Stade Félix Houphouët-Boigny, home stadium of Benin
Benin

Benin

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Benin are in position 3 in CAF World Cup Qualifiers with 17 points from 10 matches (5 wins, 2 draws, 3 losses, goals 12-11). Recent form of Benin (last five matches): D L D W L.

Founded

1962

Venue

Stade Félix Houphouët-Boigny

City

Abidjan

Capacity

45,000

Surface

grass

#3 CAF World Cup Qualifiers R0#1 Africa Cup of Nations Qualification R0# African Nations Championship Qualification # Friendlies

Squad

Jodel Dossou

Jodel Dossou

Attacker
20
Sahid Ngobi

Sahid Ngobi

Attacker
Ede Oloko

Ede Oloko

Attacker
9
Liam Omore

Liam Omore

Attacker
2
Yamirou Ouorou

Yamirou Ouorou

Attacker
6
Felipe Silva

Felipe Silva

Attacker
Olatoundji Tessilimi

Olatoundji Tessilimi

Attacker
14
Aiyegun Tosin

Aiyegun Tosin

Attacker
10
Ede Oloko

Ede Oloko

Attacker
9
Yamirou Ouorou

Yamirou Ouorou

Attacker
6
Olatoundji Tessilimi

Olatoundji Tessilimi

Attacker
14
Aiyegun Tosin

Aiyegun Tosin

Attacker
10
Jodel Dossou

Jodel Dossou

Attacker
20
Aiyegun Tosin

Aiyegun Tosin

Attacker
10
Matteo Ahlinvi

Matteo Ahlinvi

Midfielder
7
Mariano Ahouangbo

Mariano Ahouangbo

Midfielder
14
Gislain Ahoudo

Gislain Ahoudo

Midfielder
27
Rodolfo Aloko

Rodolfo Aloko

Midfielder
17
Romaric Amoussou

Romaric Amoussou

Midfielder
22
Sessi D'Almeida

Sessi D'Almeida

Midfielder
15
Dokou Dodo

Dokou Dodo

Midfielder
19
Prince Dossou

Prince Dossou

Midfielder
17
Hassane Imourane

Hassane Imourane

Midfielder
8
Junior Olaitan

Junior Olaitan

Midfielder
18
Tamimou Ouorou

Tamimou Ouorou

Midfielder
3
Razack Rachidou

Razack Rachidou

Midfielder
24
Attidjikou Samadou

Attidjikou Samadou

Midfielder
22
Matteo Ahlinvi

Matteo Ahlinvi

Midfielder
7
Rodolfo Aloko

Rodolfo Aloko

Midfielder
17
Sessi D'Almeida

Sessi D'Almeida

Midfielder
15
Dokou Dodo

Dokou Dodo

Midfielder
19
Hassane Imourane

Hassane Imourane

Midfielder
8
Junior Olaitan

Junior Olaitan

Midfielder
18
Tamimou Ouorou

Tamimou Ouorou

Midfielder
3
Attidjikou Samadou

Attidjikou Samadou

Midfielder
22
Matteo Ahlinvi

Matteo Ahlinvi

Midfielder
7
Rodolfo Aloko

Rodolfo Aloko

Midfielder
17
Romaric Amoussou

Romaric Amoussou

Midfielder
22
Sessi D'Almeida

Sessi D'Almeida

Midfielder
15
Dokou Dodo

Dokou Dodo

Midfielder
19
Hassane Imourane

Hassane Imourane

Midfielder
8
Junior Olaitan

Junior Olaitan

Midfielder
18
Tamimou Ouorou

Tamimou Ouorou

Midfielder
3
Razack Rachidou

Razack Rachidou

Midfielder
24
Attidjikou Samadou

Attidjikou Samadou

Midfielder
22
Amiro Amadou

Amiro Amadou

Defender
4
Charlemagne Azongnitode

Charlemagne Azongnitode

Defender
12
Rodrigue Fassinou

Rodrigue Fassinou

Defender
2
Irenee Glele

Irenee Glele

Defender
Abdoul Moumini

Abdoul Moumini

Defender
11
Yohan Roche

Yohan Roche

Defender
5
Rabiou Sankamao

Rabiou Sankamao

Defender
22
Mohamed Tijani

Mohamed Tijani

Defender
13
Olivier Verdon

Olivier Verdon

Defender
6
Charlemagne Azongnitode

Charlemagne Azongnitode

Defender
12
Yohan Roche

Yohan Roche

Defender
5
Mohamed Tijani

Mohamed Tijani

Defender
13
Abdoul Moumini

Abdoul Moumini

Defender
11
Yohan Roche

Yohan Roche

Defender
5
Rabiou Sankamao

Rabiou Sankamao

Defender
22
Mohamed Tijani

Mohamed Tijani

Defender
13
Olivier Verdon

Olivier Verdon

Defender
6
Saturnin Allagbe

Saturnin Allagbe

Goalkeeper
16
Marcel Dandjinou

Marcel Dandjinou

Goalkeeper
1
Adebiyi Obassa

Adebiyi Obassa

Goalkeeper
23
Marcel Dandjinou

Marcel Dandjinou

Goalkeeper
1
Saturnin Allagbe

Saturnin Allagbe

Goalkeeper
16
Marcel Dandjinou

Marcel Dandjinou

Goalkeeper
1

Benin

The Benin national football team, nicknamed the Squirrels, has represented the West African nation since the federation's establishment in 1962. Governed by the Fédération Béninoise de Football, the team competes in FIFA World Cup qualifying rounds and the Africa Cup of Nations. Their most celebrated achievement came at AFCON 2019 in Egypt, where they reached the Round of 16 for the first time in their history, defeating Morocco in the process. The squad draws players from both the domestic league and players abroad, particularly in France and Belgium. Coaches such as Michel Dussuyer guided the team through notable qualification campaigns. The team plays home matches primarily at Stade de l'Amitié in Cotonou, which holds around 35,000 spectators.