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Look at Burundi's history in FIFA tournaments, greatest achievements and performances on the world stage.

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The below clubs represent winners of each confederation’s premier club competition between 2021 and 2024. (For the UEFA Champions League, this relates to winners between 2020-21 and 2023-24 seasons).

Qualified as continental champions

Qualified as host/play-in winners

The below represents clubs that have mathematically qualified through their confederations club ranking during the same four-year period (2021-2024).

Qualified via ranking

OFC Ranking

Continental rankings

Clubs qualified for inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025™

FIFA Club World Cup 2025 qualification

The below clubs represent winners of each confederation’s premier club competition between 2025 and 2028 (for the UEFA Champions League, this relates to winners between 2024-25 and 2027-28 seasons).*

The below represents clubs that have mathematically qualified through their confederations club ranking during the same four-year period (2025-2028).

Clubs qualified for FIFA Club World Cup 2029™

FIFA Club World Cup 2029 qualification

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Men's World Ranking

This FIFA Member Association does not currently have an active women’s national team.

No active women’s national team

Teams who have not played a match in the last 48 months will be unranked.

No ranking available due to not having played at least one match during the last 48 months.

No ranking available due to not having played at least one match during the last 48 months or not having played at least five matches against officially ranked teams.

Women’s World Ranking

Burundi ranking

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking

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FIFA Futsal Men’s World Ranking

FIFA Futsal Women’s World Ranking

Burundi Rankings

Contact

Burundian Football Association

Alexandre MUYENGE

Arcade NIMUBONA

Elyse NIYUBAHWE

Denis KARERA

Elvis MUTONI

Amars NIYONGABO

Patrick SANGWA

Daniella NIYIBIMENYA

Suavis IRATUNGA

Jacqueline NDIMURUKUNDO

Alexis HARIMENSHI

Organisation

These are some of the latest news articles, images and videos related to the association.

Growing the women’s game (April 2026)

Inside FIFA reviews some of the recent development work in women's football across diverse regions of the world during April 2026 including activity across much of the globe, plus 2023 co-hosts New Zealand reach Brazil 2027. 

Women's Football Campaign, Bhutan

Burundi’s Intwari Stadium ready to make new heroes after FIFA Forward-funded refurbishment

The refurbished Intwari Stadium in Burundi has been officially inaugurated with the FIFA Forward-funded project providing the African country with a venue where it can once again play national team games on home soil.

Aerial view of the refurbished Intwari Stadium in Burundi 

African Union and FIFA strengthen collaboration at Burundi meeting

FIFA participated in the 5th African Union Specialized Technical Committee on Youth, Culture and Sport (STC-YCS-V) in Bujumbura, Burundi last month which marked a significant step forward for the development of football across the continent. 

FIFA Football for Schools - Uganda

Growing the women’s game (November 2025)

Inside FIFA reviews some of the recent development work in diverse regions of the world during November 2025 with news from Spain, Greece, Uganda, Burundi and more. 

FIFA Women’s Football Regional Workshop for Africa in Rabat, Morocco

Sub-Saharan Africa media rights for FIFA World Cup 26™ and FIFA Women’s World Cup Brazil 2027™ renewed with pan-African broadcaster New World Televisions S.A.

New World TV has agreed a deal for live coverage of the FIFA World Cup 26™ and FIFA Women’s World Cup Brazil 2027™ across TV and digital platforms in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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