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AFCON: Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers results
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AFCON: Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers results

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
Africa Cup of Nations qualifying results for Friday

Below are the results for 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, qualifying campaign(all times GMT):

Read Also: AFCON 2027Q: Nigeria stage comeback to beat Madagascar 2-1 in group opener

Matchday 1

Group A

In Accra, Ghana

Niger 2 (Sosah 38, Sako 45) Lesotho 1 (Motebang 85-pen)

In Rabat

Morocco v Gabon (1900)

Group B

In Lilongwe

Malawi 2 (Adepoju 20, Njaliwa 64) South Sudan 1 (Dhata 48)

In Cairo

Egypt v Angola (1900)

Group C

In Bakau, Gambia

Gambia 2 (Colley 18-pen, Badamosi 83) Somalia 1 (Njie 72)

Played Thursday

In Bouake, Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast 2 (Yalcouye 44, Kessie 58-pen) Ghana 0

Group D

Playing Saturday

In Nairobi

Kenya v Eritrea (1300)

In Soweto, South Africa

South Africa v Guinea (1300)

Group E

Thursday

In Kinshasa

Democratic Republic of Congo 2 (Mbemba 4, Wissa 72) Equatorial Guinea 0

In El Jadida, Morocco

Sierra Leone 2 (Conteh 7, Tarawallie 27) Zimbabwe 3 (Munetsi 72, 89, Chirewa 77)

Group F

In Ouagadougou

Burkina Faso v Benin (1900)

Thursday

In Casablanca, Morocco

Mauritania 3 (Koita 31-pen, Camara 69, Diallo 89) Central African Republic 1 (Koyalipou 48)

Group G

Thursday

In Gaborone, Botswana

Namibia 1 (Muzeu 47) Congo Brazzaville 0

In Garoua, Cameroon

Cameroon 3 (Nyengue 39, Mbeumo 48, Namaso 81) Comoros 1 (Omari 51)

Group H

Thursday

In Tripoli

Libya 2 (Alhibeeshi 87, El Mariamy 90+6-pen) Botswana 2 (Orebonye 30, 43)

In Rades, Tunisia

Tunisia 1 (Arous 12) Uganda 1 (Mato 68)

Group I

In Lome

Togo 1 (Karim 17) Burundi 0

In Tizi Ouzou, Algeria

Algeria v Zambia (1900)

Group J

In Juba, South Sudan

Sudan 1 (Eisa 86-pen) Ethiopia 0

In Maputo

Mozambique 1 (Catamo 45+2) Senegal 1 (Jackson 32)

Group K

In Kigali

Rwanda 3 (Biramahire 2, Mickels 33, 44-pen) Liberia 1 (Nimely 38)

In Bamako

Mali v Cape Verde (1900)

Group L

In Zanzibar City, Tanzania

Tanzania 0 Guinea-Bissau 2 (Dju 33, Balde 58)

In Uyo, Nigeria

Nigeria 2 (Ilenikhena 45+1, Usor 65) Madagascar 1 (Kari 16)

Note: Niger, Sierra Leone, Mauritania and Namibia (no international-standard stadiums) and Sudan (civil war) played at neutral venues.

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