The Angola women's national football team represents

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in international women's football and it is controlled by the Angolan Football Federation. Their best place on the

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was the 82nd place, in December 2003. The only tournaments that they qualified were the

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and 2002 African Women's Championships, and their best finish was as Semi-Finalists in the 1995 tournament. Angola has, in contrast to many other African countries, has never suffered a heavy defeat. They have seldom lost by more than two goals. Angola finished in third place at the

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in 1995. Angola also qualified for the

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in 2002, where they beat

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and

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, but lost to

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by one goal. Since then, Angola have not qualified for the championships. During qualification for the 2008 Olympics, Angola did not get any further than the first round, where they lost to

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. However, they did reach the final of the COSAFA Cup, where they met South Africa, who beat them 3–1.

History

Beginnings

Angola played their first game against

on 7 January 1995, losing 3–1.

1995 African Women's Championship

Angola entered the 1995 African Women's Championship, against

, but it withdrew, thus Angola advanced by

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and in the Second Round, they played their first official match on the first leg of the Second Round, against

on 7 January 1995; in where they lost by 3–1. The second leg, was a 3–3 draw at home. These results provoked the elimination of Angola due to a 6–4 aggregate, but the ''Welwitschias'' ended as Semi-Finalists, along with

2002 African Women's Championship

Angola participated in the 2002 African Women's Championship qualifiers, against

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. Both legs were won 3–0 and 3–1 respectively. Second Round matches where against

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and First leg was won 1–0 and Second leg was lost also by 1–0, but won in penalties by 5–4 and qualified for the tournament who was held in

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. This time Angola was along with

and

. The first match was against Zimbabwe and ended on a 1–1 draw with goal of the captain Irene Gonçalves at the 16 minutes. The same result occurred on the Second match against South Africa, but this time with goal of Jacinta Ramos at the 75 minutes. Last match was lost against Cameroon by 1–0 in a late Cameroonian goal at the 89 minutes, leaving Angola out of the tournament and the

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2006 African Women's Championship

The ''Welwitschias'' played the 2006 African Women's Championship/ 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifiers against

in First round, winning 3–2 in the first leg, but losing 3–1 in the second leg, and losing in aggregate by 5–4. Angola did not reach both the 2006 African Women's Championship or the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup who was held in

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2007 All-Africa Games

Angola entered for the first time to the All-Africa Games Football tournament, in the qualifiers for the 2007 edition in

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. Their rival was

. They won the first leg by 3–2 and lost the second by 4–0, ending with an aggregate of 6–3, thus being eliminated from the tournament.

2008 Olympic Games

The ''Welwitschias'' debuted on the

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football tournament qualifiers in the edition of 2008 edition, celebrated in

. Angola's first rival was

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, but it withdrew; thus Angola advanced by walkover. In the Second Round, Angola played against Ghana, losing both matches by 2–1 and 2–0, ending with an aggregate of 4–1.

2010 African Women's Championship

Again, the team entered the 2010 African Women's Championship/ 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifiers in the CAF first round against

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and lost the First leg 2–1, leading 1–0 in the half-time, with goal of Irene Gonçalves at the 37 minutes. The Second leg was a 1–1 draw, when it was winning 1–0, again with a goal of Irene Gonçalves at the 51 minutes. Angola did not qualify for either both tournaments.

2011 All-Africa Games

Angola failed to qualify to the 2011 All-Africa Games, celebrated in

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, after losing in aggregate to

by 3–1, after drawing 1–1 and lose 2–0. Also these matches were the last matches that Angola played to the date.

2012 Olympic Games

Despite being one year after the 2011 All-Africa Games, the 2012 Olympic Games Football Tournament qualification of Africa was held 4 months before the 2011 All-Africa Games qualifiers. Angola was paired with

once again in a qualification round. They draw both matches by 2–2 and 0–0 respectively, but they lost due to the

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. Angola was eliminated of the tournament who took place in

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2014 African Women's Championship

Angola did not enter for the 2014 African Women's Championship/

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qualifiers, which was held in

in Autumn 2014.

Team image

Home stadium

The Angola women's national football team plays their home matches on the

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Results and fixtures

The following is a list of match results in the last 12 months, as well as any future matches that have been scheduled. ;Legend

2022

Head-to-head record

''Statistics correct as of 23 June 2014''

Coaching staff

Current coaching staff

''As of July 2021'' {, class="wikitable" , - ! Position ! Name ! Ref. , - ,

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, Souza Garcia ,

Manager history

{{Expand section, date=November 2020 * Lurdes Lutonda (??–2021) *Souza Garcia(2021-

Players

{{See also, Angola women's international footballers

Current squad

* The following players were called up for the 2022 COSAFA Women's Championship.squad for COSAFA 2022
/ref> * Caps and goals accurate up to and including 7 April 2021. {{nat fs g start {{nat fs g player, no=1, pos=GK, name={{Sortname, Domingas , Kananga , age={{birth date and age, 1995, 3, 2, df=yes, caps= , goals=0, club=

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, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g player, no=18, pos=MF, name={{Sortname, Margarete , Salvador , age={{birth date and age, 2002, 8, 16, df=yes, caps=5, goals=0, club= 1º de Agosto, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g player, no=21, pos=MF, name={{Sortname, Ana Manuel, da Costa , age=, caps=1, goals=0, club= 1º de Agosto, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g player, no=20, pos=MF, name={{Sortname, Ladaínha , Silyomunu Haufiku , age={{birth date and age, 1992, 3, 4, df=yes, caps=5, goals=0, club= Atlético do Cunene, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g player, no=8, pos=MF, name={{Sortname, Victorina, Muhongo, age= , caps= , goals=0, club= , clubnat=ANG {{nat fs break {{nat fs g player, no=7, pos=FW, name={{Sortname, Cristina , Makua , age={{birth date and age, 1995, 5, 14, df=yes, caps=7, goals=3, club= Sagrada Esperança, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g player, no=10, pos=FW, name={{Sortname, Zeferina , Caupe , age={{birth date and age, 1999, 7, 11, df=yes, caps=5, goals=1, club= Exército, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs g end

