SEYCHELLES

seychelles Year of formation: 1979
Affiliation FIFA:
1986
Affiliation CAF:
1986
National Stadium:
Stade Popiler, Victoria (7000)
National Colours: Red - Blue/Blue - Red/White

 

The Seychelles competed in the Cosafa Castle Cup for the first time last year when they played in the mini tournament in Mauritius in February, but were beaten 3-0 by South Africa on a pond-like pitch in Curepipe. The island nation, who were granted membership of Cosafa in 1999, had been excluded from previous editions of the competition because of their failure to send a team to all of Cosafa’s youth tournaments, which is prerequisite for participation in the Cosafa Castle Cup. But in recent years, they have fulfilled that obligation and now pit their talent against the region’s best. The Seychelles is the smallest country in Africa but have made fine strides at full international level, winning two of their matches in the 2004 African Nations Cup qualifying group, when they beat both Zimbabwe and Eritrea at home. In 2001, the country also hosted the African under-17 championships.

 

DATE

VENUE

OPPONENT

RESULT

GOALSCORERS

26-2-05

Curepipe

South Africa

0-3

 

22-7-06 Windhoek Namibia 1-1 Brutus
23-7-06 Windhoek Zambia 0-2

 

RECORD

 

P

W

D

L

F

A

Home

0

0

0

0

0

0

Away

3

0

1

2

1

6

Total

3

0

1

2

1

6

 

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South African player Bernard Parker, Malawi player Fisher KondoweSouth African goalkeeper Moeneeb Josephs celebrates with team mate Ashraf HendricksMauritius player (red) Arassen Ragaven, Swaziland player Tony Tsabedze.

Mauritius player Jerry Louis, Swaziland Wandile Mazibuko Capt

South African players Masilo Modubi (12) and Petrus Mahlatsi (19), Mauritius player Cyril Mourgine.

South Africa player Tsepo Masilela, Mauritius player Thierry Boi.