Nostalgia Kora: COSAFA Cup

COSAFA Cup

1997

Tournament details
Teams	9 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions	Zambia (1st title)
Runners-up	Namibia
Third place	Mozambique
Tournament statistics
Matches played	14
Goals scored	45 (3.21 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Adelino (4)
Qualifying Round:
Mar  1: Botswana       1-4 Malawi  
Mar  2: Lesotho        0-2 Zambia   
Mar  2: Swaziland      0-4 Mozambique 
Mar 16: Namibia        2-1 Zimbabwe       [aet]
Tanzania bye.

Final Round:
Apr 12: Malawi         2-2 Mozambique
Apr 20: Zambia         4-0 Malawi        
May 31: Tanzania       0-0 Namibia
Jun 15: Mozambique     3-0 Tanzania 
Jun 28: Namibia        4-1 Malawi    
Jul  5: Tanzania       2-2 Zambia      
Jul 20: Mozambique     1-1 Namibia
Aug  2: Zambia         2-1 Mozambique
Aug  9: Malawi         2-2 Tanzania   
Aug 31: Namibia        1-1 Zambia       
 1.Zambia     4  2  2  0  9- 4  8
 2.Namibia    4  1  3  0  6- 3  6
 3.Mozambique 4  1  2  1  7- 5  5
 4.Tanzania   4  0  3  1  4- 7  3
 5.Malawi     4  0  2  2  5-12  2 

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1998

Tournament details
Teams 10 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (2nd title)
Runners-up  Zimbabwe
Third place  Angola
Tournament statistics
Matches played 15
Goals scored 37 (2.47 per match)

Qualifying Round:
Jan 10: Malawi         0-1 Zambia     
Jan 18: Lesotho        0-2 Zimbabwe  
Jan 24: Namibia        3-2 South Africa   [asdet]
Jan 25: Botswana       1-2 Mozambique 
Mar  8: Swaziland      0-1 Angola    

Final round:
Apr 19: Zimbabwe       5-2 Namibia  
May  2: Angola         1-1 Zambia   
May 16: Zambia         1-0 Mozambique
May 24: Mozambique     0-2 Zimbabwe 
May 30: Namibia        1-1 Angola   
Jul 19: Mozambique     1-1 Angola   
Aug  8: Zambia         1-1 Namibia   
Aug 30: Angola         2-1 Zimbabwe  
Sep 12: Namibia        2-1 Mozambique 
Sep 27: Zimbabwe       0-1 Zambia   
 1.Zambia           4  2  2  0  4- 2  8  Winners
 2.Zimbabwe         4  2  0  2  8- 5  6
 3.Angola           4  1  3  0  5- 4  6
 4.Namibia          4  1  2  1  6- 9  5
 5.Mozambique       4  0  1  3  2- 6  1
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1999

Tournament details
Teams 10 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Angola (1st title)
Runners-up  Namibia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 14
Goals scored 28 (2 per match)

First Qualifying Round:
Feb  7: Lesotho       1-0 Namibia       
Feb 20: Botswana      1-2 South Africa
Apr 24: Malawi        1-2 Angola
May  9: Swaziland     3-1 Mozambique
Zambia and Zimbabwe byes.

Second Qualifying Round:
May 22: Malawi        1-1 Namibia      [asdet, 2-4 pen]
May 28: Botswana      0-2 Mozambique

Quarterfinals:
Jul  4: Lesotho       0-1 Angola
Jul 18: Swaziland     1-1 Zimbabwe     [asdet, 4-3 pen]
Jul 31: Namibia       1-1 South Africa [asdet, 4-1 pen]
Aug  7: Zambia        1-1 Mozambique   [asdet, 4-3 pen]

Semifinals:
Aug 14: Zambia        0-1 Angola
Aug 28: Namibia       1-1 Swaziland    [asdet, 4-2 pen]
 
Final:
[Luanda, Citadela Stadium, att: 60,000] Sep 26: Angola        1-0 Namibia
[Windhoek]                              Oct  2: Namibia       1-1 Angola       [asdet]
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2000

Tournament details
Teams 11 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (1st title)
Runners-up  Lesotho
Tournament statistics
Matches played 12
Goals scored 29 (2.42 per match)

Round 1
[Mar 5, Harare]   Zimbabwe     2-1 Lesotho
[Mar 25, Lusaka]  Zambia       3-0 Botswana
                  Malawi       2-1 Mozambique
[Apr 29, Phokeng] South Africa 3-0 Mauritius
byes: Angola (holders), Namibia, Swaziland 

Quarterfinals
[May 14, Harare]  Zimbabwe     3-2 Namibia
                  Malawi       0-0 Angola            [4-5 pen]
[Jun 11, Maseru]  Lesotho      0-0 Zambia            [3-1 pen]
[Jun 18, Witbank] South Africa 2-0 Swaziland

Semifinals
[Jul 23, Maseru]         Lesotho      2-1 Angola
[Jul 29, Port Elizabeth] South Africa 0-1 Zimbabwe

Final 
[Aug 13, Maseru; att: 25,000]   Lesotho      0-3 Zimbabwe
[Aug 27, Bulawayo; att: 35,000] Zimbabwe     3-0 Lesotho
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2001

