What is Vanuatu women's national football team?
{{Infobox National football team | type = women | Name = Vanuatu | Badge = | Nickname = | Association = [[Vanuatu Football Federation]] (VFF) | Confederation = [[Oceania Football Confederation|OFC]] ([[Oceania]]) | Coach = Jean Robert Yelou | Captain = [[Elodie Samuel]] | Most caps = [[Serah Thompson]] (11) | Top scorer = [[Lavinia Taga]] (11) | Home Stadium = [[Port Vila Municipal Stadium]] | FIFA Trigramme = VAN | FIFA Rank = {{nowrap|{{FIFA Women's World Rankings|VAN}}}} | FIFA max = 82 | FIFA max date = December 2003 – June 2004 | FIFA min = 122 | FIFA min date = December 2021; August – December 2022; June – August 2023 | pattern_b1 = _Vanuatu15h | pattern_la1 = _Vanuatu15h | pattern_ra1 = _Vanuatu15h | pattern_so1 = _3 stripes black | pattern_sh1 = _yellow stripes adidas | leftarm1 = E6B100 | body1 = E6B100 | rightarm1 = E6B100 | shorts1 = 000000 | socks1 = E6B100 | pattern_b2 = _Vanuatu15a | pattern_la2 = _Vanuatu15a | pattern_ra2 = _Vanuatu15a | pattern_so2 = _3 stripes black | pattern_sh2 = _yellow stripes adidas | leftarm2 = 008000 | body2 = 008000 | rightarm2 = 008000 | shorts2 = 000000 | socks2 = E6B100 | First game = {{fbw|TGA}} 3–2 {{fbw-rt|VAN}}<br /> ([[Nausori]], Fiji; 30 June 2003) | Largest win = {{fbw|KIR}} 0–11 {{fbw-rt|VAN}}<br /> ([[Suva]], Fiji; 10 July 2003) | Largest loss = {{fbw|NZL}} 14–0 {{fbw-rt|VAN}}<br /> ([[Auckland]], New Zealand; 29 September 2010) | Regional name = [[OFC Women's Nations Cup]] | Regional cup apps = 2 | Regional cup first = [[2010 OFC Women's Championship|2010]] | Regional cup best = Group stage ([[2010 OFC Women's Championship|2010]], [[2022 OFC Women's Nations Cup|2022]]) }} The '''Vanuatu women's national football''' ({{lang-fr|équipe du Vanuatu de football}}) represents [[Vanuatu]] in international [[women's football]]. ==Related pages== * [[Football in Va