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{{Short description|National football team of Castile and León, Spain}}
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{{Infobox National football team |
Name               = Castile and León|
Badge              = Castile and León FA.png |
FIFA Trigramme     = |
Elo Rank           = |
Nickname           = Selección Castellano-leonesa |
Association        = [[Federación de Castilla y León de Fútbol|FCLF]]|
Coach              = [[Javier Yepes Peñas]]|
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Top scorer         = |
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First game         = {{Fb|Castile and León}} 1–1 {{Fb-rt|Aragon}} <br/>(19 May 1998)|
Largest win        = |
Largest loss       = {{Fb|Aragon}} 3–0 {{Fb-rt|Castile and León}} <br/>(1 June 2002)|
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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 [[Exhibition game|friendly]] matches.
==Selected internationals==
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!Date
!Venue
!Home Team
!Opponent
!Score
|-
|19 May 1998 ||[[Castile and León]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}}|| {{Fb|Aragon}} ||  1–1
|-
|1 June 2002 ||[[Aragon]] || {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Aragon}} ||  0–3
|}
==Coaches==
*[[Chus Pereda]] (1998)
*[[Juan Carlos (footballer, born 1965)|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 [[Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Castile and León#Primera División Regional Aficionados de Castilla y León|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 [[2015–16 Spanish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup|2016]], achieving the qualification to the [[2017 UEFA Regions' Cup|2017 edition]] of the European tournament.
===UEFA Regions' Cup===
{| class="wikitable"
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!
!Venue
!
!Opponent
!Score
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|[[2001 UEFA Regions' Cup]]||[[Burgos]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Basque Country}} ||  1–0
|-
|2001 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Burgos]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Asturias}} ||  0–0
|-
|2001 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Burgos]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Andalusia}} ||  0–0
|-
|[[2003 UEFA Regions' Cup]]||[[Badajoz]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Extremadura}} ||  0–0
|-
|2003 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Olivenza]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{flagicon|Madrid}} [[Madrid autonomous football team|Madrid]] ||  1–3
|-
|[[2005 UEFA Regions' Cup]]||[[Gijón]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Asturias}} ||  0–0
|-
|2005 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Gijón]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Balearic Islands}} ||  1–0
|-
|[[2007 UEFA Regions' Cup]]||[[Soria]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Canary Islands}} ||  2–0
|-
|2007 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Soria]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|La Rioja (Spain)}} ||  2–0
|-
|2007 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Biscay|Vizcaya]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Basque Country}} ||  1–1
|-
|[[2009 UEFA Regions' Cup]]||[[Soria]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Murcia}} ||  4–1
|-
|2009 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Soria]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Cantabria}} ||  3–2
|-
|2009 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Tarragona]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Basque Country}} ||  2–2
|-
|2009 UEFA Regions' Cup||[[Tarragona]]|| {{Fb|Castile and León}} || {{Fb|Andalusia}} ||  2–2
|}
== Notable players ==
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* [[Álvaro Arbeloa]]
* [[Armando Álvarez (footballer)|Armando Álvarez]]
* [[Marianín|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 García|Luis García]]
* [[Inés Herrera]]
* [[Elvir Koljić]]
* [[Jesús Landáburu]]
* [[Susana León]]
* [[Paco Llorente]]
* [[José Luis Fernández Manzanedo|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 Álvarez|César Rodríguez]]
* [[Edipo Rodríguez]]
* [[Juan Carlos (footballer, born 1965)|Juan Carlos Rodríguez]]
* [[Eusebio Sacristán]]
* Patricia Salvador
* [[Ángel Saro]]{{efn|name=war-unoff|Only played in three unofficial wartime international matches: See [[Spain national football team results (unofficial matches)]].}}
* [[Luis del Sol]]
* [[Mathieu Valbuena]]
* [[Vavá II|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==
{{refbegin}}[http://fcylf.es/seleccion The UEFA Regions' team at the Castile and León Football Federation] {{in lang|es}}{{refend}}
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{{Spanish autonomous community football teams}}
{{Non-FIFA teams}}
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[[Category:Football in Castile and León|Autonomous football team]]
[[Category:Spanish autonomous football teams|Castile and León]]
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