Recent call-ups

* The following players have been called up to an Angola squad in the past 12 months. {{nat fs r start {{nat fs r player, no=12, pos=GK, name={{Sortname, Sandrina , António , age={{birth date and age, 1997, 10, 5, df=yes, caps=4, goals=0, club= Sagrada Esperança, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs break {{nat fs r player, no=15, pos=DF, name={{Sortname, , Erica Panguila, nolink=yes, age=, caps=0, goals=0, club= GR Kilamba, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs break {{nat fs r player, no=4, pos=MF, name=Lídia, other=

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, age={{Birth date and age, 1998, 01, 29, df=y, caps=8, goals=0, club= Sagrada Esperança, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs r player, no=11, pos=MF, name=

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, age=, caps=3, goals=1, club= Sagrada Esperança, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs r player, no=16, pos=MF, name= Eleúteria Pinto, age={{birth date and age, 1999, 9, 6, df=yes, caps=2, goals=0, club= Exército, clubnat=ANG {{nat fs break {{nat fs end

Previous squads

;COSAFA Women's Championship * 2020 COSAFA Women's Championship squad * 2021 COSAFA Women's Championship squad * 2022 COSAFA Women's Championship squad

Records

* Active players in bold, statistics correct as of 7 April 2021. {{col-begin {{col-2

Most capped players

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Top goalscorers

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Honours

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*Semi-Finalist: (1)

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*Runners-up: (1) 2008

Regional

: ''Runners-up:'' 2008

Competitive record

FIFA Women's World Cup

{, class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width:50%;" , - !colspan=10, FIFA Women's World Cup record , - !Year !Result !GP !W !D* !L !GF !GA !GD , - , , {{flagicon, China}

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, rowspan=1 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , , {{flagicon, Sweden

, rowspan=1 colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , , {{flagicon, USA 1999 , rowspan=1 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , , {{flagicon, USA 2003 , rowspan=3 colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , , {{flagicon, China 2007 , - , , {{flagicon, Germany

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, - , , {{flagicon, Canada

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, rowspan=2 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , , {{flagicon, France 2019 , - , , {{flagicon, Australia{{flagicon, New Zealand

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, colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , Total, , 0/9, , -, , -, , -, , -, , -, , -, , - :''*Draws include knockout matches decided on penalty kicks.''

Olympic Games

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record , - !Year !Result !Matches !Wins !Draws !Losses !GF !GA , - , , {{flagicon, USA 1996 , rowspan=3 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, AUS

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, - , {{flagicon, GRE 2004 , - , {{flagicon, PRC 2008 , rowspan=4 colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , {{flagicon, GBR

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, - , {{flagicon, BRA 2016 , - , {{flagicon, JPN

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, - !Total!!0/7!!0!!0!!0!!0!!0!!0

Africa Women Cup of Nations

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record , - !Year !Result !Matches !Wins !Draws !Losses !GF !GA , - , ,

, colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , ,

, , Semi-finals, , 2, , 0, , 1, , 1, , 4, , 6 , - , {{flagicon, NGA 1998 , rowspan=2 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, ZAF

, - , {{flagicon, NGA

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, , Group Stage, , 3, , 0, , 2, , 1, , 2, , 3 , - , {{flagicon, ZAF 2004 , colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, NGA

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, colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , {{flagicon, EQG 2008 , colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, RSA

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, colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , {{flagicon, EQG

, rowspan=4 colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, NAM 2014 , - , {{flagicon, CMR 2016 , - , {{flagicon, GHA 2018 , - , {{flagicon}

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, colspan=8, ''Cancelled'' , - , {{flagicon, MAR

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, colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , Total, , Semi Finalist, , 5, , 0, , 3, , 2, , 6, , 9

African Games

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record , - !Year !Result !Matches !Wins !Draws !Losses !GF !GA , - , {{flagicon, NGA 2003 , colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, ALG 2007 , rowspan=2 colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , {{flagicon, MOZ

, - , {{flagicon, CGO

, colspan=8, ''Did Not Enter'' , - , {{flagicon, MAR 2019 , colspan=8, ''Did not qualify'' , - , {{flagicon, GHA

, colspan=8, ''To Be Determined'' , - !Total!!0/6!!0!!0!!0!!0!!0!!0

COSAFA Women's Championship

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record , - !Year !Round !{{Tooltip, Pld, Games played !{{Tooltip, W, Won !{{Tooltip, D, Drawn* !{{Tooltip, L, Lost !{{Tooltip, GS, Goals scored !{{Tooltip, GA, Goals allowed !{{Tooltip, GD, Goal difference , - , {{flagicon, ZIM

, , colspan =8 , ''did not enter'' , - , {{flagicon, ZAM

, , Group stage, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , - , {{flagicon, ANG 2008 , , -, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , - , {{flagicon, ZIM

, , colspan =8 rowspan=4 , ''did not enter'' , - , {{flagicon, ZIM 2017 , - , {{flagicon, RSA 2018 , - , {{flagicon, RSA 2019 , - , {{flagicon, RSA

, , Group stage, , 3, , 1, , 1, , 1, , 5, , 6, , −1 , - , {{flagicon, RSA

, , Group stage, , 3, , 0, , 2, , 1, , 2, , 4, , −2 , - !Total!!Group stage, , 6, , 0 , , 1, , 5, , 4 , , 47 , , −43 :''*Draws include knockout matches decided on penalty kicks.''

References

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