Morocco

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The Moroccan national team was formed in 1928. The team had its first game on the 22nd day of December of that year , against the B team from France which it was defeated 1-1. The team, which was made up of the top footballers from the LMFA or the Moroccan Football League (settlers or natives) and was involved in friendly matches with different North African teams such as the ones from Algeria as well as Tunisia. These associations of settler clubs as well as local footballers, as well as having their own championships and a rivalry with one another, played each other in a competition that Morocco won numerous times, including during 1948-1949.

The LMFA also had to face some club teams , including NK Lokomotiva Zagreb in January 1950, and also France A, and France B. With France A, the LMFA played a 1-1 draw in Casablanca in 1941.

On September 9, 1954, a quake was felt in the Algerian region of Orleansville (now Chlef) and resulted in damage to the town and death of over 1,400 persons. On the 7th of October, 1954 the French Football Association and the Maghreb inhabitants held an event to raise money for families of those who were killed in the devastating event. In the game, which was played on the Parc de Princes in Paris, a group comprised from Moroccans, Algerians and Tunisians took on the team representing France. The team was led by the superstar Larbi Benbarek and Larbi Benbarek, the Maghreb team was able to prevail 3-1, just a month prior to that game, the Toussaint Rouge attacks by the Algerian National Liberation Front which was the start of the Algerian War.

In 1955 in 1955, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation was created at the close of French protection of Morocco which had existed from 1912.

On the 19th October of 1957, in the second event of the Pan Arab Games in Lebanon, Morocco made its debut as an independent nation against Iraq on the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium where they drew 3-3. In the competition, Morocco won its first victory ever against Libya by winning 5-1. They and then beating Tunisia 3-1 to advance to the semi-finals. With a 1-1 tie, Morocco was drawn with Syria the draw was drawn to decide who could advance to the final. Syria was selected against Morocco. Morocco was able to withdraw from the third place final against Lebanon and was ranked fourth overall.

Between 1957 between 1957 and between 1957 and Morocco hosted numerous matches in friendly competition against National Liberation Front team, the official representative of Algeria prior to its declaration of independence in 1957. In 1959 Morocco took part to the very first tournament which was the qualifying round for the Rome Olympics. In a group that included Tunisia along with Malta, Morocco finished second in goal difference but did not make it to the finals. The same year the football federation of Morocco became a member of FIFA.

in 1960 Morocco took part at World Cup qualification for the first time. They were drawn against Tunisia in the opening round Morocco took the lead in their first match 2-1, whereas Tunisia defeated the second leg with a score of 2-1. A play-off that took place at Palermo, Italy also finished with a draw, and it was a toss between the two teams to decide who advanced. Morocco was the winner of the coin and then beat Ghana 1-1 on aggregate to advance to the intercontinental play-offs. The draw was in a draw with Spain, Morocco lost 4-2 in aggregate, and failed to make it to the finals.

in 1961 Morocco was hosting The Pan-Arab Games and was the winner of the football tournament by winning all five matches. The third game, which they played with Saudi Arabia, resulted in the biggest victory ever for Morocco with a score of 13-1. They also secured the first two wins they have ever won against an European team, defeating East Germany 2-1 and 2-0.

In 1963 in 1963, the Moroccan team was close to being able to qualify for in the African Cup of Nations. In the crucial play-off against Tunisia the team was defeated by 4-1 at Tunis and then won by a score of 4-2 in their home stadium, and lost and were thus eliminated. In the Mediterranean Games in Naples 1963 they placed fourth following losing 2-1 in the final to secure third place . They were playing the reserve Spanish team.

Morocco participated for the very first time in the last phase of an international tournament in 1964 at the Tokyo Olympics. After qualifying under the direction of coach Mohamed Massoun, the Moroccans were placed in three teams following the expulsion from North Korea. Morocco were beaten in both matches against Hungary (6-0 which was the team's most devastating defeat ever) in addition to Yugoslavia (3-1 although they scored the first goal in the second half through Ali Bouachra).

In 1966 in 1966, Morocco's Moroccan Football Association joined the Confederation of African Football and could participate in competitions organised through the CAF.

In 1967's Mediterranean Games in Tunis, Tunisia was the host. Moroccans fell in the opening round, placing fourth within a squad made up of Italy, France, and Algeria.

When they were preparing to play in the 1968 Olympics, Morocco refused to take on Israel but were later substituted by Ghana.

