
Cameroon have won two of their last three matches but suffered a heavy defeat to Morocco. The Indomitable Lions beat Mozambique 2-1 away and South Africa 2-1 at home, showing they can grind out results against competitive opposition. The loss to Morocco, however, came by a decisive 2-0 scoreline and suggests vulnerabilities that stronger sides can exploit.
The pattern across these fixtures reveals a team that competes hard but lacks consistency at the back. Conceding goals in victories over Mozambique and South Africa indicates defensive frailties, even when the attacking play is sufficient to win matches. Morocco's clean sheet win demonstrates the gulf in control that can open up against better-organised opponents.
Cameroon's ability to score in all three matches is a positive - they have found the net in every outing. But the frequency with which they're conceding suggests they cannot rely on outscoring teams in tighter contests. The two-goal defeats to Morocco stands as a warning that against elite opposition, their current defensive shape will be punished.
The wins over South Africa and Mozambique keep Cameroon competitive in their fixture list, yet the Morocco result prevents any momentum building. They remain a side capable of beating most teams on their day, but consistency remains elusive. How they respond to the Morocco setback will define their trajectory in the coming fixtures.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| André OnanaCameroon | Goalkeeper | |
| Fabrice OndoaCameroon | Goalkeeper | |
| Devis EpassyCameroon | Goalkeeper | |
| Jean-Charles CastellettoCameroon | Defender | |
| Nouhou ToloCameroon | Defender | |
| Christopher WoohCameroon | Defender | |
| Enzo EbosseCameroon | Defender | |
| Olivier MbaizoCameroon | Defender | |
| Nicolas NgamaleuCameroon | Defender | |
| Michael NgadeuCameroon | Defender | |
| André-Frank Zambo AnguissaCameroon | Midfielder | |
| Jean OnanaCameroon | Midfielder | |
| Samuel GouetCameroon | Midfielder | |
| Georges-Kevin NkoudouCameroon | Midfielder | |
| Olivier NtchamCameroon | Midfielder | |
| Vincent AboubakarCameroon | Forward | |
| Karl Toko EkambiCameroon | Forward | |
| Bryan MbeumoCameroon | Forward | |
| Eric Maxim Choupo-MotingCameroon | Forward | |
| Christian BassogogCameroon | Forward | |
| Ignatius GanagoCameroon | Forward | |
| Frank MagriCameroon | Forward | |
| Jerome Ngom MbekeliCameroon | Defender | |
| Harold MoukoudiCameroon | Defender |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Africa Cup of Nations | 5 | 1984-2017 |
| Olympic Games Football Tournament | 1 | 2000 |
Won continental championship in 1984, 1988, 2000, 2002 and 2017
Reached the last eight at Italia '90, the first African nation to do so
Won men's Olympic football tournament at Sydney 2000, beating Spain on penalties in the final
Beat holders Argentina 1-0 in the opening match of the 1990 World Cup
Roger Milla scored against Russia at USA '94, becoming the oldest scorer in World Cup history
Milla's exploits in 1990 helped make him an African football icon
Eto'o won the CAF award in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2010 while a Cameroon international
Milla won the CAF award in 1976 and 1990
Cameroon has qualified for the FIFA World Cup eight times, among the most for an African nation
Cameroon claimed its maiden continental crown in 1984 in Ivory Coast