Tournament details
Teams 12 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Angola (2nd title)
Runners-up  Zimbabwe
Tournament statistics
Matches played 12
Goals scored 18 (1.5 per match)

Round 1
[Feb 11, Somhlolo (Lobamba)] Swaziland    0-0 Zambia            [2-1 pen]
[Mar 17, Gaborone]           Botswana     0-1 Malawi
[Apr 8, Belle Vue]           Mauritius    1-0 Namibia
[Apr 29, Maputo]             Mozambique   0-3 South Africa
byes: Zimbabwe (holders), Angola, Lesotho 
Zambia to quarterfinals as best losers

Quarterfinals
[Jun 10, Luanda] Angola      1-0 Mauritius 
[Jun 24, Maseru] Lesotho     1-2 Zambia 
[Jul 8, Harare]  Zimbabwe    2-1 Swaziland  
[Jul 21, Blantyre (moved from May 19 on request South Africa)]
Malawi      1-0 South Africa 

Semifinals  
[Aug 18, Lusaka]   Zambia      1-1 Angola            [2-4 pen]
[Aug 25, Blantyre] Malawi      0-2 Zimbabwe

Final 
[Sep 16, Luanda] Angola      0-0 Zimbabwe
[Sep 30, Harare] Zimbabwe    0-1 Angola
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Tournament details
Teams 12 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  South Africa (1st title)
Runners-up  Malawi
Tournament statistics
Matches played 12
Goals scored 27 (2.25 per match)

Round 1
[Mar 16 , Belle Vue] Mauritius    2-3 Madagascar    
[Mar 30 , Gaborone]  Botswana     0-0 South Africa           [4-5 pen]
[Apr 7  , Maseru]    Lesotho      0-2 Mozambique
[Apr 21, Somhlolo]   Swaziland    2-1 Namibia
byes: Angola (holders), Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi (semifinalists 2001)

Quarterfinals
[May 5, Harare]          Zimbabwe     0-2 Swaziland
[May 18, Blantyre]       Malawi       2-1 Angola        
[Jul 6, Lusaka]          Zambia       3-0 Mozambique  
[Jul 21, Port Elizabeth] South Africa 0-0 Madagascar             [4-1 pen]

Semifinals
[Aug 10, Blantyre]                         Malawi       1-0 Zambia
[Aug 24, Polokwane (formerly Pietersburg)] South Africa 4-1 Swaziland

Final 
[Sep 21, Chichiri stadium, Blantyre] Malawi       1-3 South Africa
[Sep 28, Durban]                     South Africa 1-0 Malawi
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2003

Tournament details
Teams 12 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (2nd title)
Runners-up  Malawi
Tournament statistics
Matches played 12
Goals scored 25 (2.08 per match)

Round 1
[Feb 22, Antananarivo] Madagascar   2-1 Mauritius
[Mar 15, Windhoek]     Namibia      0-1 Botswana
[Mar 22, Maputo]       Mozambique   0-0 Lesotho                [5-4 pen]
[Apr 20, Harare]       Zimbabwe     1-0 Angola
byes: South Africa (holders), Malawi, Swaziland, Zambia (semifinalists 2002)

Quarterfinals 
[May 24, Gaborone]           Botswana     1-1 Malawi                 [1-4 pen]
[Jul 13, Somhlolo (Lobamba)] Swaziland    2-0 Madagascar
[Jul 19, East London]        South Africa 0-1 Zimbabwe
[Jul 26, Lusaka]             Zambia       4-2 Mozambique

Semifinals 
[Aug 16, Blantyre] Malawi       1-1 Zambia                 [4-2 pen]
[Aug 31, Bulawayo] Zimbabwe     2-0 Swaziland

Final
[Sep 27, Blantyre]           Malawi       1-2 Zimbabwe
[Oct 5, Harare; att: 15,000] Zimbabwe     2-0 Malawi
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2004

Tournament details
Teams 12 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Angola (3rd title)
Runners-up  Zimbabwe
Tournament statistics
Matches played 11
Goals scored 21 (1.91 per match)

Round 1
[Jan 10, Curepipe] Mauritius    2-0 South Africa
[Feb 28, Maseru]   Lesotho      0-0 Botswana         [10-11 pen]
[Apr 18, Maputo]   Mozambique   2-0 Madagascar
[May 9, Luanda]    Angola       2-1 Namibia
byes: Zimbabwe (holders), Malawi, Swaziland, Zambia (semifinalists 2003)

Quarterfinals
[Jun 13, Maputo]             Mozambique   2-0 Malawi
[Jun 27, Somhlolo (Lobamba)] Swaziland    0-5 Zimbabwe    [abandoned at 0-5 in 83' following crowd
[Jul 18, Luanda]             Angola       1-1 Botswana         [5-3 pen]
[Jul 31, Lusaka]             Zambia       3-1 Mauritius 

Semifinals
[Sep 19, Maputo] Mozambique   0-1 Angola 
[Oct 24, Harare] Zimbabwe     0-0 Zambia           [4-5 pen]

Final [Nov 20, Lusaka] Zambia 0-0 Angola           [aet, 4-5 pen]

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2005

Tournament details
Teams 13 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (3rd title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 12
Goals scored 30 (2.5 per match)