Between 1968 and 1969 The team was involved in preparing for qualifying for the Mexican World Championship in 1970. The first game was a success and they defeated Senegal (1-0) in addition to Tunisia after a draw that was mandatory in the wake of three draws (of which the final one was in Marseille in a draw that was 2 - 3). In the last round of the preliminary round, which was played against Sudan as well as Nigeria, Morocco obtained five points which put them above Nigeria and becoming the first nation to qualify to play in the final round of an international championship. Then, Morocco lost the decisive play-off against Algeria in order to advance to the final round in the 70 Africa Cup of Nations.

Morocco was an early African national side to be selected for the world championship, following participation during an tournament of elimination (at 1934 FIFA World Cup in Italy, Egypt was the first African national team to participate in the World Cup, but without having played in the qualifying tournament before). It was the Moroccan team, which was coached by Yugoslav Blagoje Vidinic, consisted solely of players in the Moroccan league, which included Driss Bamous, and Ahmed Faras.

The 3rd June of 1970, in a match against West Germany in front of 12,942 fans, Morocco surprisingly opened the scoring with a goal during the twenty-first game played by Houmane Jarir. In the second period, however West Germany scored. West Germans scored with Uwe Seeler and Gerd Muller, and prevailed by the score of 2-1. In the third quarter, however, The Lions of the Atlas then took on Peru in the presence of 13,537 fans. The Moroccans scored three goals in the span of ten minutes, and lost three goals to win 3-0. The 11th of June, 1970 the lost Moroccans played against Bulgaria 1-1. They scored a goal to come back in the sixty-sixth game by Maouhoub Ghazouani. This was the first win that the African national team during the World Cup.

At the time of 1972's Africa Cup of Nations qualification in 1972, the Lions of the Atlas ousted Algeria before facing Egypt and defeated Egypt 3-0 in the first leg , and then losing 3-2 when they returned and yet, they qualified to the very first time to participate in the final stage of the tournament in Europe. The group phase, in which they played three draws of 1-1 with Congo, Sudan and Zaire and were eliminated in the initial round. The three Moroccan goals featured the signature from Ahmed Faras.

Qualification for 1972 Olympics with two draws and two wins. Morocco began their campaign in Group A, playing an uncontested draw against the United States, then lost 3-1 against host West Germany and defeated Malaysia by 6-0 thanks to the help of an Ahmed Faras hat-trick, thereby progressing to the second round. In the end, due to losses against USSR (3-0), Denmark (3-1) and Poland (5-0) and Poland (5-0), they had to be eliminated of the competition which left them at the bottom of their group. As of now, this performance is still the most impressive performance by this group of Atlas Lions at the Olympic soccer tournament.

In 1974's world cup qualifying tournament, Morocco successfully passed three qualifying rounds prior to entering the final stage alongside Zambia as well as Zaire. Although they were beaten 4-0 away by Zambia and Zaire, the Moroccans came back in the second match, beating their opponent by 2-0 in their home. Then they returned back to Zaire in their 3rd match but were beaten 3-0. They conceded all three goals during the second half and with Faras being forced off the field because of injuries. Morocco made an appeal seeking for a replay. The appeal was denied by FIFA. To protest the decision, Morocco withdrew from the qualifying tournament, which caused them to miss their final game. Atlas Lions to miss their final home game against Zaire that had qualified for the finals which resulted in FIFA giving Zaire the win 2-0 in a walkover. The same reason was the reason why Morocco also decided to not participate during their 1974 African Cup of Nations qualification.

As of 1974 Morocco had only played two matches, both against Algeria with an 2-0 victory and a draw. Following 1974 Morocco began to play regularly in FIFA as well as CAF competitions. They were able to secure qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations by defeating Ghana in the final round, but were unable to get a spot in the 1976 Olympics after being they were eliminated by Nigeria.

Morocco is coached by Romanian Virgil Mardarescu and captained by Ahmed Faras, took the title of the continental champion, winning first place in the last round in the African Cup of Nations, during his second time participating in the final stage of the tournament.

