First World Cup for Cameroon Forward
Roger Milla represents Cameroon at its first men's World Cup finals. The experience begins a remarkable international tournament career spanning three editions.
Follow Roger Milla through 8 dated historical records for Cameroon.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Roger Milla represents Cameroon at its first men's World Cup finals. The experience begins a remarkable international tournament career spanning three editions.
Roger Milla plays in Cameroon's team as the country wins the 1984 Africa Cup of Nations. His international career becomes closely associated with the nation's rise.
Roger Milla scores the only goal of the 1988 Africa Cup of Nations final against Nigeria. His finish gives Cameroon a second continental championship.
Scores four times at the 1990 World Cup and helps Cameroon become the first African team to reach the quarter-finals.
Roger Milla comes off the bench and scores twice to defeat Romania 2-1. The goals help Cameroon advance from the World Cup group stage.
Roger Milla scores twice in extra time against Colombia at the 1990 World Cup. Cameroon become the first African side to reach a men's World Cup quarter-final.
Scores against Russia aged 42 years and 39 days, becoming the tournament's oldest goalscorer.
Roger Milla scores against Russia at the 1994 World Cup aged 42. His record-setting goal becomes an enduring image of longevity in international football.
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