barcelona (1941-43), lived to be 106 ([61])
Pablo Lusarreta, played for Lleida et al
Francesc Navarro, played for Lleida et al
Vicente Simeón, played for Lleida et al
José Antonio Maldonado, played for Lleida et al
Roberto Suárez Álvarez, played for Lleida et al
Dmytro Martynenko - Ukrainian player who died during the Russian invasion [62]
Salvador Calvanese/Salvatore Calvanese [it]
Gianluigi Maggioni [it]
Roberto Caremi [it]
Giampaolo Lanzetti [it]
Francesco Casagrande (footballer) [it]
Eugenio Sgarbossa [it], over 60 Serie A games Eugenio Sgarbossa at WorldFootball.net
Massimiliano Tangorra [it], over 130 Serie B games Massimiliano Tangorra at WorldFootball.net
Luca Raffaelli Gomez (Dominican Footballer), Professional soccer player, plays for Delfines del Este in the Liga Dominicana de Futbol, Dominican Republic top tier. Also played at international level for the Dominican Republic sub-15 ([63][64])
Daniel Raschle [es], manager
Fabián Espinoza [es], chilean footballer
Julio Castro Gutiérrez [es], chilean footballer
Bastián Escobar [es], chilean footballer
William Saul Sosa (Professional Soccer Player, first American to play for cuban national team) (https://www.transfermarkt.us/saul-sosa/profil/spieler/1086531) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_Force)
Francis Montandon, Swiss international [65]
Arto Uimonen, Finnish international [66]
Jukka Pirinen, Finnish international [67]
Anthony Quidachay, Guam International [68][69]
Daniel Wyss (footballer), 259 first-tier games in Switzerland
Uwe Ferl [de], prolific player in East Germany
Hacene Benhaddouche [70]
Viktor Kulikov (footballer) [71]
Trifon Pachev
Kamogelo Sebelebele

Ion Balaur/Ioan Balaur, Romanian manager
Constantin Gache, Romanian manager
Bogdan Bucur, played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Gabriel Cristea, played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Dorel Purdea, played in the 1996 Cupa României final + manager
Ilie Lazăr (footballer), played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Marian Năstase, played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Dumitru Halostă, played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Marius Raduţă, played in the 1996 Cupa României final
Răzvan Radu, [72] Romanian I liga player
Markus Sailer [73], 178 games in 2. Bundesliga
Eric Groeleken [74], 101 games in Eredivisie
Jörg Beyel [75], 85 games in 2. Bundesliga
Rainer Wiedemann (footballer, born 1939) [76], 147 games in DDR-Oberliga
Rainer Wiedemann (footballer, born 1966) [77]
Peter Kaehlitz [78], 227 games in DDR-Liga
Michael Steffen (footballer) [79]
Bernd Jopek [80], 97 games in DDR-Oberliga and DDR-Liga
Israel Adebajo founder of Stationery Srores football club, the privately owned football club in Nigeria and treasurer of the Nigerian Football Federation [https://guardian.ng/opinion/flaming-flamingo-the-life-and-times-of-israel-adebajo/
Ellen Wille, the "mother of women’s football" BBC, France 24
Tarcísio Pugliese, notable manager
Bo Falk [sv], Swedish manager
Norbert Nagy (footballer), Hungary international [81]
Zoltán Jagodics, Hungary international [82]
David Abimbola, Bolton Wanderers footballer^[1]
Harrison Rice, Bolton Wanderers footballer^[2]
Daeshon Lawrence, Bolton Wanderers footballer.^[3]
Czesław Palik [pl], prolific Polish manager
Witold Mroziewski (football manager) [pl], prolific Polish manager
Sinisa Cohadzic, Australian/Serbian manager
Alex Lee (Korean Footballer), Australian/Korean footballer. Plays for Melbourne Victory ^[4]

Structure, Governance and Organisations

Lists

Hong Kong clubs in Asian competitions - A list of record about football clubs from Hong Kong joining the AFC events, including the Champions League, Asian Club Championship and Asian Cup Winners' Cup.
List of most successful football managers - A list of managers with most trophies from leagues, tournaments etc,. You can change the article name. [90] [91].

