Togo
Togo have never won a FIFA World Cup or Africa Cup of Nations.
Africa (CAF) · No major trophy yet
Still waiting for a first World Cup or continental title
Togo have never won a FIFA World Cup or Africa Cup of Nations.
Africa (CAF) · No major trophy yet
Togo are one of 160 national teams who have never won a FIFA World Cup or their confederation's continental championship — the same two-tier standard tracked for every team on this site. Togo made their World Cup debut in 2006 after Emmanuel Adebayor scored 11 goals to lead the African qualifying scoring chart. They later reached the AFCON quarter-finals for the first time in the 2013 edition. Leading the qualifying scoring chart and reaching the last eight are separate achievements from winning a World Cup or AFCON title.
| Confederation | Africa (CAF) |
|---|---|
| Continental title tracked | Africa Cup of Nations |
| Selected tournament milestones | Togo made their World Cup debut in 2006 after Emmanuel Adebayor scored 11 goals to lead the African qualifying scoring chart. They later reached the AFCON quarter-finals for the first time in the 2013 edition. Leading the qualifying scoring chart and reaching the last eight are separate achievements from winning a World Cup or AFCON title. |
To join the 51 nations already tracked here, Togo would need to win either the FIFA World Cup or the Africa Cup of Nations — the top continental honor in the Africa (CAF) region. Future opportunities depend on the eligibility and qualification rules for each edition. The current wait does not imply that a completed tournament can still be won.
No. Togo have never won a FIFA World Cup or the Africa Cup of Nations. Togo made their World Cup debut in 2006 after Emmanuel Adebayor scored 11 goals to lead the African qualifying scoring chart. They later reached the AFCON quarter-finals for the first time in the 2013 edition. Leading the qualifying scoring chart and reaching the last eight are separate achievements from winning a World Cup or AFCON title.
Togo made their World Cup debut in 2006 after Emmanuel Adebayor scored 11 goals to lead the African qualifying scoring chart. They later reached the AFCON quarter-finals for the first time in the 2013 edition. Leading the qualifying scoring chart and reaching the last eight are separate achievements from winning a World Cup or AFCON title.
The FIFA World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations are the two competitions tracked on this site — future opportunities depend on the eligibility and qualification rules for each edition.
Togo competes in Africa (CAF). Its main continental championship is the Africa Cup of Nations.
We track the FIFA World Cup and each team's top senior men's continental championship. Regional, youth and club competitions are not included in this main ranking.
The sources below document selected tournament milestones and completed campaigns. Qualifying ties, Nations League group wins and regional honours are distinct from World Cup and top continental championship titles. Tournament edition names do not always match the calendar year in which every match was played.
