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This is a list of the squads which took part at the 1970 African Cup of Nations. The Sudan national football team won the 1970 tournament.
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This is a list of the squads which took part at the 1970 African Cup of Nations. The Sudan national football team won the 1970 tournament.
Coach: Raymond Fobété
Cameroon also attempted to call up Joseph Yegba Maya of Olympique Marseille to the squad, but Marseille's demands for financial compensation were too high.
Coach: André Mori
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Robert Mwamba | 6 March 1947 (aged 22) |  TP Englebert | |||
| DF | Salomon "Général" Mange | AS Vita Club | ||||
| DF | Pierre Katumba | 1945 | TP Englebert | |||
| DF | Albert Mukombo | 17 December 1945 (aged 24) | TP Englebert | |||
| DF | Raymond Bwanga | 4 January 1949 (aged 21) | TP Englebert | |||
| MF | Léonard "Grand Suisse" Saïdi | 24 November 1941 (aged 28) | TP Englebert | |||
| MF | Jean Kembo | 27 December 1947 (aged 22) | AS Vita Club | |||
| MF | Ernest "Roi Saïo" Mokili | 3 June 1945 (aged 24) | AS Dragons | |||
| MF | Joseph Kibonge (captain) | 12 February 1945 (aged 24) | AS Vita Club | |||
| MF | Raoul Albert Mantantu | 17 November 1946 (aged 23) | Diables Rouges de Thysville | |||
| MF | Martin Tshinabu | 8 May 1946 (aged 23) | TP Englebert | |||
| MF | Zacharie "Zamatch" Tshibangu | Union St-Gilloise | ||||
| FW | André Kalonzo | Diables Rouges de Thysville | ||||
| FW | Adelard Mayanga | 31 October 1948 (aged 21) | AS Vita Club | |||
| FW | Emmanuel Etepé | 22 November 1950 (aged 19) | CS Imana | |||
| FW | Léon Mungamuni | 24 March 1947 (aged 22) | CS Imana | |||
| DF | Alphonse Likimba | CS Imana | ||||
| DF | Philippe Mampuya | |
Coach:Saleh El Wahsh
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Hassan Mokhtar | 26 January 1944 (aged 26) |  Ismaily | |||
| GK | Hassan Orabi | 21 October 1947 (aged 22) | Al-Ittihad Alexandria | |||
| DF | Abdelkarim El-Gohary | 1 January 1947 (aged 23) | Zamalek | |||
| DF | Mohammed El-Seyagui | 20 January 1949 (aged 21) | Ghazl El-Mehalla | |||
| DF | Mohamed Abu El-Ezz | Tersana | ||||
| DF | Mohammed Ibrahim El-Mazati "Bobbo" | Al-Ittihad Alexandria | ||||
| DF | Mimi Darwish | Ismaily | ||||
| DF | Hany Moustafa | Al-Ahly | ||||
| MF | Mansour Hamid El-Bouri | Olympic | ||||
| FW | Ibrahim Abdel Samad | Al-Ahly | ||||
| MF | Salah Hosni | Al-Ahly | ||||
| DF | Shawki Hussein | Zamalek | ||||
| MF | Hassan El-Shazly | Tersana | ||||
| MF | Taha Basry | Zamalek | ||||
| MF | Sayed Abdelrazek | Ismaily | ||||
| FW | Ali Abo Gresha | Ismaily | ||||
| MF | Shehta El Iskandarani | Al-Ittihad Alexandria | ||||
| MF | Farouk Mahmoud | El Olympi | ||||
| FW | Moustafa Reyadh | Tersana | ||||
| DF | Yaken Zaki | Zamalek | ||||
| DF | Aboubakr El Sayed Hassan | Al Ittihad Alexandria | ||||
| DF | Mohamed Abdel Atif El-Sherbini | Plastic |
Coach:Adam Alemu and Tsehaye Bahre
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Getachew Abebe |  Saint George SA | ||||
| GK | Yohannes Kidane | | ||||
| GK | Amde Michael Gebre-Selassie | EEPCO | ||||
| DF | Bekuretsion Gebrehiwot | | ||||
| MF | Abraha Gobezayehu |  | ||||
| DF | Afework Tsegaye | Tele SC | ||||
| DF | Gezahegn Manyazewal | | ||||
| DF | Berhe Goitom | EEPCO | ||||
| DF | Abraha Araya | Embassoria Mereb Mirah | ||||
| FW | Getachew Wolde Abdo | Cotton Factory SA | ||||
| MF | Jemil Hassen | | ||||
