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Unofficial national football team representing the region of Franconia

Franconia

Nickname(s)

Franken-Elf (Franken 11)

Confederation

ConIFA

Head coach

Rudi Schiebel

Home stadium

Lohr am Main

First colours

First international

Franconia 4–2 Raetia

(Lohr am Main; 29 May 2014)

Biggest win

Franconia 4–2 Raetia

(Lohr am Main; 29 May 2014)

Biggest defeat

Raetia 6–0 Franconia

(Chur; 6 September 2015)

CONIFA European Football Cup

Appearances

The Franconia football team, also called Franken 11, is a team representing the people of Franconia, located in south-central Germany.

History

The team was founded in 2014 by Rudi Schiebel. They played their first game against Raetia on 29 May 2014; this game was opposed by the Bavarian Football Association as it claimed to be exclusively responsible for organizing any "selected teams."

They entered the 2015 ConIFA European Football Cup but later withdrew. Franconia also took part in the 2016 ConIFA World Football Cup qualification but failed to make it through to the finals.

References

"FA Raetia". www.facebook.com.
Hendicott, James. CONIFA: Football for the Forgotten. Lulu.com. ISBN 9780244173630 – via Google Books.
"Franconia".
Hofmann, Benjamin (12 March 2014). "Separatismus im Fußball: Elf Franken sollt ihr sein". Die Tageszeitung: Taz.
"FRANCONIA". 9 July 2014.

Non-FIFA and unaffiliated football teams competing internationally

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ConiFA

Europe	Abkhazia Canton Ticino Chameria County of Nice Donetsk PR Elba Ellan Vannin Felvidék Franconia Kárpátalja Kernow Luhansk PR Monaco Northern Cyprus Occitania Padania Provence Raetia Romani People Sápmi Sardinia Sicily South Ossetia Székely Land Two Sicilies Western Armenia
Asia	Arameans Suryoye East Turkestan Hmong Karen Kashmir Kurdistan Lezghian Pakistan All-Stars Panjab Rohingya Ryūkyū Tamil Eelam Tibet United Koreans in Japan West Papua
Africa	Barawa Barotseland Basotho Biafra Chagos Islands Darfur Kabylia Katanga Matabeland Somaliland Yoruba Western Sahara Zanzibar
Americas	ANBM Armenian Argentine Aymara Cascadia Guna People Kiskeya Kuskatan Mapuche Maule Sur Quebéc Rapa Nui São Paulo FAD
Oceania	Hawaiʻi Kiribati Mariya Tuvalu

Sovereign states

Non-sovereign

Spain	Andalusia Aragon Asturias Balearic Islands Basque Country Canary Islands Cantabria Castile and León Catalonia Ceuta Community of Madrid Extremadura Galicia Melilla Murcia Navarre Valencian Community
France	Brittany Corsica Mayotte Réunion Saint Barthélemy Saint Pierre and Miquelon Wallis and Futuna
Brazil	Minas Gerais Rio de Janeiro São Paulo
UK	Parishes of Jersey Surrey Yorkshire
Netherlands	Saba Sint Eustatius
Germany	Württemberg
Italy	Seborga
Malta	Gozo
Moldova	Gagauzia Transnistria
Poland	Silesia
Ukraine	Crimean Tatars

Island Games

CSANF

Defunct and NF Board

Languages

Esperanto

Micronesian Games

v t e Confederation of Independent Football Associations (CONIFA) members
Africa	Barawa Chagos Islands Darfur Kabylia Matabeleland Somaliland Western Sahara Zanzibar Yoruba
Americas	Cascadia Quebec Mapuche Rapa Nui
Asia	Arameans Suryoye East Turkestan Iraqi Kurdistan Panjab Rohingya Ryūkyū Tamil Eelam Tibet United Koreans of Japan West Papua
Europe	Abkhazia Artsakh Canton Ticino Chameria County of Nice Ellan Vannin Felvidék Franconia Kárpátalja Kernow Monaco Northern Cyprus women Occitania women Padania Parishes of Jersey Raetia Romani people Sápmi women Sardinia Sicily South Ossetia Székely Land Transnistria Two Sicilies Western Armenia Yorkshire
Oceania	Hawaiʻi Kiribati Mariya Tuvalu

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