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South Sudannational football team record

13
Wins
16
Draws
52
Defeats

81 matches, 2012 to 2026TFN Elo rating 1233, 167th in the world

South Sudan have played 81 internationals since 2012: 13 wins, 16 draws and 52 defeats. Their most frequent opponent is Djibouti, with 7 meetings. Their biggest win is 6–0 against Djibouti in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying on 28 March 2017.

South Sudan's record

Overall record
MatchesPlayedWonDrawnLostGoalsWin rate
All8113165254–14816%
Competitive7112134649–13117%
Friendlies101365–1710%
At home19431224–4221%
Away3133258–6610%
Neutral venues316101522–4019%

Record against every opponent

South Sudan have played 28 different national teams. Opponents with a head-to-head page are linked.

Record by opponent
OpponentPWDLGoalsLast met
Djibouti750217–52026
Uganda71155–152024
Mali60061–182023
Kenya51042–82023
Congo42025–52024
Equatorial Guinea41122–62019
Malawi41033–42026
Mauritania40311–52025
Sudan40311–42025
Burundi30122–82018
Ethiopia30030–62017
Gambia30033–62023
Benin1–2 (2016), 1–4 (2016)20022–62016
Burkina Faso1–2 (2019), 0–1 (2021)20021–32021
DR Congo0–1 (2025), 1–4 (2025)20021–52025
Egypt0–3 (2023), 0–5 (2026)20020–82026
Gabon0–3 (2018), 0–1 (2018)20020–42018
Mozambique0–5 (2014), 0–0 (2014)20110–52014
São Tomé and Príncipe1–1 (2024), 0–0 (2024)20201–12024
Senegal0–4 (2023), 0–5 (2025)20020–92025
Seychelles2–1 (2019), 1–0 (2019)22003–12019
South Africa2–3 (2024), 0–3 (2024)20022–62024
Togo1–1 (2024), 0–0 (2025)20201–12025
Botswana0–3 (2014)10010–32014
Cameroon0–0 (2020)10100–02020
Sierra Leone1–1 (2021)10101–12021
Syria0–2 (2025)10010–22025
Uzbekistan0–3 (2022)10010–32022

Biggest wins and heaviest defeats

Biggest wins

  1. v DjiboutiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 28 Mar 20176–0 for South Sudan
  2. v DjiboutiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 26 Mar 20264–0 for South Sudan
  3. v DjiboutiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 23 Mar 20224–2 for South Sudan
  4. v MalawiCECAFA Cup, 27 Nov 20152–0 for South Sudan
  5. v DjiboutiCECAFA Cup, 23 Nov 20152–0 for South Sudan

Heaviest defeats

  1. v EgyptAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 29 Sept 20260–5 for South Sudan
  2. v SenegalWorld Cup qualifying, 10 Oct 20250–5 for South Sudan
  3. at MozambiqueAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 18 May 20140–5 for South Sudan
  4. v UgandaCECAFA Cup, 8 Dec 20171–5 for South Sudan
  5. at SenegalWorld Cup qualifying, 18 Nov 20230–4 for South Sudan

Latest results

  1. v EgyptAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 29 Sept 20260–5 for South Sudan
  2. at MalawiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 25 Sept 20261–2 for South Sudan
  3. v DjiboutiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 29 Mar 20260–1 for South Sudan
  4. v DjiboutiAfrica Cup of Nations qualifying, 26 Mar 20264–0 for South Sudan
  5. v SyriaArab Cup qualifying, 25 Nov 20250–2 for South Sudan
  6. v TogoWorld Cup qualifying, 13 Oct 20250–0 for South Sudan
  7. v SenegalWorld Cup qualifying, 10 Oct 20250–5 for South Sudan
  8. at MauritaniaWorld Cup qualifying, 9 Sept 20250–0 for South Sudan
  9. v DR CongoWorld Cup qualifying, 5 Sept 20251–4 for South Sudan
  10. v SudanWorld Cup qualifying, 25 Mar 20251–1 for South Sudan

South Sudan's rating through history

The TFN Elo rating rises with wins and falls with defeats, weighted by the opponent’s strength, the margin and the competition.

End of 2012: 1448End of 2013: 1414End of 2014: 1386End of 2015: 1391End of 2016: 1320End of 2017: 1248End of 2018: 1195End of 2019: 1225End of 2020: 1268End of 2021: 1253End of 2022: 1261End of 2023: 1295End of 2024: 1258End of 2025: 1266End of 2026: 1233
Rating at the end of each year. Peak: 1356, reached on 27 March 2016. Hover the chart for any year.

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPWDLGoals
Africa Cup of Nations qualifying441033138–83
World Cup qualifying140775–26
CECAFA Cup122376–20
Friendly101365–17
Arab Cup qualifying10010–2

Top scorers

  1. 1Dominic Abui Pretino1
  2. 2Keer Majak1
  3. 3Omot Sebit1

Counted from the 11 of 81 matches with scorer records, which are mostly competitive matches, so totals can be lower than official tallies.

Questions answered

When did South Sudan play their first international?

On 10 July 2012, a 2–2 draw against Uganda in a friendly.

What is South Sudan's biggest win?

6–0 against Djibouti in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying on 28 March 2017.

What is South Sudan's heaviest defeat?

0–5 against Egypt in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying on 29 September 2026.

Who have South Sudan played the most?

Djibouti: 7 matches, with 5 wins, 0 draws and 2 defeats for South Sudan.

What is South Sudan's longest winning run?

2 wins in a row, from 23 March 2022 to 27 March 2022.

Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.