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Egypt national football team
The Egyptian national football team or the Pharaohs national team is the official representative of Egypt in football.
It was the first African and Arab team to reach the World Cup finals in 1934
He is the holder of the record number of titles in the African Cup of Nations with seven titles.
It also holds the title of the most participating team in the same tournament with twenty-four participation.
The national team is managed by the Egyptian Football Association headed by Hani Abu Rida, which was established in 1921
He joined the FIFA in 1923 and joined the Confederation of African Football as founder in 1957.
The colors of the Egyptian national team uniforms consist of a red shirt, white shorts and black socks, in relation to the colors of the flag of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Beginnings.........
The Egyptian Football Association held a meeting on December 2, 1922, and elected the first Egyptian team
Official to play against the British national team. This team consisted of players: Mahmoud Marei, goalkeeper
Goal, Fouad Gemayel, Mohamed El-Sayed, Riyadh Shawky, Ali Al-Husseini and Abdel Salam Hamdi in the line of defense
Ahmed Kholusi, Khalil Hosni, Hussein Hegazy, Sayed Abaza and Zaki Othman in the middle and attack,
And with them as reserves are Radwan, Muhammad Jabr, Ali Riyad, Kamel Abd Rabbo and Abdul Latif Al-Husseini.
The beginning of the historical trilogy of Egypt ..........
The beginning was in the 2006 African Nations Cup held in "Egypt".
Egypt signed in a group consisting of Côte d'Ivoire "one of the qualified teams for the 2006 World Cup
At the expense of the Egyptian team, "Morocco, and Libya, from which the Egyptian team lost
in the World Cup qualifiers.
The opening of the tournament was on January 20, 2006 swept the Egyptian team
Libi's sister 3-0 scored by Ahmed Hossam Mido, Mohamed Aboutrika and Ahmed Hassan.
January 24, 2006 The second round of the Egyptian national team with the Moroccan team
Which ended in a goalless draw.
In the third round, the Egyptian team needed one point, and it was going to meet the Elephants of Cote d'Ivoire.
The match ended in favor of the Egyptian team (3_1), goals scored by Emad Moteb, two goals
Aboutrika's goal. The Egyptian team reached the quarter-finals as the group leader.
Quarter-finals February 3, 2006
(Egypt _ Democratic Republic of the Congo) The Egyptian team won by four goals
For a goal, the goals of the Egyptian team were scored by Ahmed Hassan (two goals)
Hossam Hassan and Emad Moteb. Semi-finals February 7, 2006
(Egypt-Senegal national team)
The famous match, the owner of the Mido incident, and the teacher, Hassan Shehata, the coach of the Egyptian team at that time. The Egyptian team won (2_1). The goals of the Egyptian team were scored by Ahmed Hassan and Amr Zaki, to qualify the Egyptian team to the final of the tournament.
Final 10 February 2006
(Egypt team - Cote d'Ivoire team)
The Egyptian national team met again with its Ivorian counterpart in the final of the tournament "February 10, 2006".
Amidst more than 80,000 spectators, led by President Hosni Mubarak,
Her original and extra time ended in a goalless draw.
During which Ahmed Hassan missed a penalty awarded by the Tunisian Mourad Al-Daami -
To smile the penalty shootout of the Pharaohs again after 20 years
After Essam El-Hadary saved two penalties, the Pharaohs won the fifth title.
2008 African Nations Cup...
Egypt signed the 2006 champions in the third group, whose matches were held
In the city of Kumasi, "the stronghold of the Ashanti tribe" with Cameroon, Zambia, and Sudan
Returning to the nations of Africa after a long absence.
The start was on January 22, 2008 against Cameroon, and the Egyptian team won
(4-2) The goals were scored by Hosni Abed Rabbo (two goals) and Mohamed Zidan (two goals).
Samuel Eto'o scored two goals for Cameroon.
January 26, 2008 The second test for the Pharaohs against the Sudanese national team
The Egyptian team won (3-0), goals scored by Hosni Abed Rabbo
From a penalty kick, Mohamed Aboutrika scored (two goals).
January 30, 2008 was a collection match for the Pharaohs to meet
In which the Zambian team tied (1-1) and scored the goal of the Pharaohs
Amr Zaki. While Katongo scored the goal of the Zambian team.
Quarter-finals.....
February 4, 2008 The Egyptian national team met Angola with stars
The former Al-Ahly club, Amadou Flavio and Gilberto, and the Egyptian team won
In the difficult match with a score (1-1)
Hosni Abed Rabbo scored the goals of the Pharaohs from a penalty kick and a goal by Amr Zaki,
While Manucho scored the goal of Angola.
semi final
February 7, 2008 The Egyptian national team met with the Ivory Coast national team.
