Faroe Islands women's national football team
The Faroese national football team of women representing the Football Association of the Faroe Islands in international women's football. In addition to the A- team there are a U- 19 and U -17. Most players come from the record champions KÍ Klaksvík.
Their first two games played the team in June 1986 in Iceland against the Icelandic national football team of women who lost with 0:6 and 0:2. After the 1988 FIFA joined FSF and the men in the same year completed official meetings, it came in the women only in 1995 in qualifying for the European Championship 1997 official matches. After which it took eight years until the next meeting other official national teams. Since 2004 Games are completed regularly again. However, the last official home game was played in 2004, since then the team plays solely abroad or on neutral courts.
On the qualification for the World Cup was waived until 2011. Greatest sporting achievements were the victories of the women's football tournament at the Games Iceland in the years 2001, 2003 and 2005.
Currently, the Färingerinnen are number 67 of the FIFA world rankings and 37 of the UEFA rankings for Europe ( at 13 December 2013). Best place was the 60th place in June 2009. 's Pre-qualification for the European Championship in 2013, the team finished the tournament in Malta the last group place, but was able to defeat the hosts 2-0.
In qualifying for the 2015 World Championships, the team had in the pre-qualification and peaked in the games in April 2013 at a tournament in Lithuania, a 3-3 draw with Montenegro, a 1-0 win over the hosts and a 2-1 win against Georgia and thus qualified for the actual qualification, which began in the fall of 2013. There the team met in the fall of 2013 for the first time in Sweden and Poland. In April 2014, in this context for the first game against Northern Ireland. Other opponents are Scotland and Bosnia and Herzegovina, against the Faroe Islands have already played before.
- 2.1 Coaches
- 2.2 Co - trainer
- 4.1 Following a period
- 4.2 goals
Tournament Record
World cup
- 2003: did not participate
- 2007: did not participate
- 2011: did not participate
European
Olympic games
- 2008: did not participate
- 2012: did not participate
Algarve Cup
The national team took part once in the Algarve Cup, played while in Group C, competing in the first of the weaker teams against each other and occupied both in the group and in the final score to the last place.
Official
Coach
So far, the national team has been trained only by four different people. From 1995 to 1996, the Icelanders Páll Guðlaugsson held this position from 2004 to 2011, the Faroese Álvur Hansen and for a game in November 2012 Rúni Nolsøe. Current trainer is Jón Pauli Olsen.
Assistant coach
In the previous games assisted exclusively Faroese assistant coach.
- Álvur Hansen ( 1995)
- Páll á Reynatúgvu (1995 )
- Jón Harald Poulsen (2004-2005)
- Jacob Thomsen ( 2005 -)
- Ingun Hansen (current)
Current squad
The players listed were for the qualifiers for the European Championship 2013 against Armenia, Malta and Georgia, which were held between the 3rd and 8th 2011, nominated.
Record players
Following a period
As of September 26, 2013
Recent player was used Eyðfríð Kristiansen 16 years and 5 months.
After gates
Listed are only multiple goal scorers.
As of October 31, 2013
Another six players each scored a goal. Recent scorer is Mona Breckman 17 years and 2 months.
International matches against German -speaking national soccer teams
( Always results from the Faroese view)
- International matches against Austria
- International matches against Luxembourg