

Madagascar
Founded
1961
Coach
Corentin MartinsVenue
National Sports Complex Pitch 1
City
Saint Pierre
Capacity
10,000
Surface
artificial turf
Season Stats
Record
0W 2D 4L
H:0W/A:0W
Goals
4 / 8 (-4)
H:4/A:0
Clean Sheets
0
H:0/A:0
Sidelined Players (1)
Recent Results
@ Equatorial Guinea
31/03/2026Friendlies
@ Kyrgyzstan
28/03/2026Friendlies
@ Mali
12/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
@ Mali
12/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
@ Comoros
08/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
@ Comoros
08/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
vs Chad
08/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
vs Chad
08/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
vs Central African Republic
04/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
vs Central African Republic
04/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
Upcoming Fixtures
@ Morocco
Friendlies
02/06/2026
19:00
@ Uganda
Friendlies
08/06/2026
14:00
@ Nigeria
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
23/09/2026
18:00
vs Tanzania
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
27/09/2026
18:00
vs Guinea-Bissau
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
11/11/2026
18:00
@ Guinea-Bissau
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
15/11/2026
18:00
vs Nigeria
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
24/03/2027
18:00
@ Tanzania
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
28/03/2027
18:00
Madagascar
The Madagascar national football team, nicknamed the Barea (a local zebu cattle breed), is governed by the Malagasy Football Federation and has competed under FIFA since 1964. Madagascar's greatest achievement came at the Africa Cup of Nations 2019 in Egypt, their debut AFCON appearance, where they sensationally reached the quarter-finals, defeating Nigeria and Guinea in the process. This remarkable run captivated the entire African continent and dramatically raised Madagascar's football profile. The team is built around players from the domestic league and European-based diaspora. Nicolas Dupuis guided Madagascar during their AFCON 2019 miracle. The team plays home matches at Stade Barea Mahamasina in Antananarivo. Following their 2019 breakthrough, Madagascar has continued building on that momentum, aiming to qualify for future AFCON editions and gradually develop their domestic football infrastructure.























