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Sark
2003
Association
Sark FC
First colours
First international
Gibraltar 19–0 Sark (Saint Martin, Guernsey; 29 June 2003)
Last international
Frøya 15–0 Sark (Saint Anne, Alderney; 3 July 2003)
Biggest win
None
Biggest defeat
Sark 0–20 Isle of Wight (Saint Martin, Guernsey; 30 June 2003)
The Sark football team represented the Channel Island of Sark in football.[1]
The official team for the island of Sark, Sark FC, was created at the beginning of 2001.[2][3][4]
Football was first played on Sark in the 1950s, with islanders typically playing friendlies against visiting ships' crew members and seasonal staff coming to work in the summer. It was not until 2001 that an official football team, Sark FC, was created. Having joined the Guernsey FA, Sark FC played in the GFA Cup for three years and regularly played against social club teams from Guernsey.
However, Sark's footballing community wanted more competitive matches and entered a football team for the 2003 Island Games. With a population of just 600, Sark were seen as outsiders against the likes of Greenland, which boasts 55,000 inhabitants, and Guernsey with a population of 65,000. Sark's first match in the tournament resulted in a 19–0 loss to Gibraltar.
For the three matches that followed, Sark were badly affected by injuries, on top of their inexperience and the lack of fitness in a squad that included some players aged in their 50s. Following the defeat against Gibraltar, Sark lost 20–0 to the Isle of Wight, 16–0 to Greenland, and 15–0 to Frøya, a small Norwegian island of 4,000 people. In all, Sark conceded 70 goals and scored none.
Sark has not competed in the Island Games football tournament since the 2003 tournament and is no longer part of the Guernsey Football Association.
Sark Island Hotels, the team’s sponsor
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Global Information
Gibraltar 19–0 Sark 
Frøya 15–0 Sark 
