2019 AFRICA CUP - LAST SIXTEEN - DAY 14 - Egypt VS South Africa - 0:1

South Africa progress to Quarter-Finals

6 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - LAST SIXTEEN - DAY 13 - Morocco VS Benin - 1:4

Benin progress to Quarter-Finals after penalty shootout

5 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - LAST SIXTEEN - DAY 13 - Uganda VS Senegal - 0:1

Senegal progress to Quarter-Finals

5 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - LAST SIXTEEN - preview

preview

3 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP E - DAY 12 - Mauritania vs Tunisia - 0:0

Tunisia held by Mauritania

2 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP E - DAY 12 - Angola vs Mali - 0:1

Mali beats Angola

2 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP F - DAY 12 - Benin vs Cameroon - 0:0

Cameroon held by Benin

2 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP F - DAY 12 - Guinea-Bissau vs Ghana - 0:2

Ghana beats Guinea-Bissau

2 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP C - DAY 11 - Kenya vs Senegal - 0:3

Senegal beats Kenya

1 Jul 2019
2019 AFRICA CUP - GROUP C - DAY 11 - Tanzania vs Algeria - 0:3

Algeria wins against Tanzania

1 Jul 2019

Africa Cup 2022 - National Football Team - Mali - Squad

 
Mali went unbeaten in 2022 World Cup qualifying to reach Africa's play-offs for the tournament in Qatar.
 
Appearance: 12th
Best finish: Runners-up (1972)
Coach: Mohamed Magassouba
Captain: Hamari Traore
Fifa ranking: 53
Nickname: The Eagles
 
 
MALI
• Squad
 
 
Goalkeepers
 
Djigui Diarra 
(Young Africans, Tanzania) 
 
Ismael Diawara 
(Malmo, Sweden)
 
Ibrahima Mounkoro 
(TP Mazembe, DR Congo)
 
 
Defenders
 
Senou Coulibaly 
(Dijon, France)
 
Mamadou Fofana 
(Amiens, France)
 
Massadio Haidara 
(Racing Lens, France)
 
Boubacar Kiki Kouyate 
(Metz, France)
 
Falaye Sacko 
(Vitoria Guimaraes, Portugal) 
 
Issiaka Samake 
(Horoya, Guinea)
 
Moussa Sissako 
(Standard Liege, Belgium) 
 
Charles Traore 
(Nantes, France)
 
Hamari Traore 
(Stade Rennes, France)
 
 
Midfielders 
 
Yves Bissouma 
(Brighton and Hove Albion, England) 
 
Mohamed Camara 
(RB Salzburg, Austria) 
 
Lassana Coulibaly 
(Salernitana, Italy) 
 
Aliou Dieng 
(Al Ahly, Egypt) 
 
Amadou Haidara 
(RB Leipzig, Germany) 
 
Romenigue Kouame 
(Troyes, France)
 
Diadie Samassekou 
(Hoffenheim, Germany) 
 
Adama 'Noss' Traore 
(Hatayspor, Turkey) 
 
Hamidou Traore 
(Giresunspor, Turkey)
 
 
Forwards 
 
Kalifa Coulibaly 
(Nantes, France) 
 
Moussa Doumbia 
(Stade Reims, France) 
 
Moussa Djenepo 
(Southampton, France)
 
Ibrahima Kone 
(Sarpsborg, Norway) 
 
Lassine Sinayoko 
(AJ Auxerre, France)
 
Adama "Malouda" Traore 
(Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldova)
 
El Bilal Toure 
(Stade Reims, France)
 
 
 
 
10 Jan 2022
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