Egypt national team AFCON records complete guide

Egypt national team AFCON records complete guide

The Egypt national football team has a rich history in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), with a total of 8 titles, 11 runner-up finishes, and 18 third-place finishes. In this article, we will provide a comprehensive guide to the team’s AFCON records.

AFCON Titles

• 1957: Egypt’s first AFCON title, won in Khartoum, Sudan.

• 1959: Egypt won its second consecutive title in Khartoum, Sudan.

• 1962: Egypt won its third title in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
• 1986: Egypt won its fourth title in Cairo, Egypt.
• 1998: Egypt won its fifth title in Bamako, Mali.
• 2006: Egypt won its sixth title in Cairo, Egypt.
• 2010: Egypt won its seventh title in Luanda, Angola.
• 2013: Egypt won its eighth title in South Africa.

AFCON Runner-up Finishes

• 1957: Egypt finished as runner-up in Khartoum, Sudan.
• 1963: Egypt finished as runner-up in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
• 1968: Egypt finished as runner-up in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
• 1984: Egypt finished as runner-up in Tangier, Morocco.
• 1990: Egypt finished as runner-up in Algiers, Algeria.
• 1992: Egypt finished as runner-up in Cairo, Egypt.
• 1994: Egypt finished as runner-up in Tunis, Tunisia.
• 2000: Egypt finished as runner-up in Lagos, Nigeria.
• 2004: Egypt finished as runner-up in Tunis, Tunisia.
• 2017: Egypt finished as runner-up in Libreville, Gabon.

AFCON Third-Place Finishes

• 1959: Egypt finished third in Khartoum, Sudan.
• 1961: Egypt finished third in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
• 1965: Egypt finished third in Tunis, Tunisia.
• 1970: Egypt finished third in Sudan.
• 1974: Egypt finished third in Cairo, Egypt.
• 1984: Egypt finished third in Tangier, Morocco.
• 1990: Egypt finished third in Algiers, Algeria.
• 1992: Egypt finished third in Cairo, Egypt.
• 1996: Egypt finished third in Pretoria, South Africa.
• 2000: Egypt finished third in Lagos, Nigeria.
• 2002: Egypt finished third in Mali.
• 2006: Egypt finished third in Cairo, Egypt.
• 2008: Egypt finished third in Ghana.
• 2010: Egypt finished third in Luanda, Angola.
• 2013: Egypt finished third in South Africa.
• 2015: Egypt finished third in Equatorial Guinea.
• 2019: Egypt finished third in Egypt.

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