Congo

History and achievements

The Congo national football team represents the Republic of the Congo and it is controlled by the Federation Congolaise de Football.

The team made its debut in the competition for French-speaking nations, the L'Amitié tournament in 1960, held in Madagascar where they defeated Reunion 4-1.

The team has never participated in the World Cup championships and appeared in the Africa Cup of Nations finals for six times. Winning the 1972 Africa Cup of Nations is the best ever result achieved, later in 1992 the squad played in quarterfinal.

The team's home stadium is Stade de la Revolution.

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Country team

№	Name and surname	Role	Ranking	Age	Weight	Height	Country
1	Christopher Samba	defender	220	40 years	102 kg	193 cm	Congo
2	Oscar Ewolo	defender	0	45 years	63 kg	171 cm	Congo
3	Bruce Abdoulaye	defender	0	42 years	74 kg	183 cm	Congo
4	Ulrich Kapolongo	forward	0	35 years	75 kg	180 cm	Congo
5	Burnel Okana-Stazi	midfielder	0	41 years	72 kg	179 cm	Congo
6	Ladislas Douniama	forward	0	38 years	62 kg	163 cm	Congo
7	Amine Linganzi	midfielder	0	34 years	81 kg	186 cm	Congo
8	Thievy Bifouma	forward	0	32 years	80 kg	180 cm	Congo
9	Dominique Malonga	forward	0	35 years	80 kg	183 cm	Congo
10	René Makondele	midfielder	0	42 years	66 kg	178 cm	Congo