Castile and León autonomous football team

The Castile and León autonomous football team is its national football team. They are not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA, because it is represented internationally by the Spain national football team. It only plays friendly matches.

Castile and León

Nickname(s)	Selección Castellano-leonesa
Association	FCLF
Head coach	Javier Yepes Peñas
First colours
First international
Castile and León 1–1 Aragon (19 May 1998)
Biggest defeat
Aragon 3–0 Castile and León (1 June 2002)

Selected internationals

Date	Venue	Home Team	Opponent	Score
19 May 1998	Castile and León	Castile and León	Aragon	1–1
1 June 2002	Aragon	Castile and León	Aragon	0–3

Coaches

• Chus Pereda (1998)
• Juan Carlos Rodríguez (2002)
• Mario Sánchez García (2014–2020)

Amateur team (UEFA Regions' Cup)

The amateur team of Castilla y León formed by players from the Tercera División and Preferente under 35 years, managed by Javier Yepes, have as biggest achievement the Spanish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup in 2008. They qualified to and won the 2009 UEFA Regions' Cup, played in France.

Castile and León would repeat its title in the Spanish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup in 2016, achieving the qualification to the 2017 edition of the European tournament.

UEFA Regions' Cup

	Venue		Opponent	Score
2001 UEFA Regions' Cup	Burgos	Castile and León	Basque Country	1–0
2001 UEFA Regions' Cup	Burgos	Castile and León	Asturias	0–0
2001 UEFA Regions' Cup	Burgos	Castile and León	Andalusia	0–0
2003 UEFA Regions' Cup	Badajoz	Castile and León	Extremadura	0–0
2003 UEFA Regions' Cup	Olivenza	Castile and León	Madrid	1–3
2005 UEFA Regions' Cup	Gijón	Castile and León	Asturias	0–0
2005 UEFA Regions' Cup	Gijón	Castile and León	Balearic Islands	1–0
2007 UEFA Regions' Cup	Soria	Castile and León	Canary Islands	2–0
2007 UEFA Regions' Cup	Soria	Castile and León	La Rioja	2–0
2007 UEFA Regions' Cup	Vizcaya	Castile and León	Basque Country	1–1
2009 UEFA Regions' Cup	Soria	Castile and León	Murcia	4–1
2009 UEFA Regions' Cup	Soria	Castile and León	Cantabria	3–2
2009 UEFA Regions' Cup	Tarragona	Castile and León	Basque Country	2–2
2009 UEFA Regions' Cup	Tarragona	Castile and León	Andalusia	2–2

Notable players

• Álvaro Arbeloa
• Armando Álvarez
• Marianín Arías
• Sergio Asenjo
• Maryame Atiq
• Rubén Baraja
• Lola Benito
• Alexia Blanco
• Jade Boho
• Vicente del Bosque
• Isacio Calleja
• Julio Cardeñosa
• Luis Cembranos
• Gerardo Coque
• Antonio de la Cruz
• Patxi Ferreira
• Gregorio Fonseca
• Celsa García
• Luis García
• Inés Herrera
• Elvir Koljić
• Jesús Landáburu
• Susana León
• Paco Llorente
• José Luis Manzanedo
• Mariano Martín
• Juan Mata
• Nemesio Martín
• Adolphe Mengotti
• José Mingorance
• Luis Minguela
• Felipe Miñambres
• Chus Pereda
• Cristina Prieto
• Feliciano Rivilla
• César Rodríguez
• Edipo Rodríguez
• Juan Carlos Rodríguez
• Eusebio Sacristán
• Patricia Salvador
• Ángel Saro
• Luis del Sol
• Mathieu Valbuena
• Luciano Sánchez ("Vavá II")
• Sonia Vesga
• Benjamín Zarandona
• Iván Zarandona

See also

• Category:Footballers from Castile and León
• Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Castile and León

References

The UEFA Regions' team at the Castile and León Football Federation (in Spanish)