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I prefer to bother with truth to flatter with lies. Lucius Annaeus Seneca. The Valencian football team is nourished by the best players from Vinaròs to Pilar de la Horadada. Although he has not been able to play official games, he has played several friendly matches. And it is a hundred-year-old team because its first game was played against Aragón in 1918, with a victory for the Valencians by five goals to zero. Historically it has had two clearly differentiated stages. The first goes from 1918 to 1944 when the selections of historical nationalities of Spain began to play matches with each other, or even against foreign countries. The second, shorter stage was from 2001 to 2006 with a friendly match a year that was held for the Christmas dates. In total, the Valencians would have played 13 games (7 won, 1 tied and 5 lost) with 31 goals in favor and 20 against. The rivals: Aragon, Catalonia, Andalusia, Lithuania, Yugoslavia, Cameroon, Bulgaria, Colombia and Peru. The last match of the Valencians was on December 27, 2006, in Elche, against Peru, which won 3-1. The best victory was precisely in the debut match: against Aragón in 1918 (5-0), and the worst defeat against Andalusia, in 1928 (4-1). Our biggest rivalry has been with Catalonia (four games in total spread between the 1930s and 1940s) and the biggest rival was Cameroon, no less than a five-time African champion. All this in theory because the subject is barely docu*ented. There are almost no sources and the few that there are offer incomplete information. We dare to say that this article is the one that offers the most accurate information among the few that exist, but we would not be surprised if some data had escaped us. If so, the reader will let us know. The sure thing is that the Selection is absolutely competitive. For her great figures have pas*ed who have defeated important rivals. The