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London Helvecia Futsal Club
	File:London Helvecia Futsal Club Logo.png
Nickname(s)	Helvecia
Founded	2007
Ground	London, England
Chairman	Andrew de Santana
Manager	-
League	National Futsal Series
2021/2022	1st
Website	http://www.londonhelveciafutsal.com/
Home colours	Away colours

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London Helvecia Futsal Club is a futsal club based in London, England (United Kingdom). Founded in 2007, they compete in the FA National Futsal Series, the top division of English Futsal.

Helvecia are the most successful Futsal club in England, having won 8 league titles, 6 FA cups and have represented England in the UEFA Futsal cup / Champions League more times than any other English club.

Helvecia won their first major honour in 2008, complete a league and FA Futsal cup double. During the 2008/09 season Helvecia qualified for the then UEFA Futsal Cup (now Champions League) for their first time. Though Helvecia have yet to proceed past the preliminary rounds they have represented England 9 times in the competition.

Helvecia home kit colours are blue and white. The club's crest changed during the 2019/20 season so that it better represented the origins of the club. The club's local rivals are Bloomsbury Football.

History

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Crest and colours

Crest

Helvecia have had two, which all underwent minor variations. The most recent change came in 2019, where the colours of the crest were amended to reflect the origins of the club along with the style and size of the central ball.

Colours

Helvecia has always worn blue and white kits. Often these colours would be solid or a mixture of both colours. Home kits featured a dominant blue, with away kits always in white.

Helvecia Women

Helvecia also operate a women's Futsal team, London Helvecia Women's Futsal Club. They have been affiliated to the men's team since 2018. They play their home games at Leyton Leisure Centre.

Helvecia Academy

Helvecia started its academy during the 2019/20 season. Initially created of upper phase age ranges the appointment at the end of the 2018/19 season was the start of the building of the academy. The academy has two centres; the primary camp in London and the other in the midlands. This allows Helvecia to attract the best young players from the widest spectrum throughout the UK. The academy caters for U6 to U16 players, and includes the community initiatives of the club.

Honours

Domestic

League Titles

FA Futsal League: 9
- 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2017, 2019,2021, 2022

Cups

FA Futsal Cups: 6
- 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2018, 2019

Doubles

FA Futsal League and FA Futsal Cup: 6
- 2008: League and FA Futsal Cup
- 2009: League and FA Futsal Cup
- 2010: League and FA Futsal Cup
- 2011: League and FA Futsal Cup
- 2019: League and FA Futsal Cup

UEFA Futsal Cup / Champions League ^[1]

Appearances: 9

Season	Competition	Round	Opponent	Result	Venue (Host City)	Qualified
2009-10	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round	Roubaix Futsal	6–4	Tapiola Urheiluhalli (Espoo)	2nd place
			Golden Futsal Team	4–6
			Fair City Santos	11–2
2010-11	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round	FC Encamp	4–2	Magvassy Mihály Sportcsarnok (Győr)	2nd place
			MNK Croatia 97	3–2
			Győri ETO FC	2–7
2011-12	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round	Stella Rossa	7–3	Hollgasse Hall (Vienna)	2nd place
			Győri ETO FC	1–6
			Anzhi Tallinn	5–0
2012-13	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round	Edro Vlorë	2–1	Birkerød Iorietscenter (Birkerød)	3rd place
			Lidselmash Lida	1–2
			København Futsal	2–7
2017-18	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round	Transylvania	7–0	Sporthalle Weissenstein (Bern)	2nd place
			Lynx	6–1
			Minerva	1–4
2019–20	UEFA Futsal Champions League	Preliminary Round	PYF Saltires	7-3	Sporthal De Opgang (Zwaag)	2nd place
			Lynx	9-4
			Hovocubo	1-4
2020–21	UEFA Futsal Champions League	Preliminary Round	Differdange 03	0-6	Complexe Sportif (Cosnes-et-Romain)
2021–22	UEFA Futsal Champions League	Preliminary Round	TSV Weilimdorf	7-9	Glaspalast (Sindelfingen)	3rd place
			Liqeni	6-7
			Tavşançalı	8-2
2022–23	UEFA Futsal Champions League	Preliminary Round	Europa	15-0	FFA Technical Center Academy (Yerevan)	2nd place
			Petrow	9-6
			Yerevan FC	4-8

Current squad

As of 30 October 2022^[2]

#	Position	Name
1	Goalkeeper	Dimar Blanco
13	Goalkeeper	Liam Hine
20	Goalkeeper	Coco
2	Defender	Frankie Franz
3	Defender	Vinicius Sampaio
5	Defender	Eduardo Tijerín
6	Defender	Iván Dju
7	Defender	Leandro Paiva
4	Winger	Leonardo Oliveira
8	Winger	Liam Palfreeman
9	Winger	Camilo Restrepo
10	Winger	Lucas Totti
15	Winger	Fernando Malta
16	Winger	Wygor da Silva
11	Pivot	Claudio Ribeiro
12	Pivot	Denerson Moreira
14	Pivot	Thiago Bucci

Notable Players - Past and Present

References

^ "Bio". uefa.com.
^ "London Helvecia Futsal Club Players". The FA. Retrieved 30 October 2022.

External links

Official website

[1] "Bio". uefa.com.

[2] "London Helvecia Futsal Club Players". The FA. Retrieved 30 October 2022.

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 Helvecia won their first major honour in 2008, complete a league and FA Futsal cup double. During the 2008/09 season Helvecia qualified for the then UEFA Futsal Cup (now Champions League) for their first time. Though Helvecia have yet to proceed past the preliminary rounds they have represented England 9 times in the competition.
-Helvecia home kit colours are blue and white. The club's crest changed during the 2019/20 season so that it better represented the origins of the club. The club's local rivals are Loughborough and Manchester.
+Helvecia home kit colours are blue and white. The club's crest changed during the 2019/20 season so that it better represented the origins of the club. The club's local rivals are [[Bloomsbury Football]].
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