Indusse national football team
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| Nickname(s) | The Flocking Blues | ||
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| Association | Indussean Football Association | ||
| Confederation | IAC-OC | ||
| Head coach |  Pierre Camanin | ||
| Captain | Mersiás | ||
| Most caps | Baskar H Kumar | ||
| Top scorer | Baskar H Kumar | ||
| Code | INS | ||
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| KPB ranking | |||
| Current | 56th | ||
| Highest | 26th (Post-96) | ||
| Lowest | 253rd (Post-79) | ||
| First international | |||
 Indusse 2–2 West Violence( Baptism of Fire 66) | |||
| Biggest win | |||
| Indusse 6–1 Sekela (World Cup 98 qualification) | |||
| Biggest defeat | |||
Indusse 0–6  Gnejs(World Cup 94 qualification) | |||
| World Cup | |||
| Appearances | 1 (first in WC 96) | ||
| Best result | Round of Sixteen (WC 96) | ||
| Independent Associations Championship | |||
| Appearances | 15 (first in 7) | ||
| Best result | Champions ( IAC 13) | ||
| Cup of Harmony | |||
| Appearances | 9 (first in CoH 78) | ||
| Best result | Third Place Playoff ( CoH 89) | ||
| Baptism of Fire | |||
| Appearance | BoF 56 | ||
| Result | Round of 32 | ||
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 (IFA), 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 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 Adityavarma Kulashekara III. The emperor established 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 IAC 14, IAC 15, IAC 24 and the finals in IAC 18. Under Newman, Indusse was able to reach their all time best performance in the World Cup in its 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.