Gotland official football team

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Gotland
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Association Gotlands Fotbollförbund
Top scorer Peter Öhman
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First colours
First international
Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland 5–1 Bornholm  Flag of Denmark Bornholm.svg
(Visby, Gotland; 13 June 1986)
Biggest win
Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland 12–1 Hitra  Hitra crest flag.svg
(Visby, Gotland; 27 June 1999)
Biggest defeat
Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland 1–4 Åland  Flag of Aland.svg
(Fardhem, Gotland; 1 July 1999)
Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland 2–5 Guernsey  Flag of Guernsey.svg
(Freshwater, Isle of Wight; 27 June 2011)
Flag of Guernsey.svg  Guernsey 3–0 Gotland  Flag of Gotland.svg
(Saint Brelade, Jersey; 29 June 2015)

The Gotlandic official football team is the official football team for Gotland, an island off the east coast of Sweden. They are not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA. Gotland is a member of the International Island Games Association and has taken part in Football at the Island Games.

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Selected matches

DateVenueHome teamOpponentScore
28 June 2009 2009 Island Games  Åland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Greenland.svg  Greenland 4–3
30 June 2009 2009 Island Games  Åland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of the Isle of Man.svg  Isle of Man 2–4
29 June 2009 2009 Island Games  Åland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of the Falkland Islands.svg  Falkland Islands 2–0
28 June 2009 2009 Island Games  Åland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Western Isles Council Flag.svg  Western Isles 1–2
5 July 2007 2007 Island Games  Rhodes Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Jersey.svg  Jersey 0–1
4 July 2007 2007 Island Games  Rhodes Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Froya.svg  Frøya 3–0
2 July 2007 2007 Island Games  Rhodes Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Western Isles Council Flag.svg  Western Isles 1–3
1 July 2007 2007 Island Games  Rhodes Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Western Isles Council Flag.svg  Western Isles 1–2
4 July 2003 2003 Island Games  Alderney Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Greenland.svg  Greenland 2–1
3 July 2003 2003 Island Games  Alderney Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Saaremaa lipp.svg  Saare County 3–0
1 July 2003 2003 Island Games  Guernsey Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Jersey.svg  Jersey 0–0
30 June 2003 2003 Island Games  Guernsey Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Froya.svg  Frøya 2–2
29 June 2003 2003 Island Games  Guernsey Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Shetland.svg  Shetland 0–0
2 July 1999 1999 Island Games  Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Greenland.svg  Greenland 7–2
1 July 1999 1999 Island Games  Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Aland.svg  Åland 1–4
29 June 1999 1999 Island Games  Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of the Isle of Man.svg  Isle of Man 4–4
28 June 1999 1999 Island Games  Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Shetland.svg  Shetland 3–1
27 June 1999 1999 Island Games  Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Aland.svg  Åland 3–0
15 June 1986 Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Aland.svg  Åland 3–0
14 June 1986 Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Oland.svg  Öland 3–2
13 June 1986 Gotland Flag of Gotland.svg  Gotland Flag of Denmark Bornholm.svg  Bornholm 5–1

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