| FW | Tekeste Gebremedhin | Embrassoria Mereb Mirah | ||||
| MF | Mengistu Worku | Saint George SA | ||||
| MF | Geremew Zergaw | | ||||
| MF | Luciano Vassalo | Saint George SA | ||||
| DF | Wolde-Emmanuel Fesseha |  UCLA Bruins | ||||
| DF | Asefaw Tewolde | | ||||
| MF | Haile Tesfa - Gabre | TELE SC | ||||
| FW | Shewangizaw Agonafer | UCLA Bruins | ||||
| FW | Engdawork Tariku | Saint George SA | ||||
| FW | Italo Vassalo | |
Coach: 
Karl-Heinz Marotzke
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Robert Mensah | |||||
| GK | Jon Bortey Noawy | |||||
| DF | Edward Boye | |||||
| DF | Armah Akuetteh | |||||
| DF | John Eshun (C) | |||||
| DF | Oliver Acquah | |||||
| MF | Robert Foley | |||||
| FW | Joseph Ghartey | |||||
| DF | Alex Mingle | |||||
| MF | Ibrahim Sunday | |||||
| FW | Osmanu Orlando | |||||
| FW | Kwasi Owusu | |||||
| FW | Malik Jabir | |||||
| MF | Cecil Jones Attuquayefio | |||||
| FW | Abubakari Gariba | |||||
| FW | Abeka Ankrah [1] | 8 December 1943 (aged 26) |  Accra Hearts of Oak S.C. | |||
| GK | Abdulai Sanni [2] | Eleven Wise |
Coach: Naby Camara
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Mamady Sano |  Prisons Buea | ||||
| GK | Morlaye Camara | | ||||
| DF | Sékou Condé | |||||
| DF | Arsène Campbell | |||||
| FW | Ibrahima Aly Badara Keita | |||||
| DF | Pierre Bangoura(C) | |||||
| MF | Jacob Bangoura | |||||
| MF | Mamadouba Camara | |||||
| MF | Ousmane Thiam Tollo | |||||
| MF | Ibrahima Kandia Diallo | |||||
| MF | Chérif Souleymane | |||||
| FW | Sény Soumah | |||||
| MF | Soriba Soumah | |||||
| FW | Ibrahima Sory Keita | |||||
| FW | Mamadouba N'Dongo Camara |
Coach: Peter Schnittger
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Ibrahima Fanny | Stella Club | ||||
| GK | Jean Keita | |||||
| DF | Séry Wawa(C) | |||||
| DF | Denis Gnégnéry | |||||
| DF | André Obrou | |||||
| DF | Jean-Baptiste Akassou Akran | |||||
| DF | Joseph Niankouri | |||||
| MF | Alphonse Yoro | |||||
| MF | Bernard Gnahoré | |||||
| MF | Mathias Diagou | |||||
| MF | Christophe Bazo | |||||
| FW | François Tahi | |||||
| FW | Diomandé Losséni | |||||
| FW | Honoré Djiké | |||||
| FW | Laurent Pokou | |||||
| DF | Mangué Cissé | |||||
| FW | Clément Lorougnon | |||||
| MF | Ernest Kallet Bialy |
Coach: 
Abdel-Fattah Hamad Abu-Zeid (1933)
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Abdelaziz Abdallah Abdelrahman | 1947 |  Al-Merrikh SC | |||
| GK | Mohamed "Zughbir" Abdel-Fatah | 1949 | Al-Hilal Club | |||
| DF | Samir Salih | Al-Nil SC (Wad Madani) | ||||
| DF | Negm El-Din Hassan | 1945 | Al-Nile SC (Khartoum) | |||
| DF | Awad Koka | 1947 | Al-Hilal Club | |||
| DF | Suliman Abdelgadir | Al-Merrikh SC | ||||
| DF | Mahmoud "James" Said Salim | 1947 | Al-Tahrir SC (Bahri) | |||
| DF | Amin Zaki (c) | Al-Hilal Club | ||||
| DF | El-Sir Kaunda | 1949 | Al-Merrikh SC | |||
| MF | Bushara Abdel-Nadief | 1947 | Al-Merrikh SC | |||
| MF | Nasr Eddin "Jaksa" Abbas | 13 August 1944 (aged 25) | Al-Hilal Club | |||
| FW | Ahmed Mohamed El-Bashir | Al-Ahli SC (Wad Madani) | ||||
| FW | Hasabu El-Sagheer | 1945 | Burri SC | |||
| FW | Ali Gagarin | 1 April 1949 (aged 20) | Al-Hilal Club | |||
| FW | Ezzeldin Osman | 1948 | Al-Hilal Club | |||
| MF | Ahmed Bushara Wahba | 1 January 1943 (aged 27) | Al-Merrikh SC | |||
| MF | Ahmed Bashir Abbas | | ||||
| DF | Abdelkafi Abu El-Qasm | Burri SC | ||||
| FW | Babiker Santo | Al-Ahli SC (Wad Madani) | ||||
| MF | Awad Abdel Ghani | |
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