Provence

Association	Fédération Provençale de Football
Confederation	NF Board
Top scorer	Stephan Giordano (3)
Home colours Away colours
First international
Provence 0 - 4 Catalonia  (3 April 1921)
Biggest win
Provence 3 - 1 Gozo  (Padania, 22 June 2009)
Biggest defeat
Provence 0 - 6 Iraqi Kurdistan  (Padania, 25 June 2009)
VIVA World Cup
Appearances	2 (First in 2008)
Best result	4th, 2009

The Provence football team is the football team for the French territory of Provence, they do not have affiliation with UEFA or FIFA, but are an affiliate member of the NF-Board since december 2008.

In 2008 and for the first time since 1921, the Provence team played matches, competing in the 2008 VIVA World Cup where they finished in the last place after losing all of their four games. After a losing streak of six games, the team finally claimed a first win in the end of last year, when they beat Monaco 3-2 in a friendly.

[edit] Selected internationals

Date	Venue		Opponent	Score
26-06-2009	2009 VIVA World Cup - Padania	Provence	Sápmi	4 - 4 (4-5)
25-06-2009	2009 VIVA World Cup - Padania	Provence	Iraqi Kurdistan	0 - 6
23-06-2009	2009 VIVA World Cup - Padania	Provence	Sápmi	2 - 1
22-06-2009	2009 VIVA World Cup - Padania	Provence	Gozo	3 - 1
20-12-2008	Monaco	Provence	Monaco	3 - 2
12-07-2008	2008 VIVA World Cup - Sápmi	Provence	Sápmi	2 - 4
10-07-2008	2008 VIVA World Cup - Sápmi	Provence	Arameans Suryoye	0 - 5
09-07-2008	2008 VIVA World Cup - Sápmi	Provence	Iraqi Kurdistan	0 - 3
08-07-2008	2008 VIVA World Cup - Sápmi	Provence	Padania	1 - 6
04-04-1921	Catalonia	Provence	Catalonia	0 - 1
03-04-1921	Catalonia	Provence	Catalonia	0 - 4

[edit] Tournament records

[edit] VIVA World Cup record

VIVA World Cup
Year	Round	Pos	GP	W	D	L	GS	GA
2006	-	Did not enter	-	-	-	-	-	-
2008	Group Stage	5th	4			4	3	18
2009	3rd place match	4th	4	2		2	9	12
Total	2/3	Best: 4th place	8	2		6	12	30

[edit] Current squad

• Team for 2008 VIVA World Cup

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club 1 GK Stéphane G'Bala 24 March 1985 Eole Sports 3 DF Maxime Menza 24 July 1987 Eole Sports 4 DF Jalal Zeroual 23 July 1985 Eole Sports 5 DF Stéphane Lamas 28 October 1980 Eole Sports 6 MF Cyril Alberghi 19 February 1990 Eole Sports 7 MF Laurent Davy 28 April 1985 - Eole Sports 8 FW Eddy Hammami 18 September 1987 Eole Sports 9 FW Stephan Giordano 17 May 1983 3 Eole Sports 10 MF Michaël Lopez 26 May 1988 Eole Sports 11 FW Ennys Hammoud 15 February 1988 Eole Sports 13 FW Samir Talbi 14 December 1987 Eole Sports 16 DF Hervé Decalion 6 June 1983 Eole Sports 17 MF Fabien Tolaini 6 February 1984 Eole Sports 18 FW Thierry Marcade 15 November 1984 Eole Sports 19 DF Joher Fiala 8 November 1984 Eole Sports

[edit] External links

• List of results on roonba

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