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{{Infobox national football team
|Name          = {{flag|Indusse}}
|Badge         = IFA_Logo.png
|Nickname      = The Flocking Blues
|Association   = [[Indussean Football Association]]
|Confederation = [[Independent Associations Championship|IAC-OC]]
|Coach         = {{flagicon|Auprussia}} [[Pierre Camanin]]
|Captain       = [[Mersiás]]
|Most caps     = [[Baskar H Kumar]]
|Top scorer    = [[Baskar H Kumar]]
|Trigramme     = INS
|KPB Rank      = 56th
|KPB max       = 26th
|KPB max date  = Post-[[World Cup 96|96]]
|KPB min       = 253rd
|KPB min date  = Post-[[World Cup 79|79]]
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|First game         = {{flagicon|Indusse}} '''Indusse''' 2–2 [[West Violence]]<br/>( [[Baptism of Fire 66]]) 
|Largest win        = {{flagicon|Indusse}} '''Indusse''' 6–1 [[Sekela]]<br/>([[World Cup 98]] qualification) 
|Largest loss       = {{flagicon|Indusse}} '''Indusse''' 0–6 {{flagicon|Gnejs}} [[Gnejs]]<br/>([[World Cup 94]] qualification)
|World Cup apps     = 1
|World Cup first    = 96
|World Cup best     = Round of Sixteen ([[World Cup 96|WC 96]])
|Regional name      = [[Independent Associations Championship]]
|Regional cup apps  = 15
|Regional cup first = 7
|Regional cup best  = Champions ([[Independent Associations Championship 13 | IAC 13]])
|Cup of Harmony apps = 9
|Cup of Harmony first = 78
|Cup of Harmony best = Third Place Playoff ([[Cup of Harmony 89 | CoH 89]])
|Baptism of Fire app = 56
|Baptism of Fire best = Round of 32
|IAC apps = 15
|IAC first = IAC 7
|IAC best = Champions ([[Independents Associations Championship 13 | IAC 13]])
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The '''Indussean national football team''' is the representative football team of [[Indusse]] in international association football. It is currently controlled by the [[Indussean Football Association|Indussean Football Association (IFA, also known as the Federation)]], the governing body for football in the nation of [[Indusse]].

Indusse has been an active participant in multiple football tournaments for decades starting their journey during the [[World Cup 79]] Cycle. The national team has participated in multiple regional and international tournaments including the [[World Cup]], [[Cup of Harmony]], [[Independent Associations Championship]] etc. The Team was able to showcase its strength and rise as a major team in the [[IAC]] tournaments where they were crowned champions in the [[Independent Associations Championship 13|13th]] Edition of the tournament. Indusse has also been able to reach the round of sixteen of [[World Cup 96]], which has been their most celebrated perfomances yet.
==History==

=== The Era of Genesis (WC 79 to IAC 24) ===
The '''Indussean National Football Team''' was established in 1921 according to the Indussean calendar. The team was established by the emperor of Indusse [[Aditya Varma Kulashekara III|Adityavarma Kulashekara III]]. The emperor established [[Indussean Football Association|Royal Soccer Administrative Board]], which later was renamed into [[Indussean Football Association]] or IFA. Adityavarma Kulashekara III who was a soccer player himself played and managed the first-ever Indussean national team. After his death, the royal control over the federation was removed and the federation was named into the [[Indussean Football Association]]. General [[Chitrakar Das]] became the first captain after the king and he was removed after the season due to certain internal issues. [[David E Beckham]] became the next captain and continued till [[Baskar H Kumar]] was made the captain. 
While Adityavarma Kulashekara III made himself the first captain and manager, the federation later decided not to recognise him other than being the Founder of the federation. After this resolution was adopted, it was decided that [[De Consrantin Wan]] would be recognised as the first manager of the national team. The Team although they started contesting from [[World Cup 79]], was never able to qualify for the World Cup proper. [[De Consrantin Wan]] continued to be the team manager until the end of [[World Cup 84]]. 

[[Joseph Moteudi]] succeeded Wan as the new manager of the national team. Moteudi had to take up this responsibility after the federation was in search of a young manager with a lot of plans. Moteudi played a major role in reforming the national camp by presenting the "Moteudi Plan" which emphasized on developing the national football infrastructure, setting up provincial camps, nation wide selection for youth talent and more. When Moteudi was leaving Indusse during the end of [[World Cup 88]], the team and the national federation had been changed from what it was in the beginning. Moteudi also saw the peak form of [[Baskar H Kumar]], who is considered to be a legend of Indussean Football. Moteudi is also vital for the development of players like [[Bechun Butea]] and [[Mersiás]]. 

