Gotland official football team

Gotland
Association Gotlands Fotbollförbund
First colours
First international
Gotland Gotland 5–1 Bornholm Bornholm
(13 June, 1986)
Biggest win
Gotland Gotland 12–1 Hitra Hitra
(27 June, 1999)
Biggest defeat
Gotland Gotland 1–4 Åland Islands Åland Islands
(1 July, 1999)

The Gotlandic official football team is the official football team for Gotland, an island off the east coast of Sweden. They are not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA. Gotland is a member of the International Island Games Association and has taken part in Football at the Island Games.

Selected matches

Date Venue Home team Opponent Score
Jun 28 20092009 Island Games – Åland Gotland Greenland4–3
Jun 30 20092009 Island Games – Åland GotlandIsle of Man Isle of Man2–4
Jun 29 20092009 Island Games – Åland Gotland Falkland Islands2–0
Jun 28 20092009 Island Games – Åland Gotland Western Isles1–2
Jul 5 20072007 Island Games – Rhodes Gotland Jersey0–1
Jul 4 20072007 Island Games – Rhodes Gotland Frøya3–0
Jul 2 20072007 Island Games – Rhodes Gotland Western Isles1–3
Jul 1 20072007 Island Games – Rhodes Gotland Western Isles1–2
Jul 4 20032003 Island Games – Alderney Gotland Greenland2–1
Jul 3 20032003 Island Games – Alderney Gotland Saare County3–0
Jul 1 20032003 Island Games – Guernsey Gotland Jersey0–0
Jun 30 20032003 Island Games – Guernsey Gotland Frøya2–2
Jun 29 20032003 Island Games – Guernsey Gotland Shetland0–0
Jul 2 19991999 Island Games – Gotland Gotland Greenland7–2
Jul 1 19991999 Island Games – Gotland Gotland Åland Islands1–4
Jun 29 19991999 Island Games – Gotland GotlandIsle of Man Isle of Man4–4
Jun 28 19991999 Island Games – Gotland Gotland Shetland3–1
Jun 27 19991999 Island Games – Gotland Gotland Åland Islands3–0
Jun 15 1986Gotland Gotland Åland Islands3–0
Jun 14 1986Gotland Gotland Öland3–2
Jun 13 1986Gotland Gotland Bornholm5–1

Squad 2009[1]

The following players were in the Island Games squad in 2009.

  • (GK) Michael Zetterström (Levide)
  • Kenneth Budin (FG 86)
  • Tom Eneqvist (FG 86)
  • Isak Gillerfors (FG 86)
  • Christoffer Gjörloff (Fårösund)
  • Christian Hederfeld (FC Gute)
  • Andreas Kraft (Dalhem IF)
  • Pierre Leveau (IFK Visby)
  • Jonathan Levin (FC Gute)
  • Adrean Lindblom (Visby AIK)
  • Björn Nyman (Levide)
  • Jesper Nyman (Fårösund)
  • Sebastian Nyström (FC Gute)
  • Jimmy Orleifson (Levide)
  • Malcon Persson (Dalhem IF)
  • Emil Segerlund (IFK Visby)
  • Johan Svenserud (Fårösund)
  • Jakob Widin (FC Gute)
  • Jimmie Bjorklund (Fårösund)
  • Peter Öhman (Levide)

References

  1. ↑ Non-FIFA News Archived 2009-06-28 at the Wayback Machine.
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