Country guide

Football in Zambia

Chipolopolo · COSAFA · 340 players in our database

795Internationals
1AFCON titles
19AFCON appearances
0World Cups
21stIn Africa (Elo)

Overview

Zambia is a member of the Confederation of African Football and plays in the Southern African (COSAFA) zone. The men's national team, known as the Chipolopolo, has played 795 recorded internationals since 1946, winning 359 of them (45.2%).

Zambia have won the Africa Cup of Nations once (2012) and also reached the final in 1974 and 1994.

On current form our Elo rating places Zambia 21st in Africa and 107th in the world.

With about 21.9 million people and its capital in Lusaka, Zambia has produced 340 notable footballers footballers in our database.

Full Zambia national team page →

Famous Zambian footballers

All Zambian players →

Most capped

Top scorers (match database)

  • Kalusha Bwalya19
  • Collins Mbesuma10
  • Christopher Katongo10
  • Fashion Sakala9
  • Godfrey Chitalu8
  • Patson Daka8
  • Bernard Chanda7
  • Dennis Lota7

Full list →

Where Zambian players play

16 active Zambian players are currently at clubs outside Zambia. The most common destinations:

Liga F · 3Kazakhstani women's football championship · 3National Women's Soccer League · 2Kazakhstan · 1Tanzanian Premier League · 1Allsvenskan · 1Belarusian Premier League · 1Turkey · 1

Zambian players abroad → · Latest Zambian transfers →

Clubs and leagues in Zambia

Main competitions: Zambia Super League, Zambia Nationa Division One.

Where Zambian footballers are born

ZimbabweZambiaYemenUzbekistanUnited Arab EmiratesUgandaTurkmenistanTurkeyTunisiaTogoTanzaniaSyriaeSwatiniS. SudanSudanSpainSouth AfricaSomaliaSierra LeoneSeychellesSenegalSaudi ArabiaSão Tomé and PrincipeRwandaQatarPortugalPakistanOmanNigeriaNigerNamibiaMozambiqueMoroccoW. SaharaMauritiusMauritaniaMaltaMaliMalawiMadagascarLibyaLiberiaLesothoLebanonKuwaitKenyaJordanItalyIsraelPalestineIraqIranGuinea-BissauGuineaGreeceGhanaGambiaGabonFranceEthiopiaEritreaEq. GuineaEgyptDjiboutiCyprusCôte d'IvoireDem. Rep. CongoCongoComorosChadCentral African Rep.Cabo VerdeCameroonBurundiBurkina FasoBotswanaBeninBahrainAngolaAlgeriaAfghanistanZambia: 103Lusaka: 70Kitwe: 23Mufulira: 20Luanshya: 15Ndola: 13Chingola: 10Chililabombwe: 7Kabwe: 4Kasama: 4Kafue: 3Mazabuka: 2Livingstone: 2Chipata (Fort Jameson): 2Kabompo: 1Mbala: 1Kalulushi: 1Chilubi: 1Mporokoso: 1Chambishi: 1Chibombo: 1Choma: 1Maamba: 1Kataba: 1Lundazi: 1Mongu District: 1Chilanga: 1Mongu: 1Lusaka Province: 1

6 Zambia internationals were born abroad, most often in United Kingdom (3), DR Congo (1), Zimbabwe (1). See the diaspora →

Stadiums

Strength over time

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Year-end Elo rating of Zambia. Elo history →

Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Zambia national team?

Zambia are nicknamed the Chipolopolo.

How many times have Zambia won AFCON?

Zambia have won the Africa Cup of Nations 1 time (2012).

Have Zambia played at the World Cup?

No, Zambia have not qualified for a World Cup finals tournament yet.

Who is the top scorer for Zambia?

In our match database, Kalusha Bwalya leads with 19 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

Who is the most famous Zambian footballer?

By international recognition, Patson Daka is the best-known Zambian footballer in our database, followed by Emmanuel Mayuka and Christopher Katongo.

What is the biggest stadium in Zambia?

New Lusaka Stadium is the largest football stadium in Zambia in our records, with a capacity of 70,000.