| Germany 2006: |
| TOGO |
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| KEY FACTS |
| World Ranking |
| 54th |
| TOGO NEWS |
| It started with a loss but finished with glory as Togo proved their pedigree in African qualifying to reach Germany. Despite only a 2-1 aggrigate win over Equitorial Guinea and a loss to Zambia first up, an emphatic 3-1 win over group favourites Senegal set Togo on the way to qualification. 20 from the next 24 available points saw Togo keep Senegal at an arms length all campaign to record their first ever qualification to a world cup. Star striker Emmanuel Adebayor was easily the star in front of goal for togo, scoring 11 goals and topping the African goalscorers list. |
| Qualifying Group Position |
| Win 2-1 on aggrigate |
| Round 1 |
| Top Scorers |
| 11 Goals |
| QUALIFYING |
| 1-0 |
| Zambia |
| Lost To |
| 05-Jun-04 |
| 3-1 |
| Senegal |
| Dft |
| 20-Jun-04 |
| 0-0 |
| Liberia |
| Drew |
| 04-Jul-04 |
| 2-0 |
| Congo |
| Dft |
| 05-Sep-04 |
| 1-0 |
| Mali |
| Dft |
| 10-Oct-05 |
| 2-1 |
| Mali |
| Dft |
| 27-Mar-05 |
| 4-1 |
| Zambia |
| Dft |
| 05-Jun-05 |
| 2-2 |
| Senegal |
| Drew |
| 18-Jun-05 |
| 3-0 |
| Liberia |
| Dft |
| 04-Sep-05 |
| 3-2 |
| Congo |
| Dft |
| 08-Oct-05 |
| Emmanuel Adebayor |
| 1st |
| Round 2 |
| 0-1 |
| Equitorial Guinea |
| Lost To |
| 11-Oct-03 |
| 2-0 |
| Equitorial Guinea |
| Dft |
| 16-Nov-03 |
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| TOGO'S WORLD CUP HISTORY |
| Appearances (Champions in bold) |
| 2006 |
| SQUAD (club in brackets) |
| Goalkeepers |
| Kossi Agassa (Metz, France) |
| Defenders |
| Yaovi Dosseh Abalo (Apoel, Cyprus) |
| Kuami Agboh (Beveren, Belgium) |
| Eric Akoto (Admira Walker, Austria) |
| Ludovic Assemoassa (Clermont, France) |
| Toure Assimiou (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany) |
| Afo Erassa (Clermont, France) |
| Karim Guede (Hamburg, Germany) |
| Midfielders |
| Adekambi Olufade (Al Siliyah, Qatar) |
| Alexis Romao (CS Louhans Cuiseaux, France) |
| Forwards |
| Abdel-Kader Cougbadja (Guingamp, France) |
| Robert Malm (Brest, France) |
| Moustapha Salifou (Brest, France) |
| Massamesso Tchangai (Benevento, Italy) |
| Yao Junior Senaya (YF Juventus, Switzerland) |
| Richmond Forson (J.A. Poire, France) |
| Kaka Aziawonou (Young Boys, Switzerland) |
| Cherif Toure Mamam (Metz, France) |
| Kodjovi Dodji Obilale (Etiole Filante, Togo) |
| Nimini Tchagnirou (Djoliba, Mail) |
| Sheyi Adebayor (Arsenal, England) |
| Thomas Dossevi (Valencien, France) |
| Dare Nibombe (Mons, Belgium) |