[3] All the players on the Sealand team were members of Vestbjerg Vintage Idrætsforening, a veterans side from Aalborg.

[4][5] He stated a goal of participation in the 2010 VIVA World Cup, a dream ultimately ended by a lack of finance.

Following a late 5–3 defeat to Tamil Eelam and an 8–0 demolition at the hands of eventual winners Occitania, Sealand finished bottom of their group and went on to the 5th place playoff where they beat Alderney 2–1.

[9] In May 2014, Sealand drew 1–1 with the Chagos Islands at Crawley Town a fortnight before another draw, 2–2 with Somaliland (who were making their non-FIFA debut) in London.

[15] For the Tynwald Tournament, Sealand introduced a new Nike home kit, in red, with a white stripe down the right-hand side.

In the 8–0 defeat to Occitania, Sealand debuted their Stanno away kit of a white shirt with pale red shorts.