Moteudi was succeeded by [[Baker Park]] manager [[Shane Newman]] during the commencement of [[Cup of Harmony 80]]. Shane Newman is considered to be the greatest manager the team has ever got. Newman took over what Moteudi had left behind and carved the team to be one of the strongest it ever was. After the 80th edition of CoH, Newman and his team took part in the [[Independent Associations Championship 13]] at [[Poafmersia]]. This tournament saw Newman showcasing their best, winning the 13th edition of [[IAC]]. After that IAC has been one of the tournaments where Indusse has been able to show their best performances. Indusse then reached the third place playoffs in [[Independent Associations Championship 14|IAC 14]], [[Independent Associations Championship 15|IAC 15]], [[Independent Associations Championship 24|IAC 24]] and the finals in [[Independent Associations Championship 18|IAC 18]]. Under Newman, Indusse was able to reach their all time best performance in the [[World Cup]] in its [[World Cup 96|96th]] Edition, where they reached the round of sixteen but lost against [[Brookstation]] who eventually won the championship that edition. Newman also got Indusse into the third place playoff of [[Cup of Harmony 89]] but lost against [[Audioslavia]]. 

Newman eventually grew into a very famed individual in the nation and when he decided to retire after the [[World Cup 99]] cycle, the government of Indusse and IAF jointly announced that they are offering him dual citizenship and was selected to be the successor of [[Baskar H Kumar]] as the new chairman of IFA from [[World Cup 100]] cycle. Newman was also given a deserving farewell by the association with a bunch of retiring players during the final match of [[The Unity Series]]'s inaugural edition. 

=== The Centennial Era (WC 100 to Present) ===

==Team Culture==
===Kits===
Indusse has always worn kits that were themed on the colours, Blue and Orange. Indusse had signed its first contract for uniforms with [[Filindostan]] based [[No Nonsense Sportswear]] (NNS) during its first world cup campaign. The Indussean Football Association (IFA) was later sued by NNS for breaching their contracting and trying to purchase new kits before the contract period ended. As part of this, NNS stripped off their logo from the Indussean Kits. IFA decided to keep the kits until the end of [[World Cup 82]]. IFA later approached [[Starblaydia|Starblaydi]] kit makers, [[Ediraf]] for their new kits. The Kits provided by Ediraf introduced the red coloured away jersey which was nicknamed as the "Red Devil". This was the only time, Indusse wore a jersey without the blue and orange colour palette. Ediraf is also credited to be the jersey worn by the Indussean legend, Baskar H Kumar in the majority of his career. 

When [[Shane Newman]] was appointed as the new head coach of the national team during the beginning of [[World Cup 89]] cycle, Indusse dropped their Ediraf kits and signed contract with [[Kirola]], an [[Audioslavia]] based sportswear brand. The Kirola kits were worn by both veteran players like [[Baskar H Kumar]], [[Bechun Butea]], [[Steve Longhorn]], [[Alexis Budjetson]] as well as the younger generation players like [[Goblin Grundjee]], [[Rahul B Kumar]] and [[Mersiás]]. The team had transitioned to a more systematic and stronger team during the transfer from Ediraf to Kirola kits. Kirola continued to provide uniforms to Indusse until the end of [[World Cup 96]] when IFA signed a contract with [[Dantopia|Dantopian]] Kitmakers, [[Nerio]].
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Kits
!Kitmaker
!Based on
!Cycle
|-
|[[File:NNS Indusse.png|center|323x323px]]
|No Nonsense Sportswear
|[[Filindostan]]
|[[World Cup 79|WC 79]] to [[World Cup 82|WC 82]]
|-
|[[File:Ediraf - Indusse.png|center|261x261px]]
|Ediraf
|[[Starblaydia]]
|[[World Cup 83|WC 83]] to [[World Cup 88|WC 88]]
|-
|[[File:Kirola - Indusse.png|center|215x215px]]
|Kirola
|[[Audioslavia]]
|[[World Cup 89|WC 89]] to [[World Cup 96|WC 96]]
|-
|[[File:Nerio - Indusse.png|center|182x182px]]
|Nerio
|[[Dantopia]]
|[[World Cup 97|WC 97]] to Present
|}

