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AFCON 2027 qualifiers: Results of all yesterday’s matches [Full list]
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AFCON 2027 qualifiers: Results of all yesterday’s matches [Full list]

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Several CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifiers were played yesterday across the continent.

DAILY POST brings you all the results from Tuesday’s matches played across Africa.

Nigeria’s Super Eagles were defeated 3-0 by Guinea-Bissau on Tuesday evening at the 24 de Setembro National Stadium in Bissau.

Franculino Djú gave the hosts the lead in the 15th minute after firing a left-footed shot past Nigeria goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali.

In the second half, Mama Baldé and Álvaro Djaló scored to give Guinea-Bissau all three points against Nigeria.

In the other matches played on Tuesday, Senegal defeated Ethiopia 1-0 away, while Congo drew 1-1 with Cameroon at home.

Here are the results of all the AFCON qualifiers played on Tuesday:

Comoros 1-0 Namibia

Mozambique 4-1 Sudan

Ethiopia 0-1 Senegal

Burundi 2-2 Algeria

South Sudan 0-5 Egypt

Lesotho 0-2 Morocco

Madagascar 1-1 Tanzania

Uganda 1-0 Libya

Ghana 2-4 Gambia

Cape Verde 1-2 Rwanda

Guinea-Bissau 3-0 Nigeria

Zambia 2-0 Togo

Benin 2-1 Mauritania

Congo 1-1 Cameroon

Gabon 2-0 Niger

Liberia 0-1 Mali

Somalia 0-2 Ivory Coast.

AFCON 2027 qualifiers: Results of all yesterday’s matches [Full list]

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