The final stage, which took place in Ethiopia it was expected to be a new experience in that the first two teams of both teams from four teams could have played in a final round made up of four teams, battling for with each other for the title of Champion of Africa. Elimination rounds had to be postponed in favor of the mini-championship. The 29th February of 1976 was the day the tournament began with the opening matches of the group A. However, Morocco included into group B began on March 1st, 1976. They were placed in a group along with Sudan, Zaire and Nigeria the team of Mardarescu was able to draw 2-2 by scoring Sudan Cherif Fetoui's Moroccan goals on 5th minute and Ahmed Abouali on the 58th minute) and, later with the help of Abdel Ali Zhraoui's goal the eighth minute of play and a 2-0 win over Zaire. In their last match, they came back 3-1 victory over Nigeria (Nigerian goals on the 5th , an injury and a Moroccan trio featuring Ahmed Faras on the 8th, Abdallah Tazi on 19th and Larbi Chebbak on the 81st) and securing first spot in the group, and being able to play in an elimination round (a group stage consisting of four teams) along with Nigeria and Nigerians, who are second within the Group B. The final round pitted Morocco in a match against Egypt. The Moroccans were ahead due to a goal from Faras and were held to a draw, but then took the lead in the closing minutes of the final whistle with Zahraoui. They won by a score of 2-1. The second game against the Nigerians was a huge success due to the goals Ahmed Faras and Redouane El Guezzar, who scored in the closing eight minutes of the game to overcome the opponent's provisional victory (2-1). The final game, which was against Guinea could have determined on the African Champion team. On the 14th of March, 1976 in Addis Ababa the Guineans were determined to win were leading during the first period, however, four minutes before the end of the game, Ahmed Makrouh scored the goal in the final draw (1-1) which handed Morocco the first cup in its history. Morocco the first trophy in its history.

Morocco was unable to be able to qualify for their participation in the 1974 FIFA World Cup, the 1978 FIFA World Cup and the 1982 FIFA World Cup. In 1978, at the Africa Cup of Nations, they were eliminated in the initial round. At their 1980 Africa Cup of Nations they were third winning the final consolation Egypt by 2-0. They also triumphed at their 1984 Mediterranean Games, played at home, after their 3-0 win during the semi-final with Turkey B.

Morocco was not able to qualify for in 1982's Africa Cup of Nations or the 1985 Africa Cup of Nations. In 1986, at the Africa Cup of Nations, they came fourth and were defeated by 3-2 in the consolation final in the final by Ivory Coast (Moroccan goals by Abdelfettah Rhiati and Mohammed Sahil).

The next time they played was 1986's FIFA World Cup which took place in Mexico. Morocco under the guidance of Jose Faria, the Brazilian Jose Faria, had an effective team available including Aziz Bouderbala, Salahdine Hmied, Merry Krimau and Mohamed Timoumi.

At Mexico, Morocco surprisingly won an entire group that included Portugal, England and Poland due to 2 draws in the group against English as well as the Polish team, as well as an impressive 3-1 win over Portugal. Portuguese (Abderrazak Khairi was the star player, scoring two goals and scored goals by Abdelkrim Merry Krimau). But they were narrowly removed in the first knockout round by West Germany in the first knockout round due to a goal scored by Lothar Matthaus, who scored one minute prior to the closing of the time. Morocco made history as the only African or Arab nation to progress to an initial round in an international championship.

A few years later two years later, the Moroccan team made an appearance in the 1998 African Cup of Nations as an official host country, with high hopes. After winning the opening round the team was defeated in the semi-finals against Cameroon and ended up fourth after losing in the consolation final to Algeria (1-1 following extra time, and 4-3 following penalties).

The failure to be able to make it into an appearance at the FIFA World Cup opened a time of turmoil. The year 1992 African Cup of Nations, the team was eliminated in the initial round. They didn't play at all, neither at the 1994 Africa Cup or in the 1996 African Cup.

In the last decade of the millennium The North African team took part in two world championships, in the United States in 1994 and in France in 1998. In both instances, they fell in the opening round, however in the second one, they was close to qualifying.

in 1994 Morocco was evicted from the tournament after losing three times to Belgium (1-0), Saudi Arabia (2-1, Moroccan goal of Mohammed Chaouch) and Netherlands (2-1, Moroccan goal of Hassan Nader),[19and in 1998 they were exiled in a controversial manner. After having drawn their first game against Norway with a score of 2-2 (goals from stars Mustapha Hadji, and Abdeljalil Hadda) and lost 3-1 against Brazil, Morocco coached by the French Henri Michel clearly beat (3-0) the Scotland (goal by Abdeljalil Hadda and two goals by Salaheddine Bassir) in Saint-Etienne however, by the time the qualifying was believed to have been completed but they were surpassed in the rankings by Norway and Norway were incredibly impressive against Brazil (2-1) and scored the crucial goal in the closing minutes of the match, due to a highly debated penalty.