=== Crest ===
The Indussean National Team during its inception used the national flag as the crest of the team, this continued until Ediraf took over the manufacturing of kits. During the Ediraf contract, the IFA used a blue roundel with the name in it and ribbons with orange, white and green sticking out of the roundel. This crest was later abandoned and the IFA decided to adopt a tricolour roundel with a olive leaf wreath in the centre. This crest was used in the away kits developed by Kirola. The Wreath made out of olive leaves eventually turned out to be a national symbol and has been then simultaneously been used by the IFA with the new federation logo as the Crest of Indussean National Team. The new crest that is simultaneously used consist of a blue shield with the tricolour and the olive wreath. 

=== Fanbase ===
At the time of the inception of the national team, there existed no formal fan associations in the nation. Pre-dating the formation of the national team, the federation had begun various activities to built interest in the game and this led to scattered fan following all over the nation. During the [[World Cup 81]] campaign, a group of like minded individuals created a fan association for football in Indusse naming it "The Blue Hurricanes". [[The Flocking Blues|The Blue Hurricanes]] is said to be the first organised fanbase for football in the country. Eventually over the years, multiple fanbases were formed like the "National Football Fans Forum", "Footballing Indusse" etc, but The Blue Hurricanes remained the larger group. During the [[World Cup 82|Post-WC 82]] Friendly that happened between [[New Doltania]] and [[Indusse]], the home team was behind the opponents for two goals at half time. Enraged by the deteriorating performance of the home team, multiple fan factions including "The Blue Hurricanes" attacked a small group of Doltanian fans in the stadium. This led to a mass stampede resulting in the death of two fans from Indusse, and the friendly was called off. 

In light of the stampede, Human Rights Commission sued the federation for mismanagement of the match, not ensuring security of the fans and indirectly killing two supporters present in the stadium. The case went up the Imperial Court and the court decided to suspend the federation for a term of one world cup cycle. The court also ordered the cancellation of license of all fan associations in the country and asked the government and federation to create a framework for new fan associations to be formed. This court case led to Indusse not sending a team for the [[World Cup 83]] qualifications. 

After the suspension of the federation was lifted, the government passed the "National Sports Management Bill" which created a well detailed framework for the formation of fans associations. During the [[World Cup 85]] qualification campaign, the federation announced that the suspension of The Blue Hurricanes has been lifted and all other former fanbases are subjected to merge into the Blue Hurricanes. This led to multiple internal issues in the association and led to many fans leaving the association. The Blue Hurricanes slowly started to lose its fan strength and soon went into a dormant stage. A group of young fans that had left the association earlier, approached the federation with a formal request which highlighted the issues within the Blue Hurricanes, the change in international fanbases and more reforms asking for the creation of a federation backed and officially recognised fanbase.

The Federation after careful study of the request, decided to abandon the Blue Hurricanes and created the official fanbase of football in Indusse named as "The Flocking Blues". The Flocking Blues was formally established during the commencement of [[Independent Associations Championship 10]] and focused on the development of football fans and infrastructure in the nation. The Flocking Blues (TFBs) set up a formal board that decided on its functioning with representation from the government and the federation functioning within the National Sports Management Bill and TFBs Charter. 

Today, TFBs conducts fan camps, multiple fan events, fan tours all over the nation. It also sends a selected group of fans to every tournament the team takes part representing the nation. The TFBs fans are found in the galleries with enormous tifos and banners, wearing team merchandises, chanting the team name and the slogans like "Força Indusse, Força Football", "The Flocking Blues never give up!" and more. 

=== Rivalries ===
Rivalries with multiple other national teams have been a major part of Indusse's football culture. From the start of Indusse participating in International football events, it has been competing with multiple nations and has also given them the rival tag eventually. Some of the notable rivals of Indussean national team and its fans are:

* [[Pratapgadh]], with who the team plays the "Indian Derby". This rivalry has passed on from regional tournaments to the World Cup. The Indian Derby also recorded the highest attendance in Indusse's Home Ground. This Rivalry originated from Cricket and later spread to football.
* [[Juvencus]], is that one team that has overpowered Indusse in multiple occasions (1-1-5 H2H). This includes the finals of [[Independent Associations Championship 18|IAC 18]], where Indusse lost the championship for a score of one against two. 
* [[Kelssek]], holds the record for facing Indusse in most number of International matches. Until the end of The Era of Genesis, Kelssek has played a total of ten matches with Indusse where the record is very disheartening. (1-2-7 H2H)
* [[HUElavia]], is the team that Indusse defeated in the finals to win [[Independent Associations Championship 13|IAC 13]] at [[Poafmersia]]. The Rivalry has always been close that out of five international matches, Indusse won three and lost two.

