Tanzania

Tanzania

Short Name:Tanzania
City:Si Sa La
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Manager:Miguel Gamondi
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Team Name:Tanzania
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Fixtures & Results
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CAF NC2026/11/16 01:00TanzaniaNigeria
CAF NC2026/11/12 01:00NigeriaTanzania
CAF NC2026/09/28 00:00MadagascarTanzania
CAF NC2026/09/25 21:00TanzaniaGuinea Bissau
INT FRL2026/06/09 20:00Tanzania取消Rwanda
INT FRL2026/06/06 00:00Tanzania取消Uganda
FIFA Series2026/03/29 21:00Macau of China0-6Tanzania0-3WOW
FIFA Series2026/03/26 22:30Tanzania0-1Liechtenstein0-0LUL
CAF NC2026/01/05 00:00Morocco1-0Tanzania0-0WUL
Statistics
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Team Profile
Team introduction: The Tanzania national men's football team is Tanzania's national football team. It is managed by the Tanzania Football Association and is currently a member of the International Football Association and the African Football Confederation. Tanzania has participated in the African Cup of Nations once, but has yet to participate in the World Cup finals. Development History The Tanzania Football Association was established in 1960 and joined FIFA in 1962. In the African Cup of Nations, its best result was reaching the finals in 1998. In the West African Cup of Nations, it won the runner-up for four consecutive years from 1982 to 1986. In the African U20 Youth Football Championship, he won the runner-up in 1987. Ferrante won the African Champions Cup runner-up in 1968. Togo's domestic league began in 1933, and the cup began in 1955. The Tanzania national men's football team has participated in international and intercontinental football competitions since 1956, including: 2:1 victory over Nigeria in the African Games qualifiers in 1964; 1:0 victory over Madagascar at the African Games in 1965; In 1967, they defeated Nigeria 1:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; in 1970, they defeated Benin 2:1 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; in 1971, they defeated Guinea and Ghana 5:4, 1:0 in the Olympic qualifiers; in 1972, they won the Olympic Games Defeated Senegal 2:0 in the qualifiers; defeated Liberia 1:0 in the qualifiers of the African Cup of Nations in 1975; defeated Liberia and Cameroon 2:0, 4:0 in the qualifiers of the African Cup of Nations in 1975; qualified for the World Cup in 1976 Defeated Senegal 1:0 in the African regional competition; defeated Gambia and Morocco 2:0, 2:1 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers in 1979; defeated Niger 1:0 in the African regional competition of the World Cup qualifiers in 1980; in 1982 African Cup of Nations Defeated Sierra Leone and Sierra Leone 3:0, 1:0 in the qualifiers; defeated Guinea, Guinea and Ethiopia 1:0, 2:0, 3:0 in the 1983 African Cup of Nations qualifiers; defeated 1:0 in the 1991 African Cup of Nations qualifiers. , defeated Burkina Faso and Benin 2:0; in 1994, defeated Liberia and Senegal 1:0, 2:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; in 1994, defeated the Senegal team 2:1 in the African region of the World Cup qualifiers; in 1996, in Africa Defeated Congo and Tanzania 1:0, 2:1 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; defeated Liberia 2:1 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers in 1997; defeated Zimbabwe 2:1 in the African regional competition of the World Cup qualifiers; in 1997 in Africa Defeated Liberia 4:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; defeated Ghana 2:1 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers in 1998; defeated Sao Tome and Principe 4:0, 2:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers in 1998, and defeated Guinea 2:0; 20 In 2000, they defeated Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Uganda 1:0, 2:0, 3:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers; in 2000, they defeated Guinea-Bissau 3:0 in the African regional competition of the World Cup qualifiers; in 2001, they defeated the Guinea-Bissau team in the African regional competition of the World Cup qualifiers. Defeated Zambia and Libya 3:2, 2:0; in 2001, defeated Uganda and Senegal 3:0, 1:0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers.

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