In 1998, at the Africa Cup of Nations, after winning their group Morocco were defeated and then eliminated of South Africa (2-1). They did not be able to qualify for at the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

Morocco participated during this year's African Cup of Nations, Morocco was placed in Group D after losing to Nigeria by 1-0, beating Benin by 4-0, and playing 1-1 against South Africa. Morocco was able to advance into the knockout phase and were to play Algeria. They eventually prevailed 3-1 after extra time, and beat a record-breaking 4-0 in Mali in the semi-final. They fell in to Tunisia in the African Cup of Nations Final against Tunisia with a score of 2-1.

Local Atlas Lions Local Atlas Lions were eliminated in the qualifiers for first two editions African Nations Championship (CHAN) in 2011 and 2009 before being able to qualify for the first second time for the CHAN in 2014 which was held at South Africa instead of Libya originally, who were supposed to host the sole continental championship for local players.

When they first participated in the tournament they were the Moroccans were coached by head coach Hassan Benabicha (who, in the absence of Rachid Taoussi, was enlisted to lead the team only days before the beginning of the final competition) failed to reach in the 2nd round. Rachid Taoussi was behind the selection of the Moroccans to the tournament but was not offered the opportunity to take them beyond that point, since his replacement was Hassan Benabicha, who had been successful in several regional and international tournaments during the time, along as well as other lower-categories Moroccan team.

The two first matches played by the Moroccans at the tournament ended in draw 1-1 and 0-0 with Zimbabwe as well as Burkina Faso, respectively. It was only following the third game that the Local Atlas Lions could ensure their place in the next round after defeating Uganda 3-1. In the quarter-finals Morocco were defeated by Nigeria 3-4 after having led by 3-0 at the start of the match.

In 2016 it was a different Moroccan coach, sporting the infamous title of Mohamed Fakhir, who led Morocco to qualify for the second time at the CHAN tournament, which was held in Rwanda. This was more difficult than their previous performance, as being eliminated from the tournament. Atlas Lions eliminated in the first round, after finishing third among their groups.

The final game with a stunning 4-1 victory against the host nation Rwanda did not stop the Moroccans from being eliminated. They had already endured an unresolved draw against Gabon and also a 0-1 defeat to Ivory Coast. Ivory Coast in their first two games.

In 2012 Morocco's national team took home their first 2012 Arab Cup which is a tournament exclusively only for Arab national teams. It was the team consisting of only of players participating for the Moroccan championship. Morocco began their first match by winning 4-0 against Bahrain. They also tied their second game against Libya and then racked up a stunning four-to-one victory in their final match against Yemen with the goal played with Yassine Salhi. They made it into the knockout stage by topping their group. They'll play Iraq in the semi-final , where they won 2-1. They had to face Libya again in the finals for a second time after drawing their first game. They defeated Libya at the end of their match with penalties following a very long 1-1 draw. Yassine Salhi was their top scorer and was named the top player of the tournament.

Moroccan fans were able to enjoy not just having the CHAN in the kingdom in 2018, two years after as well as the victory in the tournament for their national team that was the 3rd North African country to win the title of the tournament, following Tunisia and Libya in 2011, winners in 2011 and Libya during 2014. The journey was not straightforward for Moroccan players who were coached by Jamal Sellami in 2018, because they were facing powerful skilled African National teams, especially in the semi-final and final games. In the group stage it was simpler, as they scored the team winning 4-0 against Mauritania and a subsequent 3-1 victory over Guinea after which they played the draw was scoreless in the final group match against Sudan at the end of the match of the group. They Local Atlas Lions finished top of their group , scoring 7 points from 9 to make it into the quarterfinals, which they defeated Namibia by 2-0 in Casablanca. On the 31st of January, 2018, Al Mountakhab made history, when they qualified for the final game in the CHAN for the first time in their history, after winning the title in 2014 Libya by 3-1 in the Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca. The final game was an explosion of Moroccan goals. There were four goals scored by Zakaria Hadraf both in the 44th and 61st minute, Walid El Karti in the 64th minute as well in the 64th minute by Ayoub El Kaabi (top scoring player of the tournament) at the end of the 72nd minutes, to earn one of the first CHAN distinction for the Kingdom of Morocco. Ayoub El Kaabi went on to be named the Total man of the tournament.

The 2018, FIFA World Cup, Morocco's return to the finals of the world cup after a gap of 20 years. [35 They North Africans were drawn in Group B along with World Cup favorites Spain, Portugal and Iran. In their first game with Iran, Morocco showed full commitment, but fell one goal in the closing minutes of the match scoring an unassisted goal. In their second match, Morocco faced Portugal but was defeated 1-0 due to the goal of Cristiano Ronaldo. In their final game against Spain they led at 2-1, but were unable to maintain it and ended up drawing 2-3, with goals scored by Khalid Boutaib and Youssef En-Nesyri.

