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{{Infobox national football team
| Name               = Luxembourg
| Badge              = Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Football, Logo.svg
| Nickname           = ''d'Roud Léiwen<br /> Les Lions Rouges<br /> Die Roten Löwen'' <br /> (The Red Lions)
| Association        = [[Luxembourg Football Federation]]<br />''(Lëtzebuerger Foussballfederatioun)''
| Confederation      = [[UEFA]] ([[Europe]])
| Coach              = [[Luc Holtz]]
| Captain            = [[Laurent Jans]]
| Most caps          = [[Mario Mutsch]] (101)
| Top scorer         = [[Léon Mart]] (16)
| Home Stadium       = [[Stade Josy Barthel]]
| FIFA Trigramme     = LUX
| FIFA Rank          = {{FIFA World Rankings|LUX}}
| FIFA max           = 82
| FIFA max date      = September 2018
| FIFA min           = 195
| FIFA min date      = August 2006
| Elo Rank           = {{World Football Elo Ratings|Luxembourg}}
| Elo max            = 69
| Elo max date       = 13 May 1945
| Elo min            = 190
| Elo min date       = 12 October 2005 <!--for a month or two -->
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| First game         = {{fb|LUX}} 1–4 {{fb-rt|FRA|1794}}<br />([[Luxembourg City]]; October 29, 1911)
| Largest win        = {{fb|LUX}} 6–0 {{fb-rt|AFG|1930}}<br />([[Brighton]], [[United Kingdom]]; July 26, 1948)
| Largest loss       = {{flagicon|Nazi Germany}} [[Germany national football team|Germany]] [[Football at the 1936 Summer Olympics#First round|9–0]] {{fb-rt|LUX}}<br />([[Berlin]], [[Germany]]; 4 August 1936)<br />{{fb|LUX}} 0–9 {{fb-rt|ENG}}<br />([[Luxembourg City]]; 19 October 1960)<br />{{fb|ENG}} 9–0 {{fb-rt|LUX}}<br />([[London]], [[United Kingdom]]; 15 December 1982)
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| Regional name      = [[UEFA European Championship|European Championship]]
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}}
'''Luxembourg national football team''' is the national [[football (soccer)|football]] team of [[Luxembourg]].

==References==
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{{National sports teams of Luxembourg}}
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[[Category:European national football teams]]
[[Category:Football in Luxembourg]]
[[Category:National sports teams of Luxembourg]]