List of African cup of Nations winners, AFCON champions since 1957

African Cup of Nations champions List, AFCON champions Since 1957. 

Brief History of Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).

• The Africa Cup of Nations is also known as "African Cup of nation" or "AFCON". 
• Its French words"Coupe d'Afrique des Nations". 
• This tournament is played under the supervision of continental organization Confederation of African Football (CAF). 
• The first unit of Africa Cup of Nations under the CAF in 1957 held in Sudan. 
• Since 1968 the Africa Cup of Nations has been held after every 2 years.
• Currently, the 31st edition of the African Cup of Nations 2017 (AFCON) will be held in Gabon.
• In the 1st unit of Africa Cup of Nations were only three national teams, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia.
• The number of teams was reached till 16 in 1998 & since till now.  

• The most successful team in Africa Cup of Nations is Egypt, who won the most times afcon titles 7th times.
• On 2nd Ghana 4th titles won, Cameroon won the titles 5th times since 1957. 
• Last & Current champion-winner of Africa Cup of Nations 2015 is Ivory cost 9-8(pen) Ghana. 
• Previously Africa Cup of Nations 2017 champions is Cameron beat 2-1 Egypt in Final. 

Who Won the Most AFCON titles, Highest Winning teams in Africa Cup Nations.?

Egypt is the most successful nation in the AFCON Cup's history, winning the tournament a record of seven times (including when Egypt was known as the United Arab Republic between 1958 and 1961), 

Followed by Cameroon won the Africa Cup of Nations title 5 times, & Ghana is the third Best AFCON team who won the AFCON tile Three times in History. 

When & Where the Upcoming African Cup of Nations will take place, Next 2021 AFCON schedule dates, Venue.? 

 The 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (also referred to as AFCON 2021 or CAN 2021) is scheduled to be the 33rd edition of the Africa Cup of Nations, The tournament is scheduled to be hosted by Cameroon & will take place from 9 January to 6 February 2022.

The AFCON 2021 tournament was originally scheduled to be played in June and July 2021, but the CAF Authorities said I'll be MOVED to Next Year 2020 due to unfavourable effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

 

African Cup of Nations Past Winners List, AFCON Champions 1957 - 2021.

A complete list of all-Time past African Cup of Nations-Afcon Champions-Winners since 1957--2019-21...



List of Past AFCON winners : 


Years   winners   Runner-up 


Africa Cup of Nations  2019 Final  -     Senegal    0  -   1    Algeria  -  (BounedJah goal)-


2017      Cameroon     2-1    Egypt 

2015       Ivory Coast   9-8   Ghana (pen)

2013        Nigeria    1-0    Burkina Faso

2012        Zambia    8-7    Ivory Coast ( pen)

2010        Egypt    1-0    Ghana

2008        Egypt    1-0    Cameroon

2006        Egypt     4-2    Ivory Coast ( pen)

2004        Tunisia    2-1    Morocco

2002        Cameroon    3-2    Senegal ( pen)

2000        Cameroon    4-3    Nigeria ( pen)

1998        Egypt    2-0    South Africa

1996        South Africa    2-0    Tunisia

1994        Nigeria     2-1    Zambia

1992        Ivory Coast    11-10    Ghana ( pen)

1990        Algeria     1-0     Nigeria

1988        Cameroon    1-0    Nigeria

1986        Egypt    5-4     Cameroon ( pen)

1984        Cameroon    3-1     Nigeria

1982        Ghana     7-6     Libya ( pen)

1980        Nigeria    3-0     Algeria

1978        Ghana    2-0     Uganda

1976        Morocco  ( final not held)

1974        Zaire     2-2     Zambia (Zaire won replay 2-0)

1972        Congo    3-2    Mali

1970        Sudan    3-2    Ghana

1968        Congo DR    1-0    Ghana

1965        Ghana    3-2    Tunisia (aet)

1963        Ghana    3-0    Sudan

1962        Ethiopia     4-2    United Arab Republic (aet)

1959        United Arab Republic    2-1    Sudan

1957        Egypt    4-0    Ethiopia



Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) won by country...


7 Egypt      5 Cameroon       4 Ghana,  

3 Nigeria        2 Ivory Coast, Congo DR,   Algeria  - 2019... 

1  Tunisia ,  Sudan  ,   Morocco,  Ethiopia  ,  South Africa,   Congo ,   Zambia