Morocco was preparing for into the 2019 AFCON with confidence, having participated in the previous World Cup. However, despite three consecutive group stage victories, Morocco was shockingly knocked out by less well-known Benin during the first round of 16.

On the 19th of October, Morocco qualified for the 2020 African Nations Championship in Cameroon and made it to the semi-finals for the 4th time after beating Algeria by 3-0 on the Stade municipal in Berkane. Morocco as title holders, was placed in the group C along with Rwanda, Togo and Uganda. The tournament was postponed for one year because of the COVID-19 virus. Morocco did not win convincingly their first match against Togo due to an injury-time penalty by Yahya Jabrane at the end of 27 minutes. The second match against Rwanda was a goalless draw. Morocco was able to come back from a deficit of 1-0 to easily secure a win of 5-2 against Uganda and topped the group with seven points, and eliminating their opponents. Morocco also defeated Zambia 3-1 in the quarter-finals, and thus advanced into the semi-finals where they'll take on Cameroon. They would then face Cameroon in the semi-finals. Atlas Lions would eliminate the hosts with a crushing 4-1 score on Limbe Stadium. Limbe Stadium. On February 20, 2021 Morocco took home their second trophy following a 2-0 victory against Mali during the championship final at Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo in Yaounde and both goals were that were scored in the final minutes of the second period with Soufiane Bouftini and Ayoub Elkaabi. Morocco has become one of the teams to win consecutive titles since the tournament's inception back in 2009. Soufiane Rahimi was later to receive the title of Total Man of the tournament following an impressive performance in which he scored 5 goals.

In the month of December 2021, Morocco was the first country to participate in the 2021 FIFA Arab Cup in Group C with Jordan, Palestine and Saudi Arabia. Morocco began the tournament by winning 4-0 in the first match against Palestine, Morocco then managed to defeat a very defensive Jordan with a further 4-0 victory and had their last match win with the final game with a 1-0 win over Saudi Arabia. They were eliminated in the quarterfinals following a penalty shootout against Algeria.

After having a clear victory in the twenty-one Africa Cup of Nations qualification group that included Mauritania, Burundi, and Central African Republic. Morocco was among the top contenders to take home the 2021 edition the tournament that was hosted in Cameroon. [50Morocco were among the favorites to win the 2021 edition of the tournament hosted in Camero Morocco were grouped into group E , which comprised Gabon, Ghana and Comoros. Morocco was victorious in the first game against Ghana scoring Sofiane Boufal in the closing seconds of the match. In their second match against Comoros they won the victory 2-0. Their final match with Gabon was to determine who would finish the top spot in the table which ended in a tie of 2-2. Morocco was able to advance for the Round of 16 following being top of the table in their group. They defeated Malawi by a score of 2-1 at the end of the 16th round. They lost in the quarter-finals following an 2-1 loss to Egypt.

In the days that it was part of the Cherifian Empire At the time of the Cherifian Empire, the Philip stadium was one of the biggest Moroccan stadium. It was capable of holding 25,000 people. Following the independence of the country it was changed designation to Stade d'honneur de Casablanca (nicknamed "Donor" by the residents who resided in Casablanca). The stadium is primarily utilized for the Moroccan team, as well as by the two major clubs in Casablanca: Wydad AC and Raja CA. The stadium was then subject to extensive renovations to be capable of hosting in 1983 the Mediterranean Games in Casablanca towards the end of the 70s. It was reopened in 1983 with the name of Stade Mohammed V, and later had 80,000 seats prior to being reduced to 67,000 seats after an overhaul in anticipation of Morocco's plan for hosting in the World Cup in 2000. From 2016 to 2019 between 2016 and 2019, the Mohammed V stadium underwent major improvements and modernization. The capacity of the stadium was reduced and now the stadium holds 45,891 seats.

The Grand Complex of Rabat was established in 1983 with its name Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. It is also home to the national side that play a number of matches at the stadium. The Rabat stadium was able to hold 65,000 people, but it was mostly used by two teams from the local leagues that were Far Rabat and FUS Rabat. The capacity was decreased by 53,000 in 2000 , and it was increased to 45,800 seats by 2020. It is the current stadium of Morocco's national team football.

