Osarian Football Association
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| Founded | 2104 |
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| Joined WCC | World Cup 50 |
| Region | Atlantian Oceania |
| Confederation | AOCAF |
| Patron | King Benni I |
| Chairman | Lord William Kenterbury, COSK |
| Coach |  Benedict di Corradi (Senior) Elissa Barca-Carthy (Women's)
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The Osarian Football Association, often referred to as the OFA is the governing body for football in Osarius. The OFA is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the game, at all levels, although at lower levels, it is a more indirect governance, with regional associations taking a more hands-on approach.
The OFA is affiliated with AOCAF and, as of the end of World Cup 50, will be members of the World Cup Committee. At club level, the OFA is a member of UICA, regularly sending representative clubs to UICA sanctioned competition.
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History
Role
The OFA have several inmportant roles within the game in Osarius. Most notably, the OFA decide the rules which govern the game at domestic level, and appoint the staff for the national teams.
It is also the role of the OFA to ensure that the national teams are entered into relevant competition.
Competitions
The OFA runs several competitions, at varying levels within the game.
- King's League
- Royal League
- Phoenix League
- Minor League Championship
- OFA Cup
- Corradini Cup
- OFA Trophy
- OFA Women's Cup
- OFA Youth Cup
Personnel
The current Chairman of the OFA is Lord William Kenterbury, and it is his role to correspond with other national governing bodies for football, as well as oversee all the functionality of the OFA.
The head coach and manager of the senior national team is Benedict di Corradi. His role is not restricted to that of managing and coaching the senior squad, but he is also expected to act as an ambassador for Osarius within the sport, worldwide. He is often asked for input on various matters, and must share a close relationship with his fellow national team coaches and managers. In addition, he is also the managing director of the national football academy, which is based at the Aurumia Olympic Centre in Crown Valley.
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