Miscellaneous

^ https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1
^ https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1
^ https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1
^ https://aleagues.com.au/news/melbourne-victory-wellington-phoenix-australia-cup-reaction-goals-highlights-alex-lee-kelly-healda-league-news/
^ The Barcelona Complex: Lionel Messi and the Making - and Unmaking - of the World's Greatest Soccer Club ISBN 2021021666 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum
^ Buying your way in: Brazil’s biggest football club internationalization strategy www.scielo.br/j/cebape/a/XRVWmy9Q3KTML8f39HsJzVK/?format=pdf&lang=en
^ Corinthians announce 20-year stadium naming rights deal with Neo Química onefootball.com/en/news/corinthians-announce-20-year-stadium-naming-rights-deal-with-neo-quimica-30912366
^ Corinthians, The Only Billionaire Soccer Club In Brazil www.forbes.com/sites/ricardogeromel/2012/07/17/corinthians-the-only-billionaire-soccer-club-in-brazil/
^ Brazilian Supercopa domestic rights snapped up by Globo www.sportspromedia.com/news/brazilian-supercopa-globo-tv-rights-brazil-sportv/
^ Scarcity and survival in Central America: ecological origins of the soccer war ISBN 9780804765664
^ The Rebirth of Professional Soccer in America: The Strange Days of the United Soccer Association ISBN 9781442238947
^ Soccer in a football world: the story of America's forgotten game [Temple University Press ed] ISBN 9781592138852
^ Men in Blazers Present Encyclopedia Blazertannica: A Suboptimal Guide to Soccer, America's "Sport of the Future" Since 1972 ISBN 9781101875995
^ Lionel Messi dominates Social Ad Value at 2022 World Cup www.kantar.com/inspiration/sport-leisure/lionel-messi-dominates-social-ad
^ The Footballization of China Strategies for World Cup Glory The Footballization of China Strategies for World Cup Glory ISBN 1803928263; The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim Economics and PolicyISBN 3319100378
^ Edelman, Robert, and Christopher Young, eds. The Whole World Was Watching: Sport in the Cold War. Stanford University Press, 2019.

[1] ttps://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1

[2] ttps://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1

[3] ttps://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/report-peterborough-united-1-wanderers-1

[4] ttps://aleagues.com.au/news/melbourne-victory-wellington-phoenix-australia-cup-reaction-goals-highlights-alex-lee-kelly-healda-league-news/

[5] The Barcelona Complex: Lionel Messi and the Making - and Unmaking - of the World's Greatest Soccer Club ISBN 2021021666 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum

[6] Buying your way in: Brazil’s biggest football club internationalization strategy www.scielo.br/j/cebape/a/XRVWmy9Q3KTML8f39HsJzVK/?format=pdf&lang=en

[7] Corinthians announce 20-year stadium naming rights deal with Neo Química onefootball.com/en/news/corinthians-announce-20-year-stadium-naming-rights-deal-with-neo-quimica-30912366

[8] Corinthians, The Only Billionaire Soccer Club In Brazil www.forbes.com/sites/ricardogeromel/2012/07/17/corinthians-the-only-billionaire-soccer-club-in-brazil/

[9] Brazilian Supercopa domestic rights snapped up by Globo www.sportspromedia.com/news/brazilian-supercopa-globo-tv-rights-brazil-sportv/

[10] Scarcity and survival in Central America: ecological origins of the soccer war ISBN 9780804765664

[11] The Rebirth of Professional Soccer in America: The Strange Days of the United Soccer Association ISBN 9781442238947

[12] Soccer in a football world: the story of America's forgotten game [Temple University Press ed] ISBN 9781592138852

[13] Men in Blazers Present Encyclopedia Blazertannica: A Suboptimal Guide to Soccer, America's "Sport of the Future" Since 1972 ISBN 9781101875995

[14] Lionel Messi dominates Social Ad Value at 2022 World Cup www.kantar.com/inspiration/sport-leisure/lionel-messi-dominates-social-ad

[15] The Footballization of China Strategies for World Cup Glory The Footballization of China Strategies for World Cup Glory ISBN 1803928263; The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim Economics and PolicyISBN 3319100378

[16] Edelman, Robert, and Christopher Young, eds. The Whole World Was Watching: Sport in the Cold War. Stanford University Press, 2019.

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