Cyprus national futsal team

Cyprus

Association	Cyprus Football Association
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
FIFA code	CYP
FIFA ranking	95 [1]
Home colours Away colours
First international
Finland 3–2 Cyprus (Leek, Netherlands; December 14, 1998)
Biggest win
Cyprus 10–0 Lebanon (Nicosia, Cyprus; April 15, 2003)
Biggest defeat
Ukraine 17–1 Cyprus (Lučenec, Slovakia; November 6, 2002)
World Cup
Appearances	0
UEFA Futsal Championship
Appearances	0

The Cyprus national futsal team is controlled by the Cyprus Football Association, the governing body for futsal in Cyprus and represents the country in international futsal competitions, such as the World Cup and the European Championships.

Competition history

FIFA Futsal World Cup

• 1989 - did not compete
• 1992 - did not compete
• 1996 - did not compete
• 2000 - did not compete
• 2004 - did not qualify
• 2008 - did not qualify
• 2012 - did not qualify
• 2016 - did not qualify
• 2021 - did not qualify
• 2024 - did not qualify

UEFA Futsal Championship

• 1996 - did not compete
• 1999 - did not qualify
• 2001 - did not compete
• 2003 - did not qualify
• 2005 - did not qualify
• 2007 - did not qualify
• 2010 - did not qualify
• 2012 - did not qualify
• 2014 - did not qualify
• 2016 - did not qualify
• 2018 - did not qualify
• 2022 – did not qualify
• 2026 – to be determined

References

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National sports teams of Cyprus

• Badminton
• Baseball
• Basketball
  • M
  • M U-20
  • M U-18
  • M U-16
  • W
  • W U-18
  • W U-16
• Cricket
• Field hockey
• Football
  • M
  • M U-21
  • M U-19
  • M U-18
  • M U-17
  • W
• Futsal
• Handball
• Rugby union
  • M
  • M7
• Tennis
  • M
  • W
• Volleyball

• Olympics
• Paralympics
• Deaflympics
• Commonwealth Games
• European Games
• Mediterranean Games

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