Ramelau Futsal Clube

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Ramelau
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Full nameRamelau Futsal Clube
Short nameRFC
Founded2016;8 years ago (2016)
GroundSao Francisco Futsal Field
Dili, East Timor
PresidentBorja Patrocinio Antonino
CoachNelcen Escurial
League Pra Liga Futsal Timor-Leste
2020–21 PLFTL, 1st

Ramelau Futsal Clube is an East Timorese futsal club based in Dili City, East Timor. The team was founded in 2016 and competes in the Pra Liga Futsal Timor-Leste.

Contents

Achievements

Domestic competitions

Pra Liga Futsal Timor-Leste

Taça 30 de Agosto

Taça F-FDTL

International competitions

AFF Futsal Cup

Appearances in International Competitions

2022 AFF Futsal Cup

Ramelau made his debut in the AFF competition in the 2022 season. Joined in Group B with Sahako from Vietnam, and Selangor MAC from Malaysia. [2] In his first match on 4 September 2022 which was held at Terminal 21 Korat in Nakhon Ratchasima, Ramelau was defeated by Sahako with a score of 2–0. [3] Then in their second match against Selangor MAC on 5 September 2022, Ramelau lost 0–6. [4]

Here are the results of Ramelau matches in 2022 AFC Futsal Cup;

Flag of Vietnam.svg Sahako 2–0 Flag of East Timor.svg Ramelau
Report
Terminal 21 Karot, Nakhon Ratchasima

Flag of East Timor.svg Ramelau0–6 Flag of Malaysia.svg Selangor MAC
Report
Terminal 21 Karot, Nakhon Ratchasima

Players

Current squad

As of 22 August 2022.
#NamePositionNationality
1GoalkeeperDomingos dos Santos Gama Flag of East Timor.svg
2GoalkeeperGuiovani Bosco Freitas dos Santos Flag of East Timor.svg
3DefenderEvanio de Jesus C.M. Celastino Flag of East Timor.svg
4DefenderExpedito de Araujo Flag of East Timor.svg
5DefenderRivaldo Faria Ribeiro Flag of East Timor.svg
6WingerJoel Baotista Canizio Fernandes Flag of East Timor.svg
7WingerLuis Francisco Fereira Flag of East Timor.svg
8WingerJose Rodrigues da Costa Flag of East Timor.svg
9WingerNilton da Conceicao Boavida Lay Flag of East Timor.svg
10WingerPedro Gomes Soares Flag of East Timor.svg
11WingerJuninho da Silva Lucas Flag of East Timor.svg
12WingerRafael de Carvalho Flag of East Timor.svg
13WingerNeves Helfin Barreto Flag of East Timor.svg
14PivotRomulo Escurial Flag of East Timor.svg
15PivotEvinho M.B.A. do Rego Guterres Flag of East Timor.svg

Sponsorship

The following are Ramelau sponsors from the 2016 to 2022 seasons;

YearApparelSponsors
2016–19NarrowGolden Sands
2020–21Narrow, ElasticoJenic Entrepise, KINOS, R2M IT Solution, Vanna Sereno
2022Narrow, ElasticoBNCTL, MATO, King Construction

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References

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