Suez Canal Stadium, home stadium of Egypt
Egypt

Egypt

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Egypt are in position 2 in FIFA World Cup with 5 points from 3 matches (1 win, 2 draws, 0 losses, goals 5-3). Recent form of Egypt (last five matches): D L D W L.

Founded

1921

Venue

Suez Canal Stadium

City

Ismailia

Capacity

10,000

Surface

grass

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

Squad

Hamza Abdelkarim

Hamza Abdelkarim

Attacker
9
Ibrahim Adel

Ibrahim Adel

Attacker
20
Osama Faisal

Osama Faisal

Attacker
7
Haissem Hassan

Haissem Hassan

Attacker
12
Omar Marmoush

Omar Marmoush

Attacker
22
Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah

Attacker
10
Trezeguet

Trezeguet

Attacker
7
Mostafa Ziko

Mostafa Ziko

Attacker
11
Zizo

Zizo

Attacker
25
Hamza Abdelkarim

Hamza Abdelkarim

Attacker
9
Ibrahim Adel

Ibrahim Adel

Attacker
20
Osama Faisal

Osama Faisal

Attacker
7
Haissem Hassan

Haissem Hassan

Attacker
12
Omar Marmoush

Omar Marmoush

Attacker
22
Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah

Attacker
10
Mostafa Ziko

Mostafa Ziko

Attacker
11
Zizo

Zizo

Attacker
25
Hamza Abdelkarim

Hamza Abdelkarim

Attacker
9
Ibrahim Adel

Ibrahim Adel

Attacker
20
Osama Faisal

Osama Faisal

Attacker
7
Haissem Hassan

Haissem Hassan

Attacker
12
Omar Marmoush

Omar Marmoush

Attacker
22
Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah

Attacker
10
Trezeguet

Trezeguet

Attacker
7
Mostafa Ziko

Mostafa Ziko

Attacker
11
Zizo

Zizo

Attacker
25
Emam Ashour

Emam Ashour

Midfielder
8
Marwan Ateya

Marwan Ateya

Midfielder
19
Nabil Dunga

Nabil Dunga

Midfielder
18
Hamdi Fathy

Hamdi Fathy

Midfielder
14
Mohanad Lasheen

Mohanad Lasheen

Midfielder
17
Ali Mahmoud

Ali Mahmoud

Midfielder
18
Mahmoud Saber

Mahmoud Saber

Midfielder
21
Emam Ashour

Emam Ashour

Midfielder
8
Marwan Ateya

Marwan Ateya

Midfielder
19
Mohanad Lasheen

Mohanad Lasheen

Midfielder
17
Ali Mahmoud

Ali Mahmoud

Midfielder
18
Mahmoud Saber

Mahmoud Saber

Midfielder
21
Emam Ashour

Emam Ashour

Midfielder
8
Marwan Ateya

Marwan Ateya

Midfielder
19
Nabil Dunga

Nabil Dunga

Midfielder
18
Hamdi Fathy

Hamdi Fathy

Midfielder
14
Mohanad Lasheen

Mohanad Lasheen

Midfielder
17
Mahmoud Saber

Mahmoud Saber

Midfielder
21
Hossam Abdelmaguid

Hossam Abdelmaguid

Defender
4
Mohamed Abdelmonem

Mohamed Abdelmonem

Defender
6
Tarek Alaa

Tarek Alaa

Defender
24
Ahmed Fatouh

Ahmed Fatouh

Defender
13
Omar Fayed

Omar Fayed

Defender
2
Karim Hafez

Karim Hafez

Defender
15
Mohamed Hany

Mohamed Hany

Defender
3
Yasser Ibrahim

Yasser Ibrahim

Defender
2
Rami Rabia

Rami Rabia

Defender
5
Hossam Abdelmaguid

Hossam Abdelmaguid

Defender
4
Ahmed Fatouh

Ahmed Fatouh

Defender
13
Karim Hafez

Karim Hafez

Defender
15
Mohamed Hany

Mohamed Hany

Defender
3
Rami Rabia

Rami Rabia

Defender
5
Hossam Abdelmaguid

Hossam Abdelmaguid

Defender
4
Mohamed Abdelmonem

Mohamed Abdelmonem

Defender
6
Ahmed Fatouh

Ahmed Fatouh

Defender
13
Karim Hafez

Karim Hafez

Defender
15
Mohamed Hany

Mohamed Hany

Defender
3
Yasser Ibrahim

Yasser Ibrahim

Defender
2
Rami Rabia

Rami Rabia

Defender
5
Mohamed Alaa

Mohamed Alaa

Goalkeeper
26
Abdelaziz El Balouti

Abdelaziz El Balouti

Goalkeeper
16
Mohamed El Shenawy

Mohamed El Shenawy

Goalkeeper
1
Oufa Shobeir

Oufa Shobeir

Goalkeeper
1
Mahdi Soliman El

Mahdi Soliman El

Goalkeeper
16
Oufa Shobeir

Oufa Shobeir

Goalkeeper
1
Mohamed El Shenawy

Mohamed El Shenawy

Goalkeeper
1
Oufa Shobeir

Oufa Shobeir

Goalkeeper
1

Trophies

CAF Africa Cup of Nations

2010 Angola, 2008 Ghana, 2006 Egypt, 1998 Burkina Faso, 1986 Egypt, 1959 Egypt, 1957 Sudan

7xWinner

CAF Africa Cup of Nations

2021 Cameroon, 2017 Gabon, 1962 Ethiopia

3x2nd Place

Africa Cup of Nations Qualification

2008 Ghana

1xWinner

Egypt

The Egypt national football team, known as the Pharaohs, is one of Africa's most decorated sides, governed by the Egyptian Football Association. Egypt has won the Africa Cup of Nations a record seven times, including three consecutive titles from 2006 to 2010. They qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 1934, 1990, and 2018. Their home ground is Cairo International Stadium, though matches are also played at other venues across the country. Legendary players include Hossam Hassan, Africa's all-time leading scorer for decades, as well as Ahmed Hassan and modern star Mohamed Salah, currently one of the world's finest forwards. Egypt is a founding member of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and has consistently been among the continent's strongest footballing nations.