The Egyptian national football team swept Côte d'Ivoire (4-1)
The goals of the Pharaohs were scored by Ahmed Fathi (goal) and Amr Zaki (two goals).
Mohamed Aboutrika (goal), while Côte d'Ivoire's goal was scored by Abdelkader Keita.
The second final in a row
The Egyptian national team reached the second consecutive final of the African Nations Championship
Here he will meet the Cameroonian national team. The Egyptian team won (1-0).
The goal was scored by Mohamed Aboutrika.
Double qualifiers for the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations
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Africa for the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Egypt avoided the first stage of the qualifiers, and fell in
The second stage in a group that includes the teams of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Malawi and Djibouti, and managed to top their group to qualify for the third stage of the qualifiers.
Egypt fell into a group that included Algeria, Zambia and Rwanda. Egypt started the first rounds
The stage stumbled against Zambia in Cairo after a 1-1 draw
She lost the second meeting in the stage against Algeria, 3-1 at Mustafa Tchaker Stadium,
The Egyptian team rose up in the following fourth rounds and achieved four consecutive victories
(without conceding any goal) against Rwanda, back
And home, 3-0 and 1-0, and then scored another external victory against Zambia.
In Chilambuy, 1-0, and beat Algeria on November 14, 2009
With a score of 2-0, after the teams of Egypt and Algeria tied in points and goal difference.
Egypt played a play-off against Algeria in Omdurman, Sudan,
Egypt lost the meeting with a goal to qualify the Algerian team for the World Cup.
Confederations Cup 2009 ............
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Egypt qualified for the tournament as the 2008 African Cup of Nations champion,
And signed in the second group to avoid the other African team (South Africa).
who was placed at the top of the first group as the organizer of the tournament,
Egypt signed next to the Brazilian national team, the Italian national team, and the national team
United States of America.
Egypt lost the first match against Brazil 4-3 after submitting
Strong display before losing in overtime with a penalty kick
It was scored by the Brazilian player Kaka, and the Egyptian national team is considered the national team
The only African who managed to score three goals against a national team
Brazil (in one match) throughout history, as the Egyptian national team is considered
It is the only team in the world to score three goals against Brazil
(In one match) in the state of Brazilian coach Dunga.
In the second match, Egypt defeated the world champion at the time, Italy, with a goal
Historic achieved by the star of the Ismaili club, Mohamed Homs, and this is considered a victory
It is the first victory for an African team over the first Italian team.
Egypt lost the third match against the United States of America, 3-0
to deposit the tournament. The Egyptian national team also topped the Arab and African teams and was
He ranked ninth in the world after winning the 2010 African Cup of Nations in Angola
Africa Cup of Nations 2010.....
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Egypt was placed at the top of Group C as the defending champion, and joined
It has the teams of Nigeria, Mozambique and Benin.
Egypt played two friendly matches before the start of the tournament with the teams of Malawi and Mali,
The first was held in Cairo on December 29, 2009 and ended in a 1-1 draw.
The second was held in Dubai on January 4, 2010 and ended with Egypt winning with a clean goal.
In the first meeting, Egypt defeated Nigeria by three goals to one.
She won the second and third matches against Mozambique and Benin by one score 2-0
To top the group with a full score of points, with this achievement, without the rest of the teams.
Egypt faced Cameroon in the quarter-finals (Quarter-finals),
She won 3-1 after extending the time, and in the semi-finals, the Egyptian team won
The Algerian team beat the Algerian team by four goals to none, to impress the Egyptian team
Followers with a high technical performance directed to qualify for the final match.
Egypt won the seventh title after beating Ghana 1-0,
And to achieve a historic triple that no other African team has achieved,
It is a tournament that witnessed the superiority of the Egyptian team and its players in all aspects
Positive for the tournament. As a reward for this victory, former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak awarded individuals
The national team and its technical and administrative staff are the Order of Merit of the first degree with
He received them at the Republican Palace.
new record
Egypt set a new record in the Nations Cup tournaments
General after the victory over Ghana, where the Egyptian team played 19 matches
Consecutively without receiving any defeat, since losing it
Against the Algerian national team 2-1 in the 2004 tournament in Tunisia, and the previous number was
He scored on behalf of the Cameroonian national team with 14 matches during
The period between the 1984 and 1988 championships, and the number is expected to increase if it continues
The Egyptian national team did not lose in the Nations Cup.
