Cape Verde National Football Team - Africa Cup of Nations Record

Africa Cup of Nations Record

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Year Position Year Position Year Position Year Position
1957 Did not enter 1976 Did not enter 1994 Did not qualify 2012 Did not qualify
1959 Did not enter 1978 Did not enter 1996 Withdrew 2013 Qualified
1962 Did not enter 1980 Did not enter 1998 Did not enter
1963 Did not enter 1982 Did not enter 2000 Did not qualify
1965 Did not enter 1984 Did not enter 2002 Did not qualify
1968 Did not enter 1986 Did not enter 2004 Did not qualify
1970 Did not enter 1988 Did not enter 2006 Did not qualify
1972 Did not enter 1990 Did not enter 2008 Did not qualify
1974 Did not enter 1992 Did not enter 2010 Did not qualify

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