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It is a member of the [[International Confederation of Association Football]] (ICAF), which governs football across the entirety of [[Eldarfellsk]]. | It is a member of the [[International Confederation of Association Football]] (ICAF), which governs football across the entirety of [[Eldarfellsk]]. | ||
COBAFO is historically the most successful confederation at the [[World Cup]], having won 19 World Championships (11 Women's, 8 Men's/Joint), between 7 Unique Champions. The [[Cagne Duchy]] was the first COBAFO team to win a Championship, in the inaugural Men's/Joint Competition in 194. The Cagnes would win a further 3 Women's Titles, in 200, 224, and 232. [[Krjstendodjl]] won their only Title at the 196 Women's World Cup. Mimodera won 2 Men's/Joint World Cups (198, 270), Krajyna won 2 Women's and 1 Men's/Joint (216, 272, and 218). Buklirasakzi won their sole Men's/Joint World Cup in 230. Mezhdomnoven won one of each title at the 240 and 242 competitions. Rennia won 6 titles in a 20 year span, winning the Women's World Cup in 244, 248, 256, and 264, and winning the Men's/Joint World Cup in 246 and 266. | |||
== Competitions == | |||
=== Balkavanian Cup of Champions === | |||
<small>Main Article: [[Balkavanians Cup of Champions]]</small> | |||
Club Level | |||
=== Balkavanian Football Championship === | |||
International Competition | |||
== Member States == | |||
=== Member States === | |||
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=== Former Member States === | |||
Latest revision as of 06:55, 29 July 2026
The Confederation of Balkavanian Football (COBAFO) is the governing body over Association Football across the Balkavanian Continent. It governs international competitions at both the Club and International Level, as well as providing standard rule-sets that govern the sport at domestic levels.
One of the primary ways that COBAFO exercises its power over domestic football is by being the only source of legitimacy to domestic football federations.
It is a member of the International Confederation of Association Football (ICAF), which governs football across the entirety of Eldarfellsk.
COBAFO is historically the most successful confederation at the World Cup, having won 19 World Championships (11 Women's, 8 Men's/Joint), between 7 Unique Champions. The Cagne Duchy was the first COBAFO team to win a Championship, in the inaugural Men's/Joint Competition in 194. The Cagnes would win a further 3 Women's Titles, in 200, 224, and 232. Krjstendodjl won their only Title at the 196 Women's World Cup. Mimodera won 2 Men's/Joint World Cups (198, 270), Krajyna won 2 Women's and 1 Men's/Joint (216, 272, and 218). Buklirasakzi won their sole Men's/Joint World Cup in 230. Mezhdomnoven won one of each title at the 240 and 242 competitions. Rennia won 6 titles in a 20 year span, winning the Women's World Cup in 244, 248, 256, and 264, and winning the Men's/Joint World Cup in 246 and 266.
Competitions
Balkavanian Cup of Champions
Main Article: Balkavanians Cup of Champions
Club Level
Balkavanian Football Championship
International Competition