The Round of 16 of CAN 2024 begins this Saturday, January 27 with the Angola-Namibia poster and concludes on Tuesday, January 30 with Morocco-South Africa. Meanwhile, you should not miss the Nigeria-Cameroon, Mali-Burkina Faso and especially Senegal-Côte d’Ivoire clashes.
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The group stage of CAN 2024 ended this Wednesday, January 24 and we now know the 16 countries that have qualified for the Round of 16 of CAN 2024. The Ivorian miracle happened and Zambia’s defeat to Morocco saw the Elephants qualify (0-1) but Ivory Coast, who Fired his coach
This Wednesday, Senegal will have to do much better than the first round to achieve the feat of elimination, the African champions and a difficult feat with three victories from three matches since the start of the CAN.A Nigeria-Cameroon clash between the two teams who met at the same stage of the competition at CAN 2019 in Egypt will also be worth a look. Super Eagles emerged victorious from the duel (3-2).
Amazing in the first round, Equatorial Guinea, with the competition’s top scorer, Emilio Nsue (5 goals), will face Guinea and will want to maintain its momentum from the first round by finishing first in the group where Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria. In three appearances, Nzalang Nacional have always reached the quarterfinals.
Miraculous in the first round, Egypt, the record holder of the title (7), will have to pull out all the stops to get rid of DR Congo who seem to have had it under them in the first round.
Bankruptcy of big countries like Algeria, Tunisia, Ghana gave rise to surprising posters like Angola-Namibia or Cape Verde-Mauritania of small derbies among surprise guests.
The underdog match for the title will also be a beautiful West African derby between Mali and Burkina Faso.
27 January Saturday
5pm: Angola-Namibia, Stade de la Paix (Buake)
8 pm: Nigeria-Cameroon, Stade Felix Houphout-Boini (Abidjan)
28 January Sunday
5 p.m.: Equatorial Guinea-Guinea, Alassane-Ouattara Stadium (Abimpe)
8 pm: Egypt- DR Congo, Stade Laurent-Pokou (San Pedro)
29 January Monday
5pm: Cape Verde-Mauritania, Stade Félix Houphout-Boigny (Abidjan)
8 pm: Senegal-Ivory Coast, Charles Conan Bunny Stadium (Yamoussoukro)
Tuesday 30 January
5pm: Mali-Burkina Faso, Amadou Gon-Coulibaly Stadium (Korogo)
8 pm: Morocco-South Africa, Laurent-Pokou Stadium (San Pedro)
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