National Football Stadium (Maldives), home stadium of Maldives
Maldives

Maldives

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Yanayin Maldives na baya-bayan nan (wasanni biyar na ƙarshe): K C K K K.

An kafa

1982

Wurin wasa

National Football Stadium (Maldives)

Birni

Malé, North Malé Atoll, Kaafu Atoll

Yawan 'yan kallo

11,850

Irin fili

grass

# Asia #3 AFC Cup Qualification R0# Gasar SAFF # Kofin Ƙalubale ta AFC # Wasannin Abota

Ƙididdigar Kakar Wasa

Tarihi

0W 0D 3L

H:0W/A:0W

Ƙwallaye

1 / 7 (-6)

H:0/A:1

Wasannin da Ba a Zura Musu Ƙwallo Ba

0

H:0/A:0

Kofuna

SAFF Championship

2018 Bangladesh, 2008 Maldives/Sri Lanka

2xWinner

SAFF Championship

2009 Bangladesh, 2003 Bangladesh, 1997 Nepal

3x2nd Place

Maldives

The Maldives national football team, governed by the Football Association of Maldives, has competed under FIFA since 1986. The island nation has primarily competed in the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship and AFC qualifying rounds. Maldives won the SAFF Championship in 2008, defeating India in the final, which remains their greatest international achievement. The team plays home matches at Galolhu National Stadium in Male, the country's capital. Due to the archipelago's geography and small population of around 500,000, football development has faced unique logistical challenges. The Maldives national league, the Dhivehi Premier League, serves as the primary player development pathway. Notable players include Ali Ashfaq, the SAFF Championship's all-time leading scorer, who became a national icon. The federation continues working to improve standards and develop young talent across the island communities.