Cameroon

Cameroon, with its capital in Yaoundé and a population of 28 million, is known for Mount Cameroon, diverse wildlife, and being called 'Africa in miniature' for its geographic variety. Cameroon is called 'Africa in miniature' because it contains virtually every major climate and vegetation found on the African continent — from desert to rainforest to mountains.

In football, the Indomitable Lions are a 8-time World Cup participant with their best result being Quarter-finals (1990). Their World Cup journey began in 1982, and they enter the 2026 tournament with André-Frank Zambo Anguissa as their talisman under head coach Marc Brys. Roger Milla's electrifying performances at the 1990 World Cup at age 38, including his iconic corner-flag dance, made Cameroon the first African team to reach the quarter-finals.

SeatNav's Power Index rates Cameroon at 4.8 out of 10, ranking them #27 overall and classifying them as a determined underdog. In Group H, they face Argentina, Norway, Iran in what has been categorized as a highly competitive group (difficulty 7/10).

Cameroon supporters traveling to the 2026 World Cup can look forward to matches across multiple host cities in the United States. Follow SeatNav for ticket availability, venue guides, and match day information as the tournament approaches.