Egypt also achieved another record, which is winning in nine consecutive matches
It started since the victory over the Angolan national team with a score of 2-1 during the Cup
African Nations 2008, and the previous number was registered in the name of the national team
The Cameroonian also scored 5 consecutive victories in
The 2002 championship in Mali, and the number is expected to increase if the Egyptian team continues to win the
Nations Cup tournaments.
2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers...
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2012 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers
The 2012 African Nations Cup qualifiers were drawn with Group G
Next to South Africa, Niger and Sierra Leone pregnant
2010 Africa Cup of Nations title. 2008. 2006 The qualifiers journey began
With Sierra Leone in Cairo, the match ended in a 1-1 draw, and in his second match
Niger faced him in Niger, Niger blew a surprise with its victory
Egypt beat Egypt 1-0 to worsen Egypt's position in the qualifiers and then faced South
Africa in Johannesburg and his goal is to win to bring down the Egyptian team
In the second loss in the goal scored by the Bafana in the last minute
From the match, Egypt is threatened with an early exit from the qualifiers
In the fourth match, he faced South Africa in Cairo, a tie and a loss
He was eliminated from the qualifiers and the match ended in a 0-0 draw
Egypt by two games from the end, the Egyptian Football Association decided
The football at that time supported the completion of the qualifying matches for the national team
The Olympic led by Hani Ramzy, and in the fifth match, I lost
Egypt vs Sierra Leone 1-2 in Sierra Leone to bottom the group
With 2 points from 5 matches to be officially eliminated from the competition,
Nevertheless, I beat Niger in the last match
From the qualifiers, which were held in Cairo 3-0, despite the loss
With this result, however, the Niger national team qualified for the tournament.
Ranking of the captaincy of the Egyptian national team
1- Ahmed Fathi: On December 16, 2002, it was against the Emirates and the Pharaohs won 2-1.
2- Sherif Ekramy: On August 16, 2006, the team lost 2-0 to Uruguay.
3- Shikabala: The national team tied with Mauritania in the World Cup qualifiers 0-0 on June 3, 2007.
4- Ahmed El-Mohammadi: The friendly team drew 0-0 with Côte d'Ivoire on August 22, 2007.
5- Abdullah Al-Saeed: June 14, 2008 for 21 minutes, the loss of the team from Malawi in the 2010 World Cup qualifiers.
6- Hossam Ashour: August 20, 2008, when the team lost from Sudan 4-0.
7- Mohamed Abdel Shafi: On December 29, 2009, the friendly team drew 1-1 with Malawi.
(8/9/10/11/12)- Ahmed Hegazy, Mohamed Salah, Mohamed Elneny, Marwan Mohsen, Omar Jaber: The Egyptian national team lost from Sierra Leone on September 3, 2011.
13- Ahmed El-Shennawy: October 8, 2011 against Niger.
The rest of the arrangement.
14- Ramy Rabia
15- Tariq Hamed
16- Mahmoud Kahraba
17- Mahmoud Trezeguet
18- Moamen Zakaria
19- Saad Samir
20- Ali Gabr
21- Mostafa Fathi
Achievements
global competitions
world Cup
Participation (3): Italy (1934, 1990), Russia (2018)
Military World Cup
hero (5)
World Youth Cup (U-20)
Post (8)
Third (1): (Argentina 2001)
Round 16 (2): (Egypt 2009) and (Columbia 2011)
World Cup (U-17)
Participation (2): (Egypt 1997 World Championship 1987
first floor (1)
Summer Olympics
Participation (11): the first (Antwerp 1920)
Fourth (2): (Amsterdam 1928) and (Tokyo 1964)
African competitions
A picture of the Egyptian national team winning the African Nations Cup in 2006
African Nations Cup
Champion (7): (1957, 1959, 1986, 1998, 2006, 2008, 2010)
African Youth Championship:
Champion (4): 1981 1991 2003 2013 2013
African U-17 Championship
Champion once: 1997
African Games:
Gold Medal (2): Kenya 1987 · Zimbabwe 1995
African National Team of the Year:
First place (three times): (1998), (2008), (2017)
second place (7)
3rd place (1)
Afro-Asian Nations Cup:
Three times runner-up
Arab competitions:
Arab Games:
Gold Medal (3 times): 1953, 1965, 2007
Arab Football Cup
Champion (1): 1992
Mediterranean Games:
Gold Medal (one time)
Silver Medal (one time)
Bronze Medal (one time)
Francophone Games:
Bronze Medal (one time)
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Guinea Bissau national football team
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