Botswana have played international football since 1970, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
The Botswana national football team represents Botswana in international association football and is governed by the Botswana Football Association, which was founded in 1970. The team competes under the nickname the Zebras, a reference to the national animal. They are affiliated with both FIFA and the Confederation of African Football, and they participate in qualifying campaigns for the Africa Cup of Nations and the FIFA World Cup.
The team has not won a major senior international title. They have competed in African football for several decades with varying results, and their performances in qualifying rounds have improved at certain periods, drawing attention to the development of football within the country.
Among the current players associated with the squad are E. Morake, C. K. Ramojela, M. Mogapi, R. Ratlhogo, B. Sakana, and T. Kolagano. Football in Botswana continues to develop through domestic league competition and investment in youth and coaching structures.
Current squad · 16
E. Morake
C. K. Ramojela
M. Mogapi
R. Ratlhogo
B. Sakana
Monty Enosa
B. Matakula
Kamogelo Moloi
Eric Ookame
K. Radithongwa
