AFCON 2023: key facts about Mauritania
Mauritania are heading to their 3rd Africa Cup of Nations, with the aim of landing a first win in the competition
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The Country
Capital: Nouakchott
Area: 1,030,700 km2
Population: 4,615,000 inhabitants
Official language: Arabic
Demonym: Mauritanian
Motto: Honour, Fraternity, Justice
Team nickname: the Mourabitounes
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Mauritania and the AFCON
Titles: 0
Finals: 0
Appearances before AFCON 2023: 2
Hosts: 0
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AFCON history
2019: knocked out in the group stage
2021: knocked out in the group stage
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AFCON record
6 matches
0 wins
2 draws
4 defeats
1 goal scored
11 goals conceded
Player to watch: Aboubakar Koita
With just one goal scored at the AFCON in two appearances, Mauritania are hoping to shake the net more often at this major tournament in Ivory Coast. To do so, the Mourabitounes will be able to count on the goalscoring talents of Aboubakar Koita. Born in Senegal, the striker from Belgian club Sint-Truiden chose to represent Mauritania, playing his first minutes in the opening two rounds of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. With 11 goals in 19 Jupiler League games, Aboubakar Koita will lead the line for Mauritania at this AFCON.
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The coach: Amir Abdou
Another image size explicitly referenced in the original article is shown. That file is verified; the requested size remains unavailable. View available sizeIn search of a first AFCON win, Mauritania have given themselves every chance. Coach of the Mourabitounes since March 2022, with a record so far of 9 wins, 4 draws and 4 defeats, Amir Abdou comes off a more than successful AFCON. In charge of Comoros in 2022 in Cameroon at the previous edition, he pulled off the feat of knocking out Ghana before going out in the last 16 against the Indomitable Lions in a match that will go down in the competition's history. Able to get the best out of his squad, Amir Abdou is capable of leading Mauritania on a memorable run.
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Mauritania's fixtures in Group D:
16 January: Burkina Faso – Mauritania
20 January: Mauritania – Angola
23 January: Mauritania – Algeria