Group A (in Curepipe, Mauritius)
Group Semifinals [Feb 26]
Seychelles   0-3 South Africa
Mauritius    2-0 Madagascar

Group Final [Feb 27]
Mauritius    0-1 South Africa

Group B (in Windhoek, Namibia)
Group Semifinals [Apr 16]
Mozambique   0-3 Zimbabwe
Namibia      1-1 Botswana         [1-2 pen]

Group Final [Apr 17]
Zimbabwe     2-0 Botswana

Group C (in Lusaka, Zambia)
Group Semifinals [Jun 11]
Lesotho      1-2 Malawi
Zambia       3-0 Swaziland

Group Final [Jun 12]
Zambia       2-1 Malawi
NB: Angola (holders) bye to semifinals

Final Tournament (Mmabatho Stadium, Mafikeng, South Africa)
Semifinals [Aug 13]
Angola       1-2 Zimbabwe
South Africa 2-2 Zambia           [8-9 pen]

Final [Aug 14]
Zimbabwe     1-0 Zambia
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2006

Tournament details
Teams 13 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (3rd title)
Runners-up  Angola
Tournament statistics
Matches played 15
Goals scored 34 (2.27 per match)
Group A (in Maseru, Lesotho)
Group Semifinals [Apr 29]
Mauritius    1-5 Angola
Lesotho      0-0 Mozambique              [5-4 pen]

Group Third Place Match [Apr 30]
Mauritius    0-0 Mozambique              [4-5 pen]

Group Final [Apr 30]
Lesotho      1-3 Angola

Group B (in Gaborone, Botswana)
Group Semifinals [May 20]
South Africa 1-0 Swaziland
Botswana     2-0 Madagascar

Group Third Place Match [May 21]
Swaziland    2-0 Madagascar

Group Final [May 21]
Botswana     0-0 South Africa            [6-5 pen]

Group C (in Windhoek, Namibia)
Group Semifinals [Jul 22]
Zambia       3-1 Malawi
Namibia      1-1 Seychelles              [2-4 pen]

Group Third Place Match [Jul 23]
Namibia      3-2 Malawi

Group Final [Jul 23]
Zambia       2-0 Seychelles
NB: Zimbabwe (holders) bye to semifinals

Semifinals
[Aug 19, Lusaka] Zambia       1-0 Botswana
[Sep 17, Harare] Zimbabwe     1-2 Angola

Final [Oct 21, Lusaka]
Zambia       2-0 Angola--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2007

Tournament details
Teams 13 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions  South Africa (2nd title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 15
Goals scored 23 (1.53 per match)

Group A (in Maputo, Mozambique)
Group Semifinals [Apr 28]
Madagascar   0-1 Zimbabwe
Mozambique   2-0 Seychelles

Group Third Place Match [Apr 29]
Madagascar   5-0 Seychelles

Group Final [Apr 29]
Mozambique   0-0 Zimbabwe              [no extra time; 5-4 pen]

Group B (in Somhlolo, Swaziland)
Group Semifinals [May 26]
Malawi       0-0 South Africa          [4-5 pen]
Swaziland    0-0 Mauritius             [5-6 pen]

Group Third Place Match [May 27]
Swaziland    1-0 Malawi  

Group Final [May 27]
South Africa 2-0 Mauritius

Group C (in Gaborone, Botswana)
Group Semifinals [Jul 28]
Angola       2-0 Lesotho
Botswana     1-0 Namibia

Group Third Place Match [Jul 29]
Lesotho      2-3 Namibia

Group Final [Jul 29]
Botswana     0-0 Angola                [no extra time; 3-1 pen]
NB: Zambia (holders) bye to semifinals

Semifinals [Sep 29, Super Stadium, Pretoria, South Africa]
Mozambique   0-3 Zambia
South Africa 1-0 Botswana

Final [Oct 24, Bloemfontein]
South Africa 0-0 Zambia                [no extra time; 4-3 pen]
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2008


Tournament details
Host country South Africa
Dates 19 July - 3 August
Teams 14 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s) 3 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  South Africa (3rd title)
Runners-up  Mozambique
Third place  Zambia
Fourth place  Madagascar
Tournament statistics
Matches played 20
Goals scored 39 (1.95 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Phillip Zialor (4)

Group A (in Witbank)
[Jul 19] Madagascar   1-1 Swaziland
         Mauritius    0-7 Seychelles
[Jul 21] Madagascar   1-1 Seychelles
         Mauritius    1-1 Swaziland
[Jul 23] Madagascar   2-1 Mauritius
         Seychelles   0-1 Swaziland
 1.Madagascar 3  1  2  0  4- 3  5
   Swaziland  3  1  2  0  3- 2  5
 3.Seychelles 3  1  1  1  8- 2  4
 4.Mauritius  3  0  1  2  2-10  1

Group B (in Secunda)
[Jul 20] Lesotho      0-1 Malawi
         Comoros      0-3 Namibia
[Jul 22] Comoros      0-1 Malawi
         Lesotho      1-1 Namibia
[Jul 24] Malawi       0-1 Namibia
         Comoros      0-1 Lesotho
 1.Namibia    3  2  1  0  5- 1  7
 2.Malawi     3  2  0  1  2- 1  6
 3.Lesotho    3  1  1  1  2- 2  4
 4.Comoros    3  0  0  3  0- 5  0

