Egypt v Ghana: Head-to-head record

Check a list of Egypt-Ghana matches ahead of their Thursday’s game in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)

Ahram Online , Thursday 18 Jan 2024,

File Photo: Mohamed Salah (C) of Egypt fights for the ball with Jerry Akaminki (L) and Rashid Sumaila of Ghana during their World Cup 2014 African zone qualifying soccer match at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi October 15, 2013. REUTERS

Head-to-head record: Egypt won 14, lost 7, drew 6, scored 37, conceded 30

13/11/1959 Egypt 2-1 Ghana (Olympic Qualifiers)

06/12/1959 Ghana 2-0 Egypt (Olympic Qualifiers)

03/07/1960 Egypt 2-2 Ghana (Friendly)

18/10/1964 Egypt 5-1 Ghana (Olympics)

09/02/1970 Egypt 1-1 Ghana (African Cup)

16/01/1973 Egypt 2-1 Ghana (All Africa Games)

17/01/1992 Egypt 0-1 Ghana (African Cup)

29/12/1993 Ghana 0-0 Egypt (Friendly)

02/01/1994 Ghana 2-1 Egypt (Friendly)

23/08/1994 Egypt 2-0 Ghana (Friendly)

29/12/1995 Egypt 1-2 Ghana (Friendly)

26/05/1996 Ghana 0-2 Egypt (Friendly)

16/01/1997 Egypt 2-0 Ghana (Friendly)

03/12/1997 Egypt 3-2 Ghana (Friendly)

12/11/1999 Egypt 1-2 Ghana (Friendly)

17/01/2000 Egypt 2-0 Ghana (Friendly)

04/01/2002 Egypt 2-0 Ghana (Friendly)

22/12/2002 Egypt 0-0 Ghana (Friendly)

11/02/2009 Egypt 2-2 Ghana (Friendly)

31/01/2010 Egypt 1-0 Ghana (African Cup)

10/01/2013 Egypt 0-3 Ghana (Friendly)

15/10/2013 Ghana 6-1 Egypt (World Cup qualifiers playoff)

19/11/2013 Egypt 2-1 Ghana (World Cup qualifiers playoff)

13/11/2016 Egypt 2-0 Ghana (World Cup qualifiers)

25/01/2017 Egypt 1-0 Ghana (Africa Cup of Nations 2017)

12/11/2017 Ghana 1-1 Egypt (World Cup qualifiers)

Biggest win: Egypt 5-1 Ghana (Olympics) on 18 October 1964

Biggest defeat: Egypt 1-6 Ghana (World Cup qualifiers playoff) on 15 October 2013

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