The Sudan national team, nicknamed "the Falcons of Jediane," is governed by the Sudan Football Association, founded in 1936, one of the oldest federations on the continent. They won the 1970 Africa Cup of Nations on home soil, and are currently led by Ghanaian head coach James Kwesi Appiah.

Trophy roll

Africa Cup of Nations: 1970

Legendary players

Mohamed Abdelrahman — the team's current captain.

World Cup

Sudan have never qualified for the World Cup. Their sole continental title remains the 1970 AFCON, won in Khartoum against Ghana (1-0).

FIFA ranking

Sudan rank among the nations of the African continent in the FIFA World Ranking.

Overall record

Current losing streak: 2 matches

Based on the last 4 matches played

Clean sheets

-6

Home

Away

Biggest win

Equatorial Guinea✈️

1–0

Worst defeat

Algeria✈️

0–3

Recent Arrivals

No recent arrivals recorded.

Frequently asked questions

When is Sudan's next match?+

No upcoming match is currently scheduled.

What is Sudan's current standing?+

Sudan are currently 3 in Africa Cup of Nations with 3 points.

When did Sudan win the AFCON?+

In 1970, on home soil, against Ghana (1-0).

Who is Sudan's captain?+

Mohamed Abdelrahman, the team's current captain.

Has Sudan ever qualified for the World Cup?+

No, never.

When was the Sudan Football Association founded?+

In 1936, one of the oldest on the continent.

Sudan

Season Statistics

Form (last 5)

Upcoming Fixtures

Standings

Full Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Advanced Team Statistics

Recent Results

About the Sudan national team