Ethiopia national football team
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The Ethiopia national football team, nicknamed the Walyas, is the national team of Ethiopia and is controlled by the Ethiopian Football Federation. They were one of the only three teams (Egypt, Sudan) to participate in the inaugural African Nations Cup in 1957, and won the competition in 1962 when they hosted it. But success has been hard to find since the end of the 1960s; today, Ethiopia is among the weakest African teams.
World Cup record
- 1930 to 1966 - Did not enter
- 1970 to 1986 - Did not qualify
- 1990 - Did not enter
- 1994 to 2006 - Did not qualify
African Nations Cup record
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