Quarterfinals
[Jul 26, Witbank] South Africa 1-0 Namibia
                  Angola U-20  0-1 Madagascar
[Jul 27, Secunda] Zambia       0-0 Zimbabwe              [5-4 pen]
                  Botswana     0-2 Mozambique

Semifinals [Jul 30, Thulamahashe]
Madagascar   1-2 Mozambique
South Africa 1-0 Zambia

Third Place Match [Aug 3, Thulamahashe]
Madagascar   0-2 Zambia

Final [Aug 3, Thulamahashe]
South Africa 2-1 Mozambique--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2009


Tournament details
Host country Zimbabwe
Teams 13 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s) 2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (4th title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Third place  Mozambique
Fourth place  South Africa
Tournament statistics
Matches played 17
Goals scored 34 (2 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Cuthbert Malajila

Group A (in Harare)
[Oct 17] Zimbabwe     3-0 Mauritius
[Oct 19] Zimbabwe     2-2 Lesotho
[Oct 21] Lesotho      1-0 Mauritius
 1.Zimbabwe   2  1  1  0  5- 2  4
 2.Lesotho    2  1  1  0  3- 2  4
 3.Mauritius  2  0  0  2  0- 4  0

Group B (in Bulawayo)
[Oct 18] Comoros      0-0 Botswana
         Swaziland    2-1 Seychelles
[Oct 20] Botswana     1-0 Swaziland
         Seychelles   1-2 Comoros
[Oct 22] Swaziland    3-0 Comoros
         Seychelles   0-2 Botswana
 1.Botswana   3  2  1  0  3- 0  7
 2.Swaziland  3  2  0  1  5- 2  6
 3.Comoros    3  1  1  1  2- 4  4
 4.Seychelles 3  0  0  3  2- 6  0

Quarterfinals
[Oct 25, Harare]   Malawi       0-1 Mozambique
                   Namibia      0-1 Zambia
[Oct 26, Bulawayo] South Africa 2-0 Angola
                   Zimbabwe     1-0 Botswana
Semifinals 
[Oct 28, Harare]   Zimbabwe     1-1 South Africa [3-2 pen (no extra time)]
[Oct 29, Bulawayo] Mozambique   0-2 Zambia

Third Place Match [Oct 31, Bulawayo]
South Africa 0-1 Mozambique

Final [Nov 1, Harare]
Zimbabwe     3-1 Zambia--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2013


Tournament details
Host country Zambia
Dates 6–20 July 2013
Teams 13 (from 2 sub-confederations)
Venue(s) 4 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (4th title)
Runners-up  Zimbabwe
Third place  South Africa
Fourth place  Lesotho
Tournament statistics
Matches played 20
Goals scored 54 (2.7 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Jerome Ramatlhakwane (4)
Best player(s)  Mukuka Mulenga
Best goalkeeper  Daniel Munyau

GROUP A [Mauritius, Namibia, Seychelles]
06/07/2013 NAMIBIA     2-1     Mauritius
08/07/2013 NAMIBIA     4-2     Seychelles
10/07/2013 MAURITIUS   4-0     Seychelles
1- NAMIBIA     2   2   0   0   6   3   6 [QUALIFIED FOR QUARTER FINALS]
2- Mauritius   2   1   0   1   5   2   3
3- Seychelles  2   0   0   2   2   8   0

GROUP B [Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Swaziland]
07/07/2013 Botswana    0-0     Swaziland
08/07/2013 Kenya       2-2     Lesotho
09/07/2013 KENYA       2-0     Swaziland
09/07/2013 Botswana    3-3     Lesotho
11/07/2013 BOTSWANA    2-1     Kenya
11/07/2013 LESOTHO     2-0     Swaziland
1- LESOTHO     3   1   2   0   7   5   5 [QUALIFIED FOR QUARTER FINALS]
2- Botswana    3   1   2   0   5   4   5
3- Kenya       3   1   1   1   5   4   4
4- Swaziland   3   0   1   2   0   4   1

QUARTER FINALS
13/07/2013 ZIMBABWE     1-1     Malawi [3-1 Pens]
13/07/2013 SOUTH AFRICA 2-1     Namibia
14/07/2013 LESOTHO      1-1     Angola [5-3 Pens]
14/07/2013 ZAMBIA       3-1     Mozambique

PLATE SEMI FINALS [LOSING QUARTER FINALISTS]
16/07/2013 ANGOLA       3-2     Malawi
16/07/2013 MOZAMBIQUE   1-0     Namibia

SEMI FINALS
17/07/2013 ZIMBABWE     2-1     Lesotho
17/07/2013 ZAMBIA       0-0     South Africa [5-3 Pens]

PLATE FINAL
18/07/2013 MOZAMBIQUE   1-0     Angola

3-4 PLACE
20/07/2013 SOUTH AFRICA 2-1     Lesotho

FINAL
20/07/2013 ZAMBIA       2-0     Zimbabwe--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2015


