Tim nasional sepak bola Siprus Utara
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Asosiasi | Kıbrıs Türk Futbol Federasyonu | ||
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Konfederasi | ConIFA NF-Board | ||
Pelatih | Bülent Aytaç[1] | ||
Penampilan terbanyak | Serkan Önet (13) | ||
Pencetak gol terbanyak | Yasin Kansu (7) | ||
Stadion kandang | Stadion Atatürk Nikosia | ||
Peringkat Elo | |||
Terkini | NR (19 Januari 2024)[2] | ||
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Pertandingan internasional pertama | |||
![]() ![]() (1962) | |||
Kemenangan terbesar | |||
![]() ![]() (Arbil, Irak; 4 Juni 2012) | |||
Kekalahan terbesar | |||
![]() ![]() (1962) ![]() ![]() (İzmir, Turki; 28 September 1980) | |||
Piala Sepak Bola Dunia ConIFA | |||
Penampilan | 2 (Pertama kali pada 2016) | ||
Hasil terbaik | ke-2 (2018) |
Tim sepak bola nasional Siprus Utara (bahasa Turki: Kuzey Kıbrıs Millî Futbol Takımı) mewakili Siprus Utara, sebuah negara de facto, dalam sepak bola. Tim tersebut adalah anggota New Federations Board untuk negara-negara yang tak terafiliasi dengan FIFA, sampai pembubarannya pada 2013. Stadion tuan rumah Siprus Utara adalah Stadion Atatürk Nikosia di Nikosia Utara dan kepala pelatih mereka ada Fırat Canova. Tim tersebut adalah juara FIFI Wild Cup, yang memenangkan lomba di Jerman pada Juni 2006. Tim tersebut juga merupakan juara ELF Cup saat ini, yang memenangkan lomba di kandang pada November 2006.
Karena embargo olahraga terhadap Siprus Utara, tim tersebut tak dapat bermain dalam pertandingan-pertandingan internasional dengan para anggota FIFA.
Sejarah
Asal mula (1955–1962)
Federasi Sepak Bola Turki Siprus (bahasa Turki: Kıbrıs Türk Futbol Federasyonu, KTFF) dibentuk pada awal 1955 – konsekuensi dari klub Siprus Turki yang menarik diri dari turnamen olahraga yang berlangsung di Siprus. Siprus Turki pertama kali bermain sebagai tim nasional perwakilan terjadi pada tahun 1962 dan melawan Turki. Pertandingan ini terjadi sebelum perang tahun 1974 yang menyebabkan pembagian Siprus secara de facto dan - dengan demikian - pemain yang berpartisipasi adalah penutur bahasa Turki dari seluruh Siprus.
Islamic Games (1980)
Despite not being considered an independent country, Northern Cyprus played in the 1980 Islamic Games football tournament, which was held in Izmir, Turkey. They suffered a 5–0 defeat against Turkey, their worst to date. Other results were a 2–0 loss against Saudi Arabia, 2–1 victory against Malaysia, and a 1–1 tie with Libya.
Reportedly, these matches were tolerated by FIFA as a result of an agreement with then-FIFA General Secretary Helmut Käser. After Northern Cyprus declared itself independent in 1983, this deal came to an end, leaving the Northern Cypriot team unable to play against FIFA-affiliated countries.[3][4]
After the foundation of TRNC (1983–2004)
After the foundation of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in 1983, the KTFF hosted Sport Games Football Federation in 1999, winning the event.
NF-Board (2004–2013)
KTFF joined the NF-Board in 2004, expanding the horizons of the national team. KTFF hosted the KTFF 50th Anniversary Cup in 2005, winning the event. Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus won the first NF-Board tournament, the FIFI Wild Cup, in Hamburg, Germany in June 2006 after defeating Zanzibar 4–1 on penalties after a goalless draw. KTFF was set to host the VIVA World Cup during November 2006, however due to issues between the sides the KTFF chose to host its own tournament, the ELF Cup at that time. Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus opened the tournament against Crimea, winning 5–0, beating their previous 'largest win' record of 6–2 against Sápmi. Soon after the opener, they beat the new record with a 10–0 victory against Tibet.
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus defeated Crimea 3–1 in the ELF Cup finals to lift their second NF-Board cup in the same year. On the 9th of January, Northern Cyprus was chosen to participate in the 2016 ConIFA World Football Cup
CONIFA (2013–Present)
Referensi
- ^ "KTFF Karması teknik sorumlusu Bülent Aytaç olarak belirlendi". KTFF. Diakses tanggal 26 August 2015.
- ^ Peringkat Elo berubah dibandingkan dengan satu tahun yang lalu."World Football Elo Ratings". eloratings.net. 19 Januari 2024. Diakses tanggal 19 Januari 2024.
- ^ http://www.playthegame.org/upload/billeder%202007%20konference/speakers/speakerdocuments/menarystevepaper.pdf
- ^ "Northern Cyprus - Conifa World football". www.conifa.org. Diakses tanggal 19 November 2018.
Pranala luar
- (dalam bahasa Turki) Official site
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) All-time results from RSSSF
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) "Footballers Reveal ‘Strip’ Poster to Highlight their 50 Year Ban from International Football"
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) Details of FIFI Wild Cup final
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) Article about the FIFI Wild Cup final
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) 2006 FIFI Wild Cup Pictures of TRNC Team
- (dalam bahasa Inggris) Cyprus Soccer E-Group