- Curaçao national football team
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Curaçao Association FFK Head coach Manuel Bilches Home stadium Stadion Ergilio Hato FIFA code CUW FIFA ranking 171 Highest FIFA ranking 146 (March 2011) Lowest FIFA ranking 178 (September 2011) Elo ranking 175 Highest Elo ranking 41 (March 1963) Lowest Elo ranking 178 (September 2011) 
Home colours
Away coloursFirst international 
Aruba 0 – 4 Curaçao
(Aruba, 6 April, 1924)
Dominican Republic 1 - 0 Curaçao 
(Dominican Republic, August 20, 2011)Biggest win Curaçao 14 – 0 Puerto Rico 
(Colombia, December 21, 1948)Biggest defeat Netherlands 8 – 1 Curaçao
(Netherlands, 23 April, 1948)The Curaçao national football team is the official football team for Curaçao, under the control of the Curaçao Football Federation.
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History
Although not a sovereign state, Curaçao appeared on the FIFA member list in March 2011, as successor of the Netherlands Antilles, which had been dissolved (and thus no longer existed) five months earlier.
As well as taking on the Netherlands Antilles' FIFA membership, Curaçao was recognised as the direct successor of the former (similarly to how Serbia is regarded the direct successor of Yugoslavia), and took on its historical records and FIFA ranking.
World Cup record
as Curaçao (for the "territory of Curaçao", comprising all 6 islands of the Netherlands Antilles)
as Netherlands Antilles
as Curaçao
- 2014 – Did not qualify
CONCACAF Championships record
as Netherlands Antilles
- 1963 – 3rd place
- 1965 – 5th place
- 1967 – Group stage
- 1969 – 3rd place
- 1971 – Did not enter
- 1973 – 6th place
- 1977 to 1989 – Did not qualify
CONCACAF Gold Cup record
as Netherlands Antilles
- 1991 – Did not qualify
- 1993 – Did not enter
- 1996 to 2000 – Did not qualify
- 2002 – Did not enter
- 2003 – Did not qualify
- 2005 – Withdrew during qualification
- 2007 to 2011 – Did not qualify
as Curaçao
- 2013 – Qualification in progress
Current squad
The following players were called up for the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF) qualifiers against Antigua and Barbuda on September 2 and September 6 against Haiti. [1]
# Pos. Player Date of Birth (Age) Caps Goals Club GK Rowendy Sumter May 19, 1988 1 0 CRKSV Jong HollandGK Wencho Farrell December 25, 1982 2 0 ZAPDF Angelo Cijntje November 9, 1980 2 0 SC VeendamDF Bryan Anastacia July 14, 1992 1 0 CRKSV Jong HollandDF Glenciene Gregoria September 17, 1992 0 0 SithocDF Sorandley Tomsjansen May 21, 1984 1 0 Hubentut FortunaDF Timothy Cathalina January 24, 1985 0 0 SV SpakenburgDF Kenneth Cicilia June 28, 1981 0 0 Dijkse BoysDF Mihayrick Hieronimus September 29, 1992 0 0 TVC BredaDF Gillian Justiana March 5, 1991 2 0 Helmond SportDF Angelo Martha April 29, 1982 0 0 AGOVV ApeldoornDF Raynick Damasco March 7, 1991 2 0 VitesseMF Anton Jongsma January 13, 1983 2 0 WKEMF Christy Bonevacia December 25, 1985 2 0 SV SpakenburgMF Shanon Carmelia March 20, 1989 1 0 NECMF Cuco Martina September 25, 1989 2 0 RKCMF Rocky Siberie March 24, 1982 2 1 USV HerculesMF Angelo Zimmerman March 19, 1984 2 1 WKEMF Dyron Daal October 11, 1983 1 0 
South China AAMF Javier Martina February 1, 1987 1 0 
Toronto FCFW Raily Ignacio June 4, 1987 0 0 SV SpakenburgFW Mirco Colina May 23, 1990 0 0 SithocFW Ramiro Griffith June 22, 1977 0 0 RKSV Centro DominguitoFW Charles Martina January 31, 1983 0 0 Centro Social Deportivo BarberFW Joel Victoria April 7, 1990 0 0 S.V. VESTAFW Gersinio Constancia April 6, 1990 1 0 GVV UnitasFW Rihairo Meulens June 3, 1988 1 1 Almere City FCFW Orin de Waard December 4, 1983 1 1 FC LiendenSee also
- Netherlands Antilles national football team
- Sint Maarten national football team
- Netherlands national football team
References
External Links
- Federashon Futbol Korsou; Official website
- Curaçao at the FIFA website.
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