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Nickname: Lions of Teranga
The date of the founding of the National Union: 1960
Continental Confederation: enough
World Ranking: 23
Coach: Aliou Cisse
Leader: Sheikho Kouyate
Star player: Sadio Mane
Total market capitalization: €251.05 million
Most notable achievements: qualifying for the quarter-finals of the World Cup in 2002 - runner-up for Africa Cup of Nations 2002
Number of previous World Cup entries: 1
Post log:
2002: Quarter-finals
Total participation in the World Cup: 5 matches (win in two matches, draw in the same and one loss, scored 7 goals and conceded 6)
The number of African Nations Cup participations: 14
Post log:
1965: 4th place
1968: first round
1986: First round
1990: 4th place
1992: Quarter-finals
1994: Quarter-finals
2000: Quarter-finals
2002: Runner-up
2004: Quarter-finals
2006: 4th place
2008: first round
2012: first round
2015: first round
2017: Quarter-finals
The outcome of the participation in the African Nations Cup: I played 49 matches, won 16 matches, compared to 12 draws and 21 losses, scored 55 goals and conceded 50 goals.
International debut: 2-1 Gambia (1959)
Biggest win: 7-0 Mauritius (9-10 -2010)
Heaviest loss: 0-11 CZ (2-11-1966)
Most represented player: Henri Camara (99 games)
All-time top scorer: Henri Camara (29 goals)
The most participating players in the World Cup: The list participating in the 2002 World Cup with one score
Most played players in the World Cup: 7 players: Ferdinand Cole, Omar Duff, Lamine Diatta, Baba Bouba Diop, Baba Malek Diop, El Hadj Diouf and Tony Silva (5 matches)
All-time top scorer in the World Cup: Baba Bouba Diop (3 goals)
Notable players throughout history:
Henri Camara (1999-2008): Senegal's historical scorer and the most participating in the national team shirt, and he was one of the most prominent players of the golden generation in the 2002 World Cup.
Jules Bokande (1979-1993): The legend of Senegal. He was one of the best players in the African continent in the eighties and nineties of the last century. He played 73 international matches, scoring 20 goals.
El Hadj Diouf (2000-2008): One of the most prominent members of the golden generation, he participated in the World Cup with Senegal, and his shirt featured 70 matches, during which he scored 24 goals, and is the second in the list of top scorers.
Baba Bouba Diop (2001-2008): One of the illustrious stars in Senegal's history. He contributed strongly to qualifying for the World Cup quarter-finals in 2002. He played 63 matches with the national team, during which he scored 11 goals.
Sadio Mane (2012 - until now): One of the most famous players on the African continent, he played 50 matches for the national team, during which he scored 14 goals.
Zimbabwe national football team
The Zimbabwe national football team, nicknamed the Warriors, is the national team of Zimbabwe and is controlled by the Zimbabwe Football Association. Its previous name was the Southern Rhodesian National Team from 1939 to 1964, then the Rhodesia National Team from 1964 to 1980, and then Zimbabwe Rhodesia. He has never qualified for the World Cup and was the first to qualify for the African Cup of Nations in 2004.
African Nations Cup
The Zimbabwean national team participated twice in the African Cup of Nations, the first time was in 2004. It was held in Tunisia, and the Carthage Eagles won it well and deservedly. The Egyptian and Cameroonian and he played his first matches against the Egyptian team, in which the first was defeated by two goals for a goal, then the Egyptian team advanced, then the Zimbabwean drew, then Mohamed Barakat decided Al-Amore and won a double. The Cameroonian team, and by good luck, was the golden age of the Cameroonian team in the presence of Eto'o Wambuma, and then the Zimbabwean team was defeated by five clean, after it dared to advance against the lions with a goal, the response was very harsh from the lions and defeated the Zimbabwean team by five goals to three, and the last match, of course, was a feat for Zimbabwe, which they won Two goals to one against the Algerian national team, and the Zimbabwean team came out, which is the last place in the group, with leprosy The hand of four points, one point behind the Egyptian and Algerian teams.
As for the second time: which was held in Egypt, which everyone expected to be the strongest tournament in the history of the Nations Cup, before the last tournament, of course. The Zimbabwean team, unfortunately, fell in the last tournament in the group of death with Senegal, Nigeria and Ghana. Of course, the Zimbabwean people did not wait for the victory from their players, but he aspired to perform The good, and this was done, but not to a great extent. The Zimbabwean team’s march in the tournament was as follows: The Zimbabwean team opened the tournament with its first match against the Senegalese team, and it was a bad start when it was defeated by two clean goals from the killer Camara and Issa Ba. With this match, the Zimbabwean team lost the first three points in the tournament and in the second match The Zimbabwean team was in front of the Green Eagles, the Nigeria team, and the Zimbabwe team was also defeated by a clean double, and it was from Abuda and Mikel, and thus the Zimbabwean team lost three more points from its hands and thus became outside the accounts of the quarter-finals. 2004, where the Zimbabwean national team met with the Ghana national team, and then the Zimbabwean team won a double for a goal They were scored by Gabriel Issa and Benjamin Mwarwari, while Baba Adamu scored for Ghana. The victory was very strange for the Ghanaian team and no one expected it.
The Zimbabwean national team participated in the Kosava Championship in the years: 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 and was a champion for the years: 2000 when it defeated Lesotho 3-0 in the final, in 2003 it defeated Lesotho 3-0 and in 2005 defeated Zambia 2 in the final -1 and took second place in the years: 2001, 2004 and 2007. As for the other five championships, nothing was presented
Post history
world Cup
1930 : Did not participate
1934 : Did not participate
1938 : Did not participate
1950 : Did not participate
1954 : Did not participate
1958 : Did not participate
1962 : Did not participate
1966 : Did not participate
1970: qualifying stage
1974 : Did not participate
1978 : Did not participate
1982: Qualifying stage
1986: qualifying stage
1990: qualifying stage
1994: qualifying stage
1998: qualifying stage
2002: qualifying stage
2006: qualifying stage
2010: qualifying stage
2014: qualifying stage
2018: FIFA disqualified him
African Nations Cup
1957 : Did not participate
1959 : Did not participate
1962 : Did not participate
1963 : Did not participate
1965 : Did not participate
1968 : Did not participate
1970 : Did not participate
1972 : Did not participate
1974 : Did not participate
1976 : Did not participate
1978 : Did not participate
1980 : Did not participate
1982: Qualifying stage
1984: qualifying stage
1986: qualifying stage
1988: qualifying stage
1990: qualifying stage
1992: qualifying stage
1994: qualifying stage
1996: qualifying stage
1998: qualifying stage
2000: qualifying stage
2002: qualifying stage
2004: first round
2006: first round
2008: qualifying stage
2010: qualifying stage
2012: qualifying stage
2013: qualifying stage
2015: qualifying stage
2017: first round
2019 : Qualified
Cosava Cup
1997: qualifying stage
1998 : Silver Medal, 2nd Africa
1999: Quarter-finals
2000: gold medal, Africa winner
2001: Silver medal, Africa runner-up
2002: Quarter-finals
2003: Gold Medal, Africa Winner
2004: semi-finals
2005 : Gold Medal, Africa Winner
2006: semi-finals
2007: qualifying stage
2008: Quarter-finals
2009 : Gold Medal, Africa Winner
2013: Silver Medal, Africa Summer
2015: first round
2016: first round
2017 : Gold Medal, Africa Winner
2018 : Gold Medal, Africa Winner