=== Home Ground ===
The federation has designated the [[Aditya Varma Kulashekara International Stadium]], [[New Hind City]] as the home ground for all matches played by the national team. With a capacity of 131,561, it is the largest stadium in the country. This Stadium was built first by [[Aditya Varma Kulashekara III]], the emperor of Indusse at his reign. The stadium was built as part of giving the Indussean Football Association, a home ground. The Stadium at its beginning had a capacity of 62,122 spectators and later was increased multiple times via renovations. It was earlier known as the Sree Kulashekara Stadium. When the home ground is not available, Indusse plays its home matches at the [[IFA National Academy Stadium]] located less than a kilometre away from the home ground. IFA National Academy Stadium is owned and operated by the federation and is used for practice and grassroot camps by the IFA. This stadium has a capacity of 45,000 spectators.

== Players and Management ==

=== Players ===
''See also: [[List of Indussean International Footballers]]''

==== Current Squad ====
''Squad for [[World Cup 100]]''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!{{Abbr|No.|Squad Number}}
!{{abbr|Pos.|Position}}
!Player
!Club
|-
|1
|GK
|[[Jahangir Shehzad]]
|{{flagicon|SRS}} [[Syneca AC]]
|-
|33
|GK
|[[Preetham Singh]]
|{{flagicon|Carpathia and Ruthenia}} [[Niradove]]
|-
|13
|DF
|[[Mathias Paulson]]
|{{flagicon|Taxhavn}} [[Napoleon St. Bernadine]]
|-
|14
|MD
|[[Djetson Hasle]]
|{{flagicon|Taxhavn}} [[Standard Lily]]
|-
|12
|FD
|[[Rahul B Kumar]]
|{{flagicon|Saterun}} [[Tsear AC]]
|-
|11
|FD
|[[Mersiás|Antonio Mersiás]]
|{{flagicon|Banija}} [[Herzegovina City FC]]
|-
|55
|FD
|[[Juan Jane]]
|{{flagicon|CMT}} [[Urrhed FC]]
|-
|100
|MD
|[[Goblin Grundjee]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Sindvpore FC]]
|-
|16
|CF
|[[Michael Djenkzo]]
|{{flagicon|KSK}} [[Coquitlam United]]
|-
|45
|CM
|[[Dhananjay Bhattacharya]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Sindvpore FC]]
|-
|32
|CB
|[[Akshay Adhaan]]
|{{flagicon|The Kytler Peninsulae}} [[Capitolians]]
|-
|55
|ST
|[[Vineeth K K]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Rockies International FC]]
|-
|19
|LB
|[[Cyrus Yazdhani]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Southbay Riveria FC]]
|-
|29
|CM
|[[Leonard Buschelus]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Dhalopura FC]]
|-
|41
|RB
|[[Lhazang Tsang Po]]
|{{flagicon|Biyambi}} [[Ngwazi Strikers]]
|-
|20
|RW
|[[Raphael O'Shaughnessy]]
|{{flagicon|Taxhavn}} [[FC Städeli]]
|}

=== Coaching Staff ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Name
|-
|Head coach
|{{flagicon|Auprussia}} [[Pierre Camanin]]
|-
|Assistant coach
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Matthew Sconfield]]
|-
|Goalkeeping coach
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Steve Longhorn]]
|-
|Fitness coach
|{{flagicon|Treekidistan}} [[Alexander D'Mous]]
|-
|Academy manager
|{{flagicon|Southern Palm Islands}} [[Agni Putra Dewa]]
|}

== Individual Records and Achievements ==
''As of [[World Cup 99]]''

''Players in '''bold''' are still active with Indusse.''

