Guinean national football team

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Guinea
République de Guinée
Fed guinee.svg
Nickname (s) Syli National (s)
Association Fédération Guinéenne de Football
confederacy CAF
Head coach FranceFrance Didier Six (since 2019)
Home stadium Stade du 28 September
FIFA code GUI
FIFA rank 74th (1328 points)
(as of July 16, 2020)
First jersey
Second jersey
Third jersey
statistics
First international match Guinea 2: 3 GDR ( Conakry , Guinea ; December 16, 1962 )
Guinea-aGuinea Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR
Biggest win Guinea 14-0 Mauritania ( Guinea ; May 20, 1972 )
Guinea-aGuinea MauritaniaMauritania
Biggest defeat Tunisia 5-0 Guinea ( Tunis , Tunisia ; August 5, 1988 )
TunisiaTunisia Guinea-aGuinea
Successes in tournaments
African Championship
Participation in the finals 12 ( first : 1970 )
Best results Second place in 1976
(As of April 2015)

The Guinean national football team , also called Syli National (e) , is the selection team of the Guinéenne de Football Federation . Guinea has never been able to qualify for the finals of the World Cup and was the best result in the 1976 African Cup of Nations . At the 2012 African Cup of Nations , Guinea won 6-1 against Botswana , which is the first time in 42 years that a team at the African Cup of Nations won a game with a five-goal difference, but the defeat against Mali and the draw against Ghana meant that Guinea was already eliminated the preliminary round.

Tournaments

Olympic games

The Guinean national soccer team first took part in an international soccer tournament at the 1968 Olympic Games.

1968 in Mexico City Preliminary round
1972 in Munich not qualified
1976 in Montreal not qualified
1980 in Moscow not participated
1984 in Los Angeles not qualified

After 1984 the senior national team no longer took part in the Olympic Games and the qualifying games, an Olympic team could not yet qualify.

World Championship

1930 in Uruguay not participated
1934 in Italy not participated
1938 in France not participated
1950 in Brazil not participated
1954 in Switzerland not participated
1958 in Sweden not participated
1962 in Chile not participated
1966 in England withdrawn
1970 in Mexico Registration refused by FIFA
1974 in Germany not qualified
1978 in Argentina not qualified
1982 in Spain not qualified
1986 in Mexico not qualified
1990 in Italy not qualified
1994 in the USA not qualified
1998 in France not qualified
2002 in South Korea / Japan disqualified
2006 in Germany not qualified
2010 in South Africa not qualified
2014 in Brazil not qualified
2018 in Russia not qualified

In qualifying for the World Cup in Russia , the Democratic Republic of the Congo , Libya and Tunisia are the opponents against whom Guinea was unable to prevail and who have no chance of qualifying before the penultimate game.

African Championship

1957 in Sudan not participated
1959 in Egypt not participated
1962 in Ethiopia not participated
1963 in Ghana disqualified
1965 in Tunisia not qualified
1968 in Ethiopia not qualified
1970 in Sudan Preliminary round
1972 in Cameroon not qualified
1974 in Egypt Preliminary round
1976 in Ethiopia Second
1978 in Ghana not qualified
1980 in Nigeria Preliminary round
1982 in Libya not qualified
1984 in Ivory Coast not qualified
1986 in Egypt not qualified
1988 in Morocco not qualified
1990 in Algeria not qualified
1992 in Senegal not qualified
1994 in Tunisia Preliminary round
1996 in South Africa not qualified
1998 in Burkina Faso Preliminary round
2000 in Ghana / Nigeria not qualified
2002 in Mali disqualified
2004 in Tunisia Quarter finals
2006 in Egypt Quarter finals
2008 in Ghana Quarter finals
2010 in Angola not qualified
2012 in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea Preliminary round
2013 in South Africa not qualified
2015 in Equatorial Guinea Quarter finals
2017 in Gabon not qualified
2019 in Egypt Round of 16
2021 in Ivory Coast
2023 in Guinea Qualified as an organizer

African Nations Championship

Amilcar Cabral Cup

  • 1979 third
  • 1980 third
  • 1981 winner
  • 1982 winner
  • 1983 preliminary round
  • 1984 preliminary round
  • 1985 preliminary round
  • 1986 semi-finals
  • 1987 winner
  • 1988 winner
  • 1989 second
  • 1991 preliminary round
  • 1993 preliminary round
  • 1995 preliminary round
  • 1997 third
  • 2000 third
  • 2001 did not participate
  • 2005 winner
  • 2007 preliminary round

Trainer

player

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking. In: fifa.com. July 16, 2020, accessed July 21, 2020 .
  2. ↑ fifa.com: History of the FIFA World Cup Preliminary Competition (by year) (PDF; 325 kB), p. 19