Tournament details
Host country South Africa
Dates 17–30 May 2015
Teams 14
Venue(s) 2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Namibia (1st title)
Runners-up  Mozambique
Third place  Madagascar
Fourth place  Botswana
Tournament statistics
Matches played 23
Goals scored 46 (2 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Sarivahy Vombola (5 goals)
Best player(s)  Wangu Gome
Best goalkeeper  Virgil Vries

Group A
17 May  Saulspoort  Namibia      0-0 Seychelles
17 May  Saulspoort  Zimbabwe     2-0 Mauritius
19 May  Saulspoort  Seychelles   0-1 Zimbabwe    
19 May  Saulspoort  Namibia      2-0 Mauritius
21 May  Saulspoort  Namibia      4-1 Zimbabwe    
21 May  Rustenburg  Seychelles   0-1 Mauritius
 1.NAMIBIA           3  2  1  0  6- 1  7
 2.Zimbabwe          3  2  0  1  4- 4  6
 3.Mauritius         3  1  0  2  1- 4  3
 4.Seychelles        3  0  1  2  0- 2  1

Group B
18 May  Rustenburg  Lesotho      1-2 Madagascar
18 May  Rustenburg  Tanzania     0-1 Swaziland
20 May  Rustenburg  Madagascar   2-0 Tanzania  
20 May  Rustenburg  Lesotho      0-2 Swaziland
22 May  Saulspoort  Lesotho      1-0 Tanzania  
22 May  Rustenburg  Madagascar   1-1 Swaziland
 1.MADAGASCAR        3  2  1  0  5- 2  7
 2.Swaziland         3  2  1  0  4- 1  7
 3.Lesotho           3  1  0  2  2- 4  3
 4.Tanzania          3  0  0  3  0- 4  0

Quarterfinals
24 May  Saulspoort  Zambia       0-0 Namibia      [4-5 pen]
24 May  Saulspoort  South Africa 0-0 Botswana     [6-7 pen]
25 May  Rustenburg  Ghana        1-2 Madagascar
25 May  Rustenburg  Mozambique   2-2 Malawi       [5-4 pen]

Plate Semifinals (losing quarterfinalists)
27 May  Rustenburg  Zambia       3-0 Ghana        
27 May  Saulspoort  South Africa 0-0 Malawi       [4-5 pen]

Semifinals
28 May  Saulspoort  Namibia      3-2 Madagascar
28 May  Saulspoort  Botswana     1-2 Mozambique

Plate Final (Fifth Place Match)
29 May  Rustenburg  Zambia       0-1 Malawi

Third Place Match
30 May  Saulspoort  Madagascar   2-1 Botswana 

Final
30 May  Saulspoort  Namibia      2-0 Mozambique--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2016


Tournament details
Host country Namibia
City Windhoek
Dates 11–25 June 2016
Teams 14 (from 2 sub-confederations)
Venue(s) 2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  South Africa (4th title)
Runners-up  Botswana
Third place  Swaziland
Fourth place  DR Congo
Tournament statistics
Matches played 23
Goals scored 53 (2.3 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Felix Badenhorst (5 goals)

Group A
11 Jun  Windhoek    Zimbabwe     2-2 Swaziland 
11 Jun  Windhoek    Seychelles   0-1 Madagascar  
13 Jun  Windhoek    Swaziland    4-0 Seychelles 
13 Jun  Windhoek    Madagascar   0-0 Zimbabwe  
15 Jun  Windhoek    Swaziland    1-0 Madagascar   
15 Jun  Windhoek    Zimbabwe     5-0 Seychelles 
 1.SWAZILAND         3  2  1  0  7- 2  7
 2.Zimbabwe          3  1  2  0  7- 2  5
 3.Madagascar        3  1  1  1  1- 1  4
 4.Seychelles        3  0  0  3  0-10  0

Group B
12 Jun  Windhoek    Lesotho      3-0 Mauritius 
12 Jun  Windhoek    Malawi       3-0 Angola  
14 Jun  Windhoek    Angola       0-2 Lesotho   
14 Jun  Windhoek    Mauritius    0-1 Malawi   
16 Jun  Windhoek    Angola       0-2 Mauritius   
16 Jun  Windhoek    Malawi       0-1 Lesotho 
 1.LESOTHO           3  3  0  0  6- 0  9
 2.Malawi            3  2  0  1  4- 1  6
 3.Mauritius         3  1  0  2  2- 4  3
 4.Angola            3  0  0  3  0- 7  0

Quarterfinals (no extra time played after draw)
18 Jun  Windhoek    South Africa 1-1 Lesotho      [4-2 pen]
18 Jun  Windhoek    Namibia      1-1 Botswana     [4-5 pen]
19 Jun  Windhoek    Zambia       0-0 Swaziland    [2-4 pen]
19 Jun  Windhoek    Congo DR     1-0 Mozambique

Plate Semifinals (losing quarterfinalists)
21 Jun  Windhoek    Lesotho      2-3 Zambia
21 Jun  Windhoek    Namibia      3-0 Mozambique

Semifinals (no extra time played after draw)
22 Jun  Windhoek    South Africa 5-1 Swaziland
22 Jun  Windhoek    Botswana     0-0 Congo DR [5-4 pen]

