Burundi vs Ethiopia head-to-head record

Burundi wins: 1
Draws: 2
Ethiopia wins: 3

6 meetings, 2000 to 2018Goals: Burundi 8, Ethiopia 10

Burundi and Ethiopia have met 6 times since 2000. Ethiopia have won 3, Burundi 1, and 2 matches ended level. They last met on 2 September 2018, when the match ended 1–1 in a friendly.

The 6 meetings have produced 18 goals, 3.00 per game. The biggest win is Burundi’s 4–1 in the CECAFA Cup in 2017.

Who has won more, Burundi or Ethiopia?

All matches6 matches

1 Burundi2 drawsEthiopia 3

Competitive4 matches

1 Burundi0 drawsEthiopia 3

Friendlies2 matches

0 Burundi2 drawsEthiopia 0

Key numbers

Goals: Burundi 8, Ethiopia 103.00 per game
First meeting: Ethiopia 1–0 BurundiCECAFA Cup, 27 Nov 2000
Most recent: Ethiopia 1–1 BurundiFriendly, 2 Sept 2018
Burundi’s biggest win: Burundi 4–1 EthiopiaCECAFA Cup, 7 Dec 2017
Ethiopia’s biggest win: Ethiopia 3–0 BurundiCECAFA Cup, 25 Dec 2004
Most goals in a meeting: Burundi 4–1 EthiopiaCECAFA Cup, 7 Dec 2017
TFN Elo rating now: Burundi 1432 (127th), Ethiopia 1386 (143rd)How the rating works

Last five meetings

2 Sept 2018
Ethiopia1Burundi1
Friendly
Hawassa, Ethiopia
7 Dec 2017
Burundi4Ethiopia1
CECAFA Cup
Kakamega, Kenya (neutral)
25 Dec 2004
Ethiopia3Burundi0
CECAFA Cup
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
11 Dec 2004
Ethiopia2Burundi1
CECAFA Cup
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
18 Dec 2001
Ethiopia2Burundi2
Friendly, Ethiopia won on penalties
Kigali, Rwanda (neutral)

Who has had the upper hand over time?

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

Above the line: Burundi have won more Below: Ethiopia have won more

Level

Ethiopia lead by 2 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 3, held by Ethiopia from 25 December 2004.

Every meeting on one timeline

Burundi wins

Draws

Ethiopia wins

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

Home, away and neutral

In Ethiopia's home games

3 matches

012

BurundiDrawsEthiopia

At neutral venues

3 matches

111

BurundiDrawsEthiopia

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Burundi	Draws	Ethiopia	Goals
CECAFA Cup	4	1	0	3	5–7
Friendly	2	0	2	0	3–3

Meetings by decade

Burundi wins Draws Ethiopia wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Results	Played	Burundi	Draws	Ethiopia	Goals
2000s		4	0	1	3	11
2010s		2	1	1	0	7

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Burundi	Ethiopia
Wins in a row	12017	22004
Unbeaten meetings	22017 to 2018	42000 to 2004

Penalty shootouts

Ethiopia 2–2 BurundiFriendly, 18 Dec 2001Ethiopia won on penalties

Questions answered

How many times have Burundi and Ethiopia played each other?

6 times, starting on 27 November 2000. 4 of those meetings were competitive and 2 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Burundi and Ethiopia?

Ethiopia, with 3 wins to 1. 2 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Burundi vs Ethiopia?

Burundi’s 4–1 win in the CECAFA Cup on 7 December 2017 in Kakamega.

When did Burundi and Ethiopia last play?

On 2 September 2018 in Hawassa, when the match ended 1–1 in a friendly.

What is the competitive record between Burundi and Ethiopia?

In 4 competitive matches, Burundi have 1 win, Ethiopia have 3, and 0 ended level.

Have Burundi and Ethiopia met in a penalty shootout?

Yes, once. Most recently in a friendly on 18 December 2001, when Ethiopia won the shootout after a 2–2 draw.

JustFootballGearAdKit up before the next meeting.Find the Burundi and Ethiopia shirt in your size before match day.Find your kit

Every Burundi vs Ethiopia result

All 6 Competitive 4 Friendlies 2

Every Burundi vs Ethiopia result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
2 Sept 2018	Ethiopia	1–1	Burundi	Friendly	Hawassa, Ethiopia
7 Dec 2017	Burundi	4–1	Ethiopia	CECAFA Cup	Kakamega, Kenya (neutral)
25 Dec 2004	Ethiopia	3–0	Burundi	CECAFA Cup	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
11 Dec 2004	Ethiopia	2–1	Burundi	CECAFA Cup	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
18 Dec 2001	Ethiopia	2–2Ethiopia on pens	Burundi	Friendly	Kigali, Rwanda (neutral)
27 Nov 2000	Ethiopia	1–0	Burundi	CECAFA Cup	Kampala, Uganda (neutral)