South Moluccas national football team

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South Moluccas

Nickname(s)	Burung Maleo (Maleo)
Association	Maluku Football Association
Confederation	NF Board
Head coach	Michel Russail
Home colours Away colours
First international
South Moluccas 1 - 1 West Papua  (23 June 2005)
Biggest win
South Moluccas 3 - 1 Chechnya (23 June 2005)

The South Moluccas national football team is the official football team for the South Moluccas. They aren't affiliated by FIFA or Asian Football Confederation, and therefore cannot compete for the FIFA World Cup or Asian Cup. They won the 2005 UNPO Cup beating in semifinals on penalties West Papua and in final 3-1 Chechnya.

[edit] Selected Internationals

Date	Venue		Opponent	Score
Jun 23 2005	Netherlands - UNPO Cup	South Moluccas	Chechnya	3 - 1
Jun 23 2005	Netherlands - UNPO Cup	South Moluccas	West Papua	1 - 1

[edit] Tournaments Records

UNPO Cup

• 2005 - Champions

[edit] Squad

• HATTU J.
• HATTU W.
• KAYA P.
• PAAIJS R.
• PATTIWAEL I.
• ROOS B.
• ROOS F.
• SAPULETEJ J.
• SOUHUWAT M.
• TENTUA D.
• TOMASOA G.
• TOMASOA P.
• WAIRATTA A.
• WAIRATTA M.
• KING D.

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