Since 2011 to 2011, from 2011, Atlas Lions played most of their games in the newly constructed Stade de Marrakech, which can accommodate 45,240 seats. The stadium is thought to be a blessing for players of the Moroccan team, which has won many important matches before a huge crowd, including beating Algeria in the qualifying matches to 2013's Africa Cup of Nations football by 4-1 and Tanzania by 3-1 , giving Morocco to qualify, and another crucial match against Mozambique which ended with a crushing win on the scale of 4-1. The result allowed this time to qualify for 2013's Africa Cup of Nations.

Morocco also has several large stadiums that were built in the late 2000s, such as the one at Fez Stadium which has 45,000 seats. It also hosts two teams that are part of Fez: MAS Fez and Wydad de Fes.

After gaining independence from France and the United States, Morocco's official colours are mostly red shirts and socks in green. away colours are generally in green or white.

The following is a list of match results in the last 12 months, as well as any future matches that have been scheduled.

The following players were called up for the friendly matches against Chile and Paraguay in 23 and 27 September 2022, respectively.

Caps and goals are correct as of 13 June 2022, after the match against Liberia.

The following players have been called up for the team in the last 12 months.

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Coach:  Hervé Renard

Morocco's 26-man preliminary squad was announced on 17 May 2018. The final squad was announced on 4 June.

Head coach:  Henri Michel

Head coach: Abdellah Blinda

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Coach:  Vahid Halilhodžić

A 25-man final squad was announced on 23 December 2021. On 28 December 2021, Badr Benoun, Mohamed Chibi, and Soufiane Rahimi were added to the squad to reach the maximum of 28 players. On 30 December 2021, Anas Zniti withdrew due to injury and was replaced by Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti. On 10 January 2022, Badr Benoun withdrew due to injury and was replaced by Achraf Bencharki.

Coach:  Hervé Renard

A 27-man provisional squad was announced on 27 May 2019. Anas Zniti replaced Abdelali Mhamdi on 5 June due to injury.

The final squad was announced on 11 June 2019. On 19 June 2019, it was announced that Abdelkrim Baadi will officially replace the injured Abderrazak Hamdallah.

Coach:  Hervé Renard

A 26-man provisional squad was announced on 22 December 2016. Aziz Bouhaddouz was added to the squad on 2 January 2017 after the injuries of Younès Belhanda and Oussama Tannane. The final squad was announced on 4 January 2017, with Ismail Haddad and Mohamed Nahiri being left out of the team. On 5 January, it was announced that Omar El Kaddouri would join the team in fear of an injury of Nordin Amrabat (which was later confirmed) while Faycal Rherras was called to replace Sofiane Boufal on 13 January.

Coach: Rachid Taoussi 

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Manager: Hussein Ammouta

The 33-man squad was announced on 14 January 2021.

Manager: Jamal Sellami

Head Coach: Mohamed Fakhir

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Coach:  Pim Verbeek

Head coach:  José Faria

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Players in bold are still active with Morocco.

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Morocco's national football team has participated six times in the FIFA World Cup. Their best performance was the 1986 edition when they advanced to the second round, being the first African nation to do so. In 1998, the team narrowly missed repeating the same achievement.

Correct as of 13 June 2022.

(*) includes  West Germany
(**) includes  Soviet Union
(***) includes  Yugoslavia

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Africa Cup of Nations

•  Champions: 1976
•  Runner-up: 2004
•  Third-place: 1980
• Fourth-place: 1986, 1988

African Nations Championship

•  Champions: 2018, 2020

FIFA Arab Cup

•  Champions: 2012

Pan Arab Games

•  Gold Medal: 1961, 1976
•  Silver Medal: 1985

Mediterranean Games

•  Gold Medal: 1983,2013
•  Bronze Medal: 1991,2018, 2022

Islamic Solidarity Games

•  Gold Medal: 2013
•  Silver Medal: 2005

African National Team of the Year

•  First place : 1985, 1986, 1997
•  Second place : 1993, 1998, 2003, 2004
•  Third place : 1980
• 3rd FIFA Best Mover of the Year: 1993

Jeux de la Francophonie

•  Gold Medal: 2001, 2017
•  Silver Medal: 1989, 2013
•  Bronze Medal: 2009

Kuneitra Cup

•  Gold Medal: 1974

Nehru Cup

•  Bronze Medal: 1985

LG Cup

•  Runners-up: 1999
•  Third place: 2002, 2002, 2011

World Military Cup

•  Runner-up: 1966,1989,1993
•  Third place:1965,1967