Plate Final (Fifth Place Match)
24 Jun  Windhoek    Namibia      1-0 Zambia

Third Place Match
25 Jun  Windhoek    Swaziland    1-0 Congo DR

Final
25 Jun  Windhoek    South Africa 3-2 Botswana--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2017


Tournament details
Host country South Africa
Dates 25 June–9 July 2017
Teams 14 (from 1 sub-confederation)
Venue(s) 2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (5th title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Third place  Tanzania
Fourth place  Lesotho
Tournament statistics
Matches played 23
Goals scored 53 (2.3 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Ovidy Karuru (6 goals)

Group A
25 Jun  Moruleng    Tanzania     2-0 Malawi
25 Jun  Moruleng    Mauritius    0-1 Angola
27 Jun  Phokeng     Malawi       0-0 Mauritius
27 Jun  Phokeng     Angola       0-0 Tanzania
29 Jun  Moruleng    Tanzania     1-1 Mauritius
29 Jun  Phokeng     Malawi       0-0 Angola
 1.TANZANIA          3  1  2  0  3- 1  5
 2.Angola            3  1  2  0  1- 0  5
 3.Mauritius         3  0  2  1  1- 2  2
 4.Malawi            3  0  2  1  0- 2  2

Group B
26 Jun  Moruleng    Mozambique   0-4 Zimbabwe
26 Jun  Moruleng    Madagascar   2-0 Seychelles
28 Jun  Phokeng     Zimbabwe     0-0 Madagascar
28 Jun  Phokeng     Seychelles   1-2 Mozambique
30 Jun  Moruleng    Mozambique   1-4 Madagascar
30 Jun  Phokeng     Zimbabwe     6-0 Seychelles
 1.ZIMBABWE          3  2  1  0 10- 0  7
 2.Madagascar        3  2  1  0  6- 1  7
 3.Mozambique        3  1  0  2  3- 9  3
 4.Seychelles        3  0  0  3  1-10  0

Quarterfinals (no extra time played after draw)
 1 Jul  Phokeng     Botswana     1-2 Zambia
 1 Jul  Phokeng     Namibia      0-0 Lesotho      [4-5 pen]
 2 Jul  Phokeng     South Africa 0-1 Tanzania
 2 Jul  Phokeng     Swaziland    1-2 Zimbabwe

Plate Semifinals (losing quarterfinalists)
 4 Jul  Moruleng    South Africa 2-0 Botswana     
 4 Jul  Moruleng    Namibia      1-0 Swaziland

Semifinals
 5 Jul  Moruleng    Zambia       4-2 Tanzania
 5 Jul  Moruleng    Lesotho      3-4 Zimbabwe

Plate Final (Fifth Place Match)
 7 Jul  Moruleng    South Africa 1-0 Namibia

Third Place Match (no extra time played after draw)
 7 Jul  Moruleng    Tanzania     0-0 Lesotho      [4-2 pen]

Final
 9 Jul  Phokeng     Zambia       1-3 Zimbabwe
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2018

Tournament details
Host country South Africa
Dates 27 May–9 June
Teams 14 (from 1 sub-confederation)
Venue(s) 3 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  Zimbabwe (6th title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Third place  Lesotho
Fourth place  Madagascar
Tournament statistics
Matches played 23
Goals scored 48 (2.09 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Onkabetse Makgantai(5 goals)

Group A
27 May  Madagascar   2–1 Mozambique
27 May  Comoros      1–1 Seychelles
29 May  Mozambique   3–0 Comoros
29 May  Seychelles   1–1 Madagascar
31 May  Madagascar   1–0 Comoros
31 May  Mozambique   2–1 Seychelles
 1.MADAGASCAR        3  2  1  0  4- 2  7
 2.Mozambique        3  2  0  1  6- 3  6 
 3.Seychelles        3  0  2  1  2- 3  2
 4.Comoros           3  0  1  2  1- 5  1

Group B
28 May  Botswana     2–1 Angola
28 May  Mauritius    1–0 Malawi
30 May  Angola       1–0 Mauritius
30 May  Malawi       1–1 Botswana
 1 Jun  Angola       0–0 Malawi
 1 Jun  Botswana     6–0 Mauritius
 1.BOTSWANA          3  2  1  0  9- 2  7
 2.Angola            3  1  1  1  2- 2  4 
 3.Mauritius         3  1  0  2  1- 7  3
 4.Malawi            3  0  2  1  1- 2  2

Quarterfinals (no extra time played after draw)
 2 Jun  Zambia       0–0 Namibia      [4–3 pen] 
 2 Jun  Lesotho      1–0 Swaziland
 3 Jun  South Africa 0–0 Madagascar   [3-4 pen]
 3 Jun  Zimbabwe     1–1 Botswana     [3-1 pen]
 
Plate Semifinals (losing quarterfinalists)
 5 Jun  Namibia      1–4 South Africa
 5 Jun  Swaziland    0–2 Botswana
 
Semifinals (no extra time played after draw)
 6 Jun  Zambia       1–0 Madagascar
 6 Jun  Lesotho      0–0 Zimbabwe     [1-3 pen]
 
Fifth Place Match
 8 Jun  South Africa 3-0 Botswana
 
Third Place Match
 8 Jun  Madagascar   0-1 Lesotho
 
Final
 9 Jun  Zambia       2-4 Zimbabwe     [aet]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2019


