Chemgota men's national football team

The Chemgota men's national football team represents Chemgota in international men's football (soccer). Officially nicknamed Восточники (The Easterners), the team is controlled by the governing body for football in Chemgota, the Chemgotan Football Association, which is affiliated with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). Chemgota has emerged as a major football power in Asia since the 2040s, having participated in every FIFA World Cup tournament since 2042, including hosting the event in 2086. Despite initially going through their first three World Cup tournaments ending up only being in the group stage, Chemgota has so far reached the finals twice, in 2082, and in 2094. Chemgota have also won seven AFC Asian Cup titles, and finished as runners-up on six occasions. Furthermore, the team have won nine gold medals and five silver medals at the Asian Games, and have won two gold medals and a bronze at the Summer Olympics.
== History ==
The first Chemgotan national team was constituted in 2040, for a tour of North America. The national team's first ever match was played against the United States, which ended in a 2-2 draw, with Avgustin Kovalev scoring the first ever goal for the Chemgotan national team, with an awarded free-kick in the 13th minute. Their next fixture was against Canada, where Chrmgota gained it's first ever international victory, with a 1-0 win over the Canadians from a 87th minute header by Leonid Kuzmin.
Throughout the duration of the next year, the United States, Canada, Russia, Mexico, China, Japan and South Korea became regular opponents in tour (exhibition) matches. During that period, Chemgota also competed against Uruguay and Switzerland during their tours of Chemgota in 2041. Chemgota recorded their worst ever defeat on the 30th of June, 2041, as they lost 7–0 in a match to South Korea in a FIFA World Cup Qualifier match. Despite this, Chemgota went on to qualify for the 2042 World Cup, the team's first major international tournament. However, an inexperienced squad proved to be reason for the team's disappointing performance, losing two out of their three group matches, a 3-0 loss to Portugal, and a 2-1 loss to Nigeria, the other ending in a 1-1 draw between Russia. The team was made up of mostly Semi-professional players, were eliminated in the group stage, finishing last in their group, scoring only two goals.