=== Most-capped players ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Pos
!Player
!Caps
!Career
|-
|1
|ST
|[[Baskar H Kumar]]
|163
|[[World Cup 79|WC 79]] - [[World Cup 90|WC 90]]
|-
|2
|FD
|[[Mersiás|'''Antonio Mersiás''']]
|132
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - Present
|-
|3
|ST
|[[Bechun Butea]]
|68
|[[World Cup 82|WC 82]] - [[World Cup 99|WC 99]]
|-
|4
|ST
|[[David E Beckham]]
|36
|[[World Cup 79|WC 79]] - [[World Cup 84|WC 84]]
|-
|5
|MD
|[[Alexis Budtedjson]]
|31
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - [[World Cup 93|WC 93]]
|}

=== Top goalscorers ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Pos
!Player
!Goals
!Career
|-
|1
|ST
|[[Bechun Butea]]
|78
|[[World Cup 82|WC 82]] - [[World Cup 99|WC 99]]
|-
|2
|FD
|[[Mersiás|'''Antonio Mersiás''']]
|71
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - Present
|-
|3
|ST
|[[Goblin Grundjee|'''Goblin Grundjee''']]
|66
|[[World Cup 87|WC 87]] - Present
|-
|4
|ST
|[[Baskar H Kumar]]
|53
|[[World Cup 79|WC 79]] - [[World Cup 90|WC 90]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |5
| rowspan="2" |MD
|[[Djetson Hasle|'''Djetson Hasle''']]
| rowspan="2" |38
|[[World Cup 87|WC 87]] - Present
|-
|Xing-Hong-Taw
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - [[World Cup 93|WC 93]]
|}

=== Most Appearances ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Pos
!Player
!Apps
!Career
|-
|1
|ST
|[[Bechun Butea]]
|400
|[[World Cup 82|WC 82]] - [[World Cup 99|WC 99]]
|-
|2
|DF
|[[Mathias Paulson|'''Mathias Paulson''']]
|368
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - Present
|-
|3
|ST
|[[Mersiás|'''Antonio Mersiás''']]
|349
|[[World Cup 85|WC 85]] - Present
|-
|4
|MD
|[[Djetson Hasle|'''Djetson Hasle''']]
|306
|[[World Cup 87|WC 87]] - Present
|-
|5
|ST
|[[Goblin Grundjee|'''Goblin Grundjee''']]
|302
|[[World Cup 87|WC 87]] - Present
|}

=== List of Managers ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!{{Abbr|No.|Squad Number}}
!{{Abbr|Tenure|In World Cup Editions}}
!Manager
!{{Tooltip|Pld|Played}}
!{{Tooltip|W|Won}}
!{{Tooltip|D|Drawn}}
!{{Tooltip|L|Lost}}
!{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for}}
!{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against}}
!Win %
!Titles
|-
|1
|[[World Cup 79|79]] to [[World Cup 84|84]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[De Consrantin Wan]]
|94
|30
|21
|46
|141
|188
|31.91%
|Nil
|-
|2
|[[World Cup 85|85]] to [[World Cup 88|88]]
|{{flagicon|Indusse}} [[Joseph Moteudi]]
|104
|29
|30
|45
|160
|200
|27.88%
|[[All India Football Cup II]]
|-
|3
|[[World Cup 89|89]] to [[World Cup 99|99]]
|{{flagicon|Baker Park}} [[Shane Newman]]
|305
|146
|60
|99
|624
|498
|47.87%
|[[Independent Associations Championship 13|IAC 13]]
|-
|4
|[[World Cup 100|100]] to Present
|{{flagicon|Auprussia}} [[Pierre Camanin]]
|20
|14
|4
|2
|52
|19
|70.00%
|Nil
|}

== Competitive Record ==
''WC statistics updated to the end of World Cup 100 Hexadecifinals''

=== Overall ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="7" |Total record - all matches
|-
!Competition
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
|-
|[[World Cup]] Finals
|8
|2
|3
|3
|10
|8
|-
|[[World Cup]] Playoffs
|2
|0
|1
|1
|4
|6
|-
|[[World Cup]] Qualifying
|374
|154
|86
|134
|693
|648
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony]]
|45
|12
|9
|24
|68
|100
|-
|[[Baptism of Fire]]
|3
|1
|1
|1
|5
|5
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship]]
|94
|50
|15
|29
|197
|136
|-
!Total
!526
!219
!115
!192
!977
!903
|}

