Canary Islands autonomous football team

Canary Islands

Nickname(s)	Canario (The Canaries)
Association	Federación Canaria de Fútbol
Head coach	José Caballero
First colours Second colours
First international
Canary Islands 5 - 1 Venezuela  (6 February 1996)
Biggest win
Canary Islands 5 - 1 Venezuela  (6 February 1996)
Biggest defeat
Canary Islands 0 - 2 Venezuela  (17 May 2002)

The Canary Islands national football team is the regional football team for the Canary Islands, Spain. They are not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA/CAF, because the Canary Islands are represented internationally by the Spanish national football team. The team only plays friendly matches.

Selected internationals

Date	Venue	Home Team	Opponent	Score
8 February 2016	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	United States U19	1–0
7 February 2014	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	United States U18	3–2
29 December 2007	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	Angola	2–0
17 May 2002	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	Venezuela	0–2
21 December 1999	Tenerife, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	Yugoslavia B	2–2
22 December 1998	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	Latvia	4–0
6 February 1996	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Canary Islands	Venezuela	5–1

Latest games

Canary Islands  v  Angola

29 December 2007	Canary Islands	2-0	Angola	Las Palmas
20:00 CET	Adrián Martín  39' Jorge  47'			Stadium: Gran Canaria Referee: Armando Raúl Afonso Suárez

Kits

Canary Islands' kit is a white jersey with piping gold with blue shorts and yellow socks. Their away kit is with a blue jersey. The kits are currently manufactured by Adidas, since 2012 the federation has supplied by Pony International.

Team

• Called up for match against Angola

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
	GK	Javi Ortega				Villa de Santa Brígida
	GK	Ione Puga	July 8, 1986			Mallorca B
	GK	Moisés Trujillo				San Isidro
	DF	Ángel López	March 10, 1981			Villarreal
	DF	David García	February 25, 1982			Las Palmas
	DF	Juanma	October 18, 1982			Las Palmas
	DF	Ricardo
	DF	Pablo Sicilia	September 10, 1981			Tenerife
	DF	Aythami	April 2, 1986			Deportivo de La Coruña
	DF	Carmelo	July 9, 1983			Sporting de Gijón
	MF	Adrián Martín	September 28, 1981			Conquense
	MF	Nauzet Alemán	February 25, 1985			Real Valladolid
	MF	Canario	May 27, 1988			Espanyol B
	MF	Jonathan Sesma González	November 14, 1978			Córdoba
	MF	Ayoze García	November 22, 1975			Tenerife
	MF	Jorge Larena Avellaneda	September 29, 1981			(without club)
	MF	Momo	July 15, 1982			Real Betis
	MF	David Silva	January 8, 1986			Manchester City
	FW	Braulio Nóbrega	September 18, 1985			Real Zaragoza
	FW	Cristo Marrero	October 11, 1978			Las Zocas
	FW	Rubén Castro	June 27, 1981			Real Betis
	FW	Pedro Vega	July 19, 1979			Polideportivo Ejido
	FW	Ione Jiménez	October 31, 1981			Osasuna