WAFU (West African Cups)

WAFU Nations Cup

2010 WAFU Nations Cup 

Tournament details
Host country	Nigeria
City	Ijebu Ode and Abeokuta (Ogun State)
Dates	9–18 April 2010
Teams	8
Venue(s)	2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Nigeria (1st title)
Runners-up	Senegal
Third place	Ghana
Fourth place	Burkina Faso
Tournament statistics
Matches played	16
Goals scored	46 (2.88 per match)

Group A 
[Apr 9]  Nigeria        4–0 Benin
         Senegal        3–0 Guinea
[Apr 11] Guinea         0–5 Nigeria
         Benin          0–0 Senegal
[Apr 13] Nigeria        2–1 Senegal
         Guinea         1–0 Benin
1.Nigeria       3  3 0 0 11- 1  9  Qualified
2.Senegal       3  1 1 1  4- 2  4  Qualified
3.Guinea        3  1 0 2  1- 8  3
4.Benin         3  0 1 2  0- 5  1
 
Group B
[Apr 10] Ghana          2–0 Togo
         Burkina Faso   3–1 Liberia
[Apr 12] Liberia        0–3 Ghana
         Togo           1–6 Burkina Faso
[Apr 14] Ghana          4–0 Burkina Faso
         Togo           0–3 Liberia
1.Ghana         3  3 0 0  9- 0  9  Qualified
2.Burkina Faso  3  2 0 1  9- 6  6  Qualified
3.Liberia       3  1 0 2  4- 6  3
4.Togo          3  0 0 3  1-11  0
 
Semifinals [Apr 16]
Nigeria        1–0 Burkina Faso
Senegal        3–1 Ghana
 
Third Place Match [Apr 18]
Burkina Faso   0–1 Ghana

Final [Apr 18]
Nigeria        2–0 Senegal

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2011 WAFU Nations Cup 


Tournament details
Host country
Nigeria
Dates
5–15 May 2011[1]
Teams
8 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions
 Togo (1st title)
Runners-up
 Nigeria
Third place
 Liberia
Fourth place
 Ghana
Tournament statistics
Matches played
9
Goals scored
32 (3.56 per match)

Group A
[May 5] Nigeria        1–0 Liberia
[May 7] Nigeria        4–0 Niger
[May 9] Liberia        2–1 Niger
1.Nigeria       2  2 0 0  5- 0  6  Qualified
2.Liberia       2  1 0 1  2- 2  3  Qualified
3.Niger         2  0 0 2  1- 6  0
  Mali withdrew
 
Group B
[May 8]  Togo           1–2 Ghana
[May 10] Ghana          1–2 Togo            [3-4 pen.]
1.Togo          2  1 0 1  3- 3  3  Qualified
2.Ghana         2  1 0 1  3- 3  3  Qualified
  Senegal and Gambia withdrew
 
Semifinals [May 12]
Nigeria        2-1 Ghana
Togo           4-2 Liberia
 
Third Place Match [May 14]
Ghana          1-3 Liberia
 
Final [May 15]
Nigeria        2-3 Togo
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2013 WAFU Nations Cup 


Tournament details
Host country
Ghana
Dates
21–28 November
Teams
8 (from 1 sub-confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions
 Ghana (1st title)
Runners-up
 Senegal
Third place
 Togo
Fourth place
 Benin
Tournament statistics
Matches played
14
Goals scored
43 (3.07 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Saibou Badarou
Best player(s)
 Roger Gomis
Best goalkeeper
 Ousmane Mané
Group A
[Nov 21] Ghana          4–1 Sierra Leone
         Benin          2–2 Burkina Faso
[Nov 23] Sierra Leone   0–1 Burkina Faso
         Ghana          0–1 Benin
[Nov 25] Ghana          2–1 Burkina Faso
         Sierra Leone   2–2 Benin
1.Ghana         3  2 0 1  6- 3  6  Qualified
2.Benin         3  1 2 0  5- 4  5  Third Place Match
3.Burkina Faso  3  1 1 1  4- 4  4
4.Sierra Leone  3  0 1 2  3- 7  1
 
Group B
[Apr 22] Togo           1–3 Senegal
         Liberia        1–1 Niger
[Apr 24] Liberia        0–4 Togo
         Niger          0–2 Senegal
[Apr 26] Togo           3–1 Niger
         Senegal        2–0 Liberia
1.Senegal       3  3 0 0  7- 1  9  Qualified
2.Togo          3  2 0 1  8- 4  6  Third Place Match
3.Niger         3  0 1 2  2- 6  1
4.Liberia       3  0 1 2  1- 7  1
 