Tournament details
Host country South Africa
Dates 25 May–8 June^[1]
Teams 13 (from 2 sub-confederations)
Venue(s) 3 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (5th title)
Runners-up  Botswana
Third place  Zimbabwe
Fourth place  Lesotho
Tournament statistics
Matches played 20
Goals scored 48 (2.4 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Gabadinho Mhango
 Gerald Phiri Jr.
 Ashley Nazira
(3 goals each)

Group A (King Zwelithini Stadium, Umlazi)
25 May  Eswatini     2-2 Mauritius
27 May  Eswatini     2-2 Comoros      
29 May  Comoros      2-1 Mauritius
 1.COMOROS           2  1  1  0  4- 3  4
 2.Eswatini          2  0  2  0  4- 4  2
 3.Mauritius         2  0  1  1  3- 4  1
 -.Angola            withdrew

Group B (King Zwelithini Stadium, Umlazi)
26 May  Mozambique   1-2 Namibia      
26 May  Malawi       3-0 Seychelles   
28 May  Seychelles   0-0 Mozambique   
28 May  Namibia      1-2 Malawi       
30 May  Mozambique   1-1 Malawi       
30 May  Namibia      3-0 Seychelles   [at Princess Magogo Stadium, KwaMashu]
 1.MALAWI            3  2  1  0  6- 2  7
 2.Namibia           3  2  0  1  6- 3  6
 3.Mozambique        3  0  2  1  2- 3  2
 4.Seychelles        3  0  1  2  0- 6  1

Quarterfinals [Princess Magogo Stadium, KwaMashu]
 1 Jun  Lesotho      0-0 Uganda       [3-2 pen]
 1 Jun  Zimbabwe     2-0 Comoros      
 2 Jun  South Africa 2-2 Botswana     [4-5 pen]
 2 Jun  Zambia       2-2 Malawi       [4-2 pen]

Plate Semifinals [Princess Magogo Stadium, KwaMashu]
 4 Jun  South Africa 1-1 Uganda       [4-2 pen]
 4 Jun  Comoros      1-2 Malawi       

Semifinals [Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban]
 5 Jun  Lesotho      1-2 Botswana     
 5 Jun  Zimbabwe     0-0 Zambia        [2-4 pen]
 
Plate Final (Fifth Place Match) [Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban]
 7 Jun  South Africa 0-0 Malawi        [5-4 pen]
 
Third Place Match [Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban]
 7 Jun  Lesotho      2-2 Zimbabwe      [4-5 pen]
 
Final [Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban]
 8 Jun  Botswana     0-1 Zambia   
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2021
Tournament details
Host country South Africa
City Port Elizabeth
Dates 6–18 July^[1]
Teams 11
Venue(s) 2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  South Africa (5th title)
Runners-up  Senegal
Third place  Eswatini
Fourth place  Mozambique
Tournament statistics
Matches played 24
Goals scored 53 (2.21 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Sepana Letsoalo
(4 goals)
Best player(s)  Siyethemba Sithebe
Best goalkeeper  Veli Mothwa
(5 Clean Sheets)
Group A
06 July 2021 Eswatini   	3–1	 Lesotho
06 July 2021 South Africa 	1–0	 Botswana
08 July 2021 Zambia     	1–2	 Lesotho
08 July 2021 South Africa 	1–0	 Eswatini
10 July 2021 Lesotho    	0–4	 Botswana
10 July 2021 Zambia     	0–1	 Eswatini
13 July 2021 Botswana   	1–2	 Zambia
13 July 2021 South Africa 	4–0	 Lesotho
14 July 2021 South Africa 	0–0	 Zambia
14 July 2021 Eswatini   	1–1	 Botswana
1.South Africa 	4 3 1 0	6 0 10	 
2.Eswatini	4 2 1 1	5 3  7
3.Zambia	4 1 1 2	3 4  4	
4.Botswana	4 1 1 2	6 4  4
5.Lesotho	4 1 0 3	3 12 3

Group B
07 July 2021 Mozambique 0–0	 Zimbabwe
07 July 2021 Senegal 	1–2	 Namibia
09 July 2021 Malawi 	2–2	 Zimbabwe
09 July 2021 Senegal 	1–0	 Mozambique
11 July 2021 Namibia 	2–0	 Zimbabwe
11 July 2021 Mozambique 2–0	 Malawi
13 July 2021 Senegal 	2–1	 Zimbabwe
13 July 2021 Malawi 	1–1	 Namibia
14 July 2021 Mozambique 1–0	 Namibia
14 July 2021 Senegal 	2–1	 Malawi
1.Senegal	4 3 0 1	6 4 9	
2.Mozambique	4 2 1 1	3 1 7
3.Namibia	4 2 1 1	5 3 7	
4.Malawi	4 0 2 2	4 7 2
5.Zimbabwe	4 0 2 2	3 6 2

Semi-finals
16 July 2021 Senegal  	  2–2	 Eswatini (3-0 Pen)
16 July 2021 South Africa 3–0	 Mozambique

Third place match
18 July 2021 Eswatini 	  1–1   Mozambique (4-2 Pen)