=== World Cup ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="9" |[[World Cup]] Finals record
! style="width:3%" |
! colspan="6" |World Cup Qualification record
! rowspan="26" style="width:3%" |
! rowspan="2" |Manager
|-
!Edition
! rowspan="25" style="width:3%" |
!Round
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
!
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
|-
|[[World Cup 1]] to [[World Cup 78]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not enter''
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not enter''
|''No Manager''
|-
|[[World Cup 79]]
| colspan="7" rowspan="2" |''Did not qualify''
!
|18
|11
|3
|4
|42
|26
| rowspan="6" |[[De Consrantin Wan]]
|-
|[[World Cup 80]]
!
|18
|3
|8
|7
|29
|39
|-
|[[World Cup 81]]
|Playoffs
|2
|0
|1
|1
|4
|6
!
|18
|12
|2
|4
|36
|34
|-
|[[World Cup 82]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|18
|5
|3
|10
|19
|31
|- 
|[[World Cup 83]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not enter''
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not enter''
|-
|[[World Cup 84]]
| colspan="7" rowspan="12" |''Did not qualify''
!
|20
|5
|2
|13
|23
|42
|-
|[[World Cup 85]]
!
|24
|8
|1
|15
|28
|51
| rowspan="4" |[[Joseph Moteudi]]
|-
|[[World Cup 86]]
!
|18
|4
|10
|4
|33
|32
|-
|[[World Cup 87]]
!
|18
|8
|7
|3
|39
|28
|-
|[[World Cup 88]]
!
|18
|4
|8
|6
|31
|31
|-
|[[World Cup 89]]
!
|18
|9
|2
|7
|43
|35
| rowspan="11" |[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[World Cup 90]]
!
|14
|6
|1
|7
|30
|40
|-
|[[World Cup 91]]
!
|20
|9
|4
|7
|47
|33
|-
|[[World Cup 92]]
!
|20
|9
|4
|7
|41
|30
|-
|[[World Cup 93]]
!
|22
|11
|7
|4
|36
|23
|-
|[[World Cup 94]]
!
|20
|8
|3
|9
|29
|35
|-
|[[World Cup 95]]
!
|14
|6
|5
|3
|28
|24
|-
|[[World Cup 96]]
|Round of 16
|4
|1
|2
|1
|6
|3
!
|12
|8
|2
|2
|24
|18
|-
|[[World Cup 97]]
| colspan="7" rowspan="3" |''Did not qualify''
!
|16
|6
|2
|8
|28
|29
|-
|[[World Cup 98]]
!
|14
|6
|3
|5
|25
|16
|-
|[[World Cup 99]]
!
|18
|10
|5
|3
|51
|32
|-
|[[World Cup 100]]
|Hexadecifinals
|4
|1
|1
|2
|4
|5
!
|16
|13
|3
|0
|48
|14
|[[Pierre Camanin]]
|-
!Total
!-
!10
!2
!4
!4
!14
!14
!
!374
!154
!86
!134
!693
!648
!4
|}

=== Cup of Harmony ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="9" |[[Cup of Harmony]] Finals record
! style="width:3%" |
! colspan="6" |CoH Qualification record
! rowspan="14" style="width:3%" |
! rowspan="2" |Manager
|-
!Edition
! rowspan="13" style="width:3%" |
!Round
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
!
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 1]] to [[Cup of Harmony 77]]
| colspan="7" rowspan="8" |''Did not qualify''
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not get Invited''
|''No Manager''
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 78]]
!
|6
|2
|0
|4
|8
|13
| rowspan="4" |[[Joseph Moteudi]]
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 79]]
!
|3
|0
|0
|3
|4
|12
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 80]]
!
|3
|0
|0
|3
|0
|10
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 81]]
!
|4
|0
|1
|3
|5
|10
|- 
|[[Cup of Harmony 82]]
!
|3
|0
|1
|2
|4
|7
| rowspan="6" |[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 83]]
!
|6
|2
|2
|2
|13
|13
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 84]] to [[Cup of Harmony 88]]
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not get Invited''
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 89]]
|Third Place Playoff
|4
|2
|0
|2
|6
|6
!
|5
|2
|2
|1
|6
|7
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 90]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|4
|1
|1
|2
|7
|12
|-
|[[Cup of Harmony 91]]
|Eliminators
|1
|0
|0
|1
|0
|1
!
|6
|3
|2
|1
|15
|9
|-
!Total
!-
!5
!2
!0
!3
!6
!7
!
!40
!10
!9
!21
!62
!93
!2
|}