Third Place Match [Nov 28]
Benin          1–2 Togo
 
Final [Nov 28]
Ghana          3–1 Senegal 
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2017 WAFU Nations Cup  


Tournament details
Host country
Ghana
Dates
9–24 September 2017
Teams
16 (from 1 sub-confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions
 Ghana (2nd title)
Runners-up
 Nigeria
Third place
 Niger
Fourth place
 Benin
Tournament statistics
Matches played
24
Goals scored
44 (1.83 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Stephen Sarfo 
 Adebayor Zakari Adje 
(3 goals each)
Best player(s)
 Isaac Twum
Best goalkeeper
 Ikechukwu Ezenwa
First Round
[Sep 9]  Ghana          1–0 Gambia
         Senegal        0–0 Liberia         [5-4 pen.]
[Sep 10] Guinea         2–1 Guinea-Bissau
         Burkina Faso   1–2 Niger
[Sep 11] Mali           3–1 Mauritania
         Nigeria        2–0 Sierra Leone
[Sep 12] Ivory Coast    0–0 Togo            [4-3 pen.]
         Benin          2–0 Cape Verde

Second Round
Group A
[Sep 14] Mali           0–0 Nigeria
         Ghana          2–0 Guinea
[Sep 16] Guinea         0–0 Nigeria
         Ghana          1–0 Mali
[Sep 18] Guinea         1–1 Mali
         Ghana          0–2 Nigeria
1.Ghana         3  2 0 1  3- 2  6  Qualified
2.Nigeria       3  1 2 0  2- 0  5  Qualified
3.Mali          3  0 2 1  1- 2  2
4.Guinea        3  0 2 1  1--3  2 

Group B
[Sep 15]  Senegal        1–2 Niger
          Ivory Coast    0–1 Benin
[Sep 17]  Niger          0–0 Ivory Coast
          Senegal        4–0 Benin
[Sep 19]  Niger          1–2 Benin
          Senegal        0–0 Ivory Coast
1.Benin         3  2 0 1  3- 5  6  Qualified
2.Niger         3  1 1 1  3- 3  4  Qualified
3.Senegal       3  1 1 1  5- 2  4
4.Ivory Coast   3  0 2 1  0- 1  2
 
Semifinals [Sep 21]
Benin          0–1 Nigeria
Ghana          2–0 Niger
 
Third Place Match [Sep 24]
Niger          2–1 Benin

Final [Sep 24]
Ghana          4–1 Nigeria 
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2019 WAFU Nations Cup 


Tournament details
Host country
Senegal
Dates
28 September–13 October 2019
Teams
16 (from 1 sub-confederation)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 Senegal (1st title)
Runners-up
 Ghana
Tournament statistics
Matches played
22
Goals scored
42 (1.91 per match)

Qualifying Round
[Sep 28] Senegal        3-1 Guinea-Bissau
         Burkina Faso   1-1 Mauritania      [4-3 pen]
[Sep 29] Nigeria        1-2 Togo
         Sierra Leone   1-0 Liberia
[Sep 30] Mali           3-1 Niger
         Ivory Coast    4-1 Cape Verde
[Oct 1]  Ghana          1-0 Gambia
         Guinea         1-2 Benin   
           
Plate Competition
Quarterfinals
[Oct 3] Guinea-Bissau  0-2 Guinea       
[Oct 4] Mauritania     0-0 Gambia          [2-4 pen]
[Oct 5] Nigeria        1-1 Cape Verde      [2-3 pen]    
[Oct 6] Liberia        1-0 Niger
 
Semifinals
[Oct 8] Gambia         0-1 Cape Verde
[Oct 9] Guinea         1-0 Liberia
 
Final [Oct 12]
Guinea         0-0 Cape Verde      [4-3 pen]

Tournament Proper    
Quarterfinals
[Oct 3] Senegal        1-0 Benin
[Oct 4] Burkina Faso   1-1 Ghana           [4-5 pen]
[Oct 5] Togo           0-0 Ivory Coast     [2-4 pen]
[Oct 6] Sierra Leone   0-1 Mali
 
Semifinals
[Oct 8] Ghana          3-1 Ivory Coast 
[Oct 9] Senegal        2-0 Mali
 
Final [Oct 13]
Senegal        1-1 Ghana           [aet, 3-1 pen]