Final
18 July 2021 Senegal 	  0–0   South Africa (4-5 Pen)   
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2022
Tournament details
Host country South Africa
City Durban
Dates 5–17 July 2022
Teams 14 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s) 4 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (6th title)
Runners-up  Namibia
Third place  Senegal
Fourth place  Mozambique
Tournament statistics
Matches played 23
Goals scored 53 (2.3 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Sabelo Ndzinisa
(3 goals)
Best player(s)  Kelvin Kampamba
Best goalkeeper  Edward MaovaGroup A
05 July 2022 Seychelles 0–1	 Botswana
05 July 2022 Angola 	3–1	 Comoros
07 July 2022 Comoros 	0–1	 Botswana
07 July 2022 Angola 	3–0	 Seychelles
10 July 2022 Seychelles 1–2	 Comoros
10 July 2022 Botswana 	1–0	 Angola
 
1.Botswana	3 3 0 0	3 0 9	 
2.Angola	3 2 0 1	6 2 6	
3.Comoros	3 1 0 2	3 5 3
4.Seychelles	3 0 0 3	1 6 0

Group B
06 July 2022 Mauritius 	0–3	 Eswatini
06 July 2022 Lesotho 	2–1	 Malawi
08 July 2022 Malawi 	1–1	 Eswatini
08 July 2022 Lesotho 	2–1	 Mauritius
10 July 2022 Mauritius 	0–2	 Malawi
10 July 2022 Eswatini 	2–0	 Lesotho

1.Eswatini	3 2 1 0	6 1 7	
2.Lesotho	3 2 0 1	4 4 6	
3.Malawi	3 1 1 1	4 3 4
4.Mauritius	3 0 0 3	1 7 0

Quarter-finals
12 July 2022 Madagascar   0–2	 Namibia
12 July 2022 Zambia 	  1–1	 Botswana   (5-4 Pen)
13 July 2022 South Africa 0–0	 Mozambique (4-5 Pen)
13 July 2022 Senegal 	  1–1	 Eswatini   (10-9 Pen)

Plate Semi-finals
15 July 2022 Madagascar   1–2	 South Africa
15 July 2022 Botswana 	  2–0	 Eswatini

Semi-finals
15 July 2022 Namibia 	  1–0	 Mozambique
15 July 2022 Zambia 	  4–3	 Senegal

Plate Final
17 July 2022 South Africa 2–1	 Botswana

Third place play-off
17 July 2022 Mozambique   1–1    Senegal  (2-4 Pen)

Final
17 July 2022 Namibia 	  0–1    Zambia

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2023
Tournament details
Host country South Africa
City Durban
Dates 5–16 July 2023
Teams 12 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s) 3 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Zambia (7th title)
Runners-up  Lesotho
Third place  South Africa
Fourth place  Malawi
Tournament statistics
Matches played 22
Goals scored 48 (2.18 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Tshegofatso Mabasa
 Albert Kangwanda
(3 goals each)
Group A
 5 Jul Swaziland     0-1 Botswana
 5 Jul South Africa  1-1 Namibia
 8 Jul South Africa  2-1 Botswana
 8 Jul Namibia       1-2 Swaziland
11 Jul Namibia       0-0 Botswana
11 Jul South Africa  2-1 Swaziland

 1.SOUTH AFRICA      3  2  1  0  5- 3  7 
 2.Botswana          3  1  1  1  2- 2  4 
 3.Eswatini          3  1  0  2  3- 4  3
 4.Namibia           3  0  2  1  2- 3  2

Group B
 6 Jul Seychelles    0-3 Comoros
 6 Jul Zambia        0-1 Malawi
 9 Jul Zambia        2-1 Comoros
 9 Jul Malawi        2-0 Seychelles
11 Jul Malawi        2-0 Comoros
11 Jul Seychelles    2-4 Zambia

 1.MALAWI            3  3  0  0  5- 0  9
 2.ZAMBIA            3  2  0  1  6- 4  6  
 3.Comoros           3  1  0  2  4- 4  3 
 4.Seychelles        3  0  0  3  2- 9  0
 
Group C
 7 Jul Mauritius     0-2 Lesotho
 7 Jul Mozambique    1-1 Angola
10 Jul Angola        0-1 Mauritius
10 Jul Mozambique    0-1 Lesotho
12 Jul Angola        4-2 Lesotho
12 Jul Mauritius     0-1 Mozambique

 1.LESOTHO           3  2  0  1  5- 4  6
 2.Angola            3  1  1  1  5- 4  4 
 3.Mozambique        3  1  1  1  2- 2  4
 4.Mauritius         3  1  0  2  1- 3  3
 
Semifinals
14 Jul Malawi        1-1 Lesotho       [0-3 pen]
14 Jul South Africa  1-2 Zambia
 
Third Place Match
16 Jul South Africa  0-0 Malawi        [5-3 pen]
 
Final
16 Jul Zambia        1-0 Lesotho
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Final positions
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Goals scored	37 (2.47 per match)
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Tournament details
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Goals scored	30 (2.5 per match)
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Venue(s)	3 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
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Runners-up	Mozambique
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Goals scored	39 (1.95 per match)
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Venue(s)	2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
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Matches played	23
Goals scored	53 (2.3 per match)
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