Angola vs Togo head-to-head record

Angola wins: 4
Draws: 3
Togo wins: 0

7 meetings, 1993 to 2009Goals: Angola 12, Togo 6

Angola and Togo have met 7 times since 1993. Angola have won 4, Togo 0, and 3 matches ended level. They last met on 12 August 2009, when Angola won 2–0 in a friendly.

The 7 meetings have produced 18 goals, 2.57 per game. The biggest win is Angola’s 3–1 in World Cup qualifying in 1997. Angola are unbeaten in the last seven meetings (4 wins, 3 draws).

Who has won more, Angola or Togo?

All matches7 matches

4 Angola3 drawsTogo 0

Competitive6 matches

3 Angola3 drawsTogo 0

Friendlies1 match

1 Angola0 drawsTogo 0

Key numbers

Goals: Angola 12, Togo 62.57 per game
First meeting: Togo 0–1 AngolaWorld Cup qualifying, 28 Feb 1993
Most recent: Togo 0–2 AngolaFriendly, 12 Aug 2009
Angola’s biggest win: Angola 3–1 TogoWorld Cup qualifying, 6 Apr 1997
Most goals in a meeting: Angola 3–2 TogoAfrica Cup of Nations, 29 Jan 2006
Current run: Angola unbeaten in 7
TFN Elo rating now: Angola 1610 (80th), Togo 1483 (104th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

12 Aug 2009
Togo0Angola2
Friendly
Lisbon, Portugal (neutral)
29 Jan 2006
Angola3Togo2
Africa Cup of Nations
Cairo, Egypt (neutral)
29 Jul 2001
Angola1Togo1
World Cup qualifying
Luanda, Angola
11 Mar 2001
Togo1Angola1
World Cup qualifying
Lomé, Togo
17 Aug 1997
Togo1Angola1
World Cup qualifying
Lomé, Togo

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Angola win and drops with every Togo win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Angola have won more Below: Togo have won more

Level

Angola lead by 4 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 4, held by Angola from 12 August 2009.

Every meeting on one timeline

Angola wins

Draws

Togo wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Angola's home games

2 matches

110

AngolaDrawsTogo

In Togo's home games

3 matches

120

AngolaDrawsTogo

At neutral venues

2 matches

200

AngolaDrawsTogo

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Angola	Draws	Goals
World Cup qualifying	5	2	3	7–4
Africa Cup of Nations	1	1	0	3–2
Friendly	1	1	0	2–0

Meetings by decade

Angola wins Draws Togo wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Results	Played	Angola	Draws	Togo	Goals
1990s		3	2	1	0	7
2000s		4	2	2	0	11

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Angola	Togo
Wins in a row	22006 to 2009	None
Unbeaten meetings	71993 to 2009	31997 to 2001

The longest run of draws is 3, from 17 August 1997 to 29 July 2001.

Top scorers in Angola vs Togo

1AkwáAngola3
2Flávio AmadoAngola2
3Paulo António AlvesAngola2

Scorer records exist for 6 of the 7 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Questions answered

How many times have Angola and Togo played each other?

7 times, starting on 28 February 1993. 6 of those meetings were competitive and 1 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Angola and Togo?

Angola, with 4 wins to 0. 3 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Angola vs Togo?

Angola’s 3–1 win in World Cup qualifying on 6 April 1997 in Luanda.

When did Angola and Togo last play?

On 12 August 2009 in Lisbon, when Angola won 2–0 in a friendly.

What is the competitive record between Angola and Togo?

In 6 competitive matches, Angola have 3 wins, Togo have 0, and 3 ended level.

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Every Angola vs Togo result

All 7 Competitive 6 Friendlies 1

Every Angola vs Togo result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
12 Aug 2009	Togo	0–2	Angola	Friendly	Lisbon, Portugal (neutral)
29 Jan 2006	Angola	3–2	Togo	Africa Cup of Nations	Cairo, Egypt (neutral)
29 Jul 2001	Angola	1–1	Togo	World Cup qualifying	Luanda, Angola
11 Mar 2001	Togo	1–1	Angola	World Cup qualifying	Lomé, Togo
17 Aug 1997	Togo	1–1	Angola	World Cup qualifying	Lomé, Togo
6 Apr 1997	Angola	3–1	Togo	World Cup qualifying	Luanda, Angola
28 Feb 1993	Togo	0–1	Angola	World Cup qualifying	Lomé, Togo