=== Independent Associations Championship ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="9" |[[Independent Associations Championship]] Finals record
! style="width:3%" |
! colspan="6" |[[IAC]] Qualification record
! rowspan="21" style="width:3%" |
! rowspan="2" |Manager
|-
!Edition
! rowspan="20" style="width:3%" |
!Round
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
!
!Pld
!W
!D
!L
!GF
!GA
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 1|IAC 1]] to [[Independent Associations Championship 6|IAC 6]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not enter''
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not enter''
|''No Manager''
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 7|IAC 7]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|3
|1
|0
|2
|3
|3
| rowspan="2" |[[De Consrantin Wan]]
|-
|[[IAC 8]] to [[IAC 9]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not enter''
!
| colspan="6" |''Did not enter''
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 10|IAC 10]]
|Octofinals
|1
|0
|0
|1
|0
|1
!
|4
|1
|2
|1
|4
|8
| rowspan="3" |[[Joseph Moteudi]]
|-
|[[IAC 11]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|4
|1
|1
|2
|5
|7
|- 
|[[IAC 12]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|5
|0
|1
|4
|5
|12
|- style="background:Gold;"
|[[Independent Associations Championship 13|IAC 13]]
|'''Champions'''
|7
|6
|0
|1
|20
|11
!
|4
|2
|1
|1
|7
|7
|[[Shane Newman]]
|- style="background:#cc9966;"
|[[Independent Associations Championship 14|IAC 14]]
|Third Place
|4
|3
|0
|1
|16
|6
!
|5
|5
|0
|0
|18
|5
|[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 15|IAC 15]]
|Third Place Playoff
|4
|2
|0
|2
|19
|15
!
|5
|5
|0
|0
|17
|5
| rowspan="3" |[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 16|IAC 16]]
|Round of Sixteen
|1
|0
|0
|1
|0
|2
!
|4
|3
|0
|1
|7
|5
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 17|IAC 17]]
|Quarter Finals
|2
|1
|0
|1
|11
|9
!
|4
|3
|1
|0
|15
|6
|- style="background:silver;"
|[[Independent Associations Championship 18|IAC 18]]
|Runners Up
|5
|4
|0
|1
|15
|7
!
|4
|2
|2
|0
|9
|7
|[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 19|IAC 19]]
|Round of Sixteen
|1
|0
|0
|1
|0
|1
!
|5
|3
|1
|1
|15
|8
| rowspan="6" |[[Shane Newman]]
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 20|IAC 20]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|4
|1
|1
|2
|5
|6
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 21|IAC 21]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|3
|1
|1
|1
|1
|2
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 22|IAC 22]]
|Round of Sixteen
|1
|0
|0
|1
|0
|1
!
|5
|2
|3
|0
|7
|3
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 23|IAC 23]]
| colspan="7" |''Did not qualify''
!
|4
|2
|1
|1
|6
|3
|-
|[[Independent Associations Championship 24|IAC 24]]
|Third Place Playoff
|4
|2
|0
|2
|3
|3
!
|4
|2
|1
|1
|5
|3
|-
!Total
!-
!30
!18
!0
!12
!84
!56
!
!67
!34
!16
!17
!129
!90
!3
|}

== Honours ==

=== Major Tournaments ===

* [[Independent Associations Championship|'''Independent Associations Championship''']]
** {{gold1}} '''Champions (1)''': [[Independent Associations Championship 13|13<sup>th</sup>]]
** {{silver2}} Runners-up (1): [[Independent Associations Championship 18|18<sup>th</sup>]]
** {{bronze3}} Third place (1): [[Independent Associations Championship 14|14<sup>th</sup>]]  

=== Other Tournaments ===

* [[Under-15 World Cup|'''Under-15 World Cup''']]
** {{bronze3}} Third place (1): [[Sporting World Cup 8|8<sup>th</sup> (Sporting WC)]]  
* [[All India Football Cup|'''All India Football Cup''']]
** {{gold1}} '''Champions (1)''': [[2nd All India Football Cup|2<sup>nd</sup>]]
* [[Wonder Cup|'''Wonder Cup''']]
** {{silver2}} Runners-up (1): [[Wonder Cup: Back From The Stars!|2020 (Back From The Stars!]])
* [[RSFF Centennial Cup|'''	RSFF Centennial Cup''']]
** {{gold1}} '''Champions (1)''': [[RSFF Centennial Cup|1<sup>st</sup>]]


== See Also ==

* [[Indussean Football Association]]
* [[Indusse]]
* [[World Cup]]
* [[Cup of Harmony]]
* [[Independent Associations Championship]]

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