Togo
NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM - 09/2014
Goalkeepers
Kossi Agassa
(Reims, France)
Cédric Mensah
(Colmar, France)
Mawugbé Atsou
(Maranatha)
Defenders
Abdoul-Gafar Mamah
(Dacia Chişinău, Moldava)
Serge Akakpo
(Hoverla Uzhhorod, Ukraine)
Vincent Bossou
(Hùng Vương An Giang, Vietnam)
Sadat Ouro-Akoriko
(AmaZulu, South Africa)
Emmanuel Mathias
(ZESCO United, Zambia)
Donou Kokou
(Maranatha)
Midfielders
Komlan Amewou
(Al-Shaab, UAE)
Alaixys Romao
(Marseille, France)
Floyd Ayité
(Bastia, France)
Dové Womé
(SuperSport United, South Africa)
Prince Segbefia
(Zorya Luhansk, Ukraine)
Lalawélé Atakora
(AIK, Sweden)
Farid Zato-Arouna
(KR, Iceland)
Mathieu Dossevi
(Olympiacos, Greece)
Innocent Akpovo
(Semassi)
Forwards
Emmanuel Adebayor
(Tottenham Hotspur, England)
Serge Gakpé
(Nantes, France)
Jonathan Ayité
(Alanyaspor, Turkey)
Camaldine Abraw
(Free State Stars; South Africa)
Fodo Kokou Laba
(Anges)
Players
South Africa are among six teams to have booked their place at the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations after each won their penultimate qualifier on Saturday.
The Desert Foxes, who in June took over from Ivory Coast as the top-ranked team in Africa, moved up five places.
Cameroon on verge of qualification - Cameroon took a huge step towards qualification with a 2:0 victory over Sierra Leone on Wednesday.
Algeria beat Malawi 2:0 in their 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Saturday to be on the verge of booking their place at the final in Morocco.
Cameroon hit form to thrash Ivory Coast - They continued their resurgence as they hammered Ivory Coast 4:1 in their 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Yaounde.
• Sudan vs South Africa 0:3
• Guinea vs Togo 2:1
• Senegal vs Egypt 2:0
The Tottenham Hotspur striker, 30, refused call-ups for World Cup qualifiers last year following a spat with then coach Didier Six after the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
The Tottenham Hotspur striker, 30, refused call-ups for World Cup qualifiers last year following a spat with then coach Didier Six after the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
Tchakala was a player in the German league between 1992 and 1995 and took his coaches badges in Germany.
Julien Kossi Denke, was Togo's first footballer to play overseas. The defender was more popularly known as Wazo and captained Togo at the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Ivory Coast in 1984. Later that year he signed for French second division club Chateauroux from Togolese side Aiglons de Lome.
