games. The kits are currently manufactured by Grand Sport Group. Home The traditional home kit of the national team has mostly been maroon shirts and maroon shorts, but blue colours have also been used. The colours are derived from the 15th century flag of Kingdom of Kandy. Away The away shirt colour has changed several times between a white shirt with white shorts or a black shirt with black shorts. White shirt with white shorts has been the more frequent choice. Home stadiums Sugathadasa Stadium Sugathadasa Stadium is the former athletic stadium in Sri Lanka. It was established in 1972 and has a capacity of 28,000. The stadium is mostly used for athletics and football. The 1995 and 2008 SAFF Championship tournaments were held in this stadium. This is the home stadium of Sri Lanka National Football Team.Sri Lanka won their first major football tournament in his stadium. It was defeating India in the Final of 1995 SAFF Championship. All the FIFA World Cup qualification matches of Sri Lankan team also played in this ground. This ground has become a lucky ground for Sri Lanka team because they have won much of the matches played in here. The draw against Philippines Football team and The Tajikistan Team were well known. In recent times Sri Lanka lost to Bhutan in 2018 FIFA World Cup qualify matches against Bhutan in this Stadium. The 2014–15 FA Cup Final also held in this ground. Major football tournaments that played in here were the AFC President's Cup and AFC Challenge Cup. Kalutara Stadium Kalutara Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Kalutara, Sri Lanka. This stadium also known as the Vernon Fernando ground. It is currently used mostly for football matches and hosts the home games of Kalutara Park SC. The stadium holds 15,000 people. This stadium is popularly known as "Kalutara Park Ground". This stadium is located in the heart of Kalutara city. This stadium is mostly use in the Sri Lanka Champions League and Sri Lanka FA Cup tournaments. Results and fixtures Matches in the last 12 months, and future scheduled matches 2022 Coaching staff Coaching history Neville Dias (1990) Burkhard Pape (199?) Jorge Ferreira (1993–1995) M. Karathu (1999–2000) Marcos Ferreira (2000–2004) Sampath Perera (2004–2006) Jang Jung (2007–2008) Sampath Perera (2009) Mohamed Amanulla (2009–2010) Jang Jung (2010–2012) Claudio Roberto (2013–2014) Nikola Kavazović (2014–2015) Sampath Perera (2015–2016) Dudley Steinwall (2016–2018) Nizam Pakeer Ali (2018–2020) Amir