Mongolian national soccer team

Mongolia
Mongol

Nickname (s)

Хөх чононууд (Blue Wolves)

Association

Mongolian Football Federation

confederacy

AFC

Technical sponsor

Adidas

Head coach

Vojislav Bralušić (since 2020)

captain

Bajasgalangijn Gardmagnaj

Record scorer

Donorowyn Lübmengaraw and Nyam-Osor Naranbold (8 each)

Record player

Donorowyn Luebmengaraw (31)

Home stadium

MFF Football Center

FIFA code

MNG

FIFA rank

190. (906 points)
(as of July 16, 2020)

First jersey

Second jersey

statistics

First international match North Vietnam 3-1 Mongolia ( North Vietnam , October 3, 1960 )

Biggest win Mongolia 9-0 north. Mariana Islands ( Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia ; September 4, 2018)

Biggest defeat Uzbekistan 15-0 Mongolia ( Chiang Mai , Thailand ; December 5, 1998)

(As of November 19, 2019)

The Mongolian national soccer team is the national team of the Central Asian state of Mongolia . Football is more of a marginal sport in Mongolia and it is one of the most unsuccessful teams in the continental association AFC .

Mongolia has not yet managed to qualify for a soccer world championship or for the Asian championships. In its history, so far (as of December 2016), she has only been able to win against six national teams: against Guam , against Macau , against the Northern Mariana Islands (associated AFC member, but not a FIFA member), against the Philippines , against Myanmar and against Sri Lanka .

World championships

1930 to 1998 - did not participate
2002 to 2018 - not qualified

Asian Championships

1956 to 1996 - did not participate
2000 and 2004 - not qualified
2007 - did not participate
2011 to 2019 - not qualified

AFC Challenge Cup

2006 - did not participate
2008 - did not participate
2010 - did not qualify
2012 - did not qualify
2014 - did not qualify

AFC Solidarity Cup

2016 - preliminary round

Soccer East Asian Championship

2003 - not qualified (7th place)
2005 - not qualified (7th place)
2008 - not qualified (8th place)
2010 - not qualified (8th place)
2013 - did not participate
2015 - not qualified (9th place)
2017 - not qualified (8th place)
2019 - not qualified (7th place)

Trainer (selection)

Soviet Union Pavel Sevastyanov (1958-1960)
Mongolia Lkhamsürengiin Dorjsüren (1993–1998)
Mongolia Ishdorjiin Otgonbayar (2000-2011)
Serbia Vojislav Bralušić (2014)
Germany Michael White (2017-2020)
Serbia Vojislav Bralušić (since 2020)

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ The FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking. In: fifa.com. July 16, 2020, accessed July 21, 2020 .

[1] The FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking. In: fifa.com. July 16, 2020, accessed July 21, 2020 .