Cameroon national football team :
The Cameroon national football team, nicknamed Les LionsIndomptables
(The Indomitable Lions), is controlled by the Federation Camerounaise de Football and is Africa's most successful side; Cameroon has qualified for the FIFA World Cup six times - in 1982, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2010- more than any other African nation. In 1990, they were the first African team to reach the quarterfinals of the World Cup, losing to England in extra time. In 2000 they have also won four Africa Cup of Nations, as well as the gold medal at the Summer Olympics.
(The Indomitable Lions), is controlled by the Federation Camerounaise de Football and is Africa's most successful side; Cameroon has qualified for the FIFA World Cup six times - in 1982, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2010- more than any other African nation. In 1990, they were the first African team to reach the quarterfinals of the World Cup, losing to England in extra time. In 2000 they have also won four Africa Cup of Nations, as well as the gold medal at the Summer Olympics.
Cameroon national football Team configuration :
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Association | Federation Camerounaise de Football |
Nickname(s) | Les Lions Indomables (The Indomitable Lions) |
Confederation | CAF ( |
Head coach | Paul Le Guen |
Asst coach | Yves Colleu Thomas Nkono |
Captain | Samuel Eto'o |
Most caps | Rigobert Song (131) |
Top scorer | Samuel Eto'o (42) |
Home stadium | Stade Omnisports |
FIFA code | CMR |
FIFA ranking | 20 |
Highest FIFA ranking | 11 (November 2006) |
Lowest FIFA ranking | 62 (April 1997) |
Elo ranking | 20 |
Highest Elo ranking | 12 (June 2003) |
Lowest Elo ranking | 76 (April 1995) |
Players
List of England national football Players :
List of England national football Players :
Position | Name |
Goalkeepers : | Idriss Carlos Kameni |
Souleymanou Hamidou | |
Guy N'dy Assembe | |
Defender : | Gilles Binya |
Nicolas N'KoulouDF | |
Geremi Njitap | |
Henri Bedimo | |
Joel Matip | |
Andre Bike | |
Midfielder : | Aurélien Chedjou |
Alexandre Song | |
Landry N'Guemo | |
Achille Emana | |
Jean Makoun | |
Somen Tchoyi | |
Eyong Enoh | |
Stephane Mbia | |
Georges Mandjeck | |
Forward: | Samuel Eto'o |
Paul Alo'o Efoulou | |
Pierre Webo | |
Mohammadou Idrissou |
Honours and achievements for Cameroon :
# Olympic Games :
* 1 Time Gold Medalist (2000)
# African Cup of Nations :
* 4 Time Champion (1984, 1988, 2000, 2002)
# All-Africa Games :
* 4 Time Champion (1991, 1999, 2003, 2007)
# Afro-Asian Cup of Nations :
* 1 Time Champion (1985)
# CEMAC Cup :
* 2 Times Champion (2003, 2005)
* 1 Time Runners-up
# Central African Games :
* 2 Times Champion (1976, 1987)
# UDEAC Championship :
* 4 Times Champion (1984, 1986, 1987, 1989)
* 1 Time Runners-up
* African Youth Championship: (1) 1995
* African Under-17 Championship: (1) 2003
# Olympic Games :
* 1 Time Gold Medalist (2000)
# African Cup of Nations :
* 4 Time Champion (1984, 1988, 2000, 2002)
# All-Africa Games :
* 4 Time Champion (1991, 1999, 2003, 2007)
# Afro-Asian Cup of Nations :
* 1 Time Champion (1985)
# CEMAC Cup :
* 2 Times Champion (2003, 2005)
* 1 Time Runners-up
# Central African Games :
* 2 Times Champion (1976, 1987)
# UDEAC Championship :
* 4 Times Champion (1984, 1986, 1987, 1989)
* 1 Time Runners-up
* African Youth Championship: (1) 1995
* African Under-17 Championship: (1) 2003
