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Manager Sylvinho

Stadium Air Albania Stadium

Founded 1930

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About Betting on Albania

Albania's national football team was established in 1930 and competes in international tournaments under FIFA and UEFA auspices. The squad plays its home matches at the Air Albania Stadium in Tirana. Albania has contested European Championship and World Cup qualifiers since joining UEFA in 1954, building a competitive record across decades of continental football. The team maintains a traditional rivalry with neighbouring Balkan nations, reflecting both geographic proximity and historical regional football culture.

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Founded1930

Home groundAir Albania Stadium

CountryInternational

When was Albania national football team founded?

The national football team was established in 1930, making it one of Europe's older national sides. Albania became a FIFA member in 1954 and has competed in World Cup and European Championship qualifiers ever since.

What is Albania's home stadium?

Air Albania Stadium is the national team's primary venue, located in Tirana. The ground hosts all major international matches and is the centre of Albanian football infrastructure.

What are Albania's main football rivalries?

The fiercest rivalry exists with neighbouring North Macedonia and Serbia due to historical and geographic proximity. Matches against Greece and Kosovo also carry significant regional intensity and are closely followed domestically.

Has Albania qualified for a major tournament?

Albania qualified for the UEFA European Championship in 2016, their first appearance at a major tournament in over 50 years. The team has also reached multiple World Cup and European Championship qualification stages throughout its history.