As preparation hits it peak, African teams are all set to combat one another in the World Cup Qualifier playoff matches to get slots to represent their countries at Qatar 2022.
The ten African countries, Cameroon, Algeria, Egypt, Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, Mali, Tunisia, DR Congo and Morocco are slated to play their first leg play-offs across the continent, this Friday 25th, 2022.
Last CAF host, Cameroon will host Algeria in Doula with new head coach Rigobert Song.
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First time CAF holder, Senegal will visit Egypt in Cairo to renew supremacy drawn from the last Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) which the latter lost on penalty shoot out.
Ghana is hosting her neighbour, Nigeria in Accra. The match is important to the duel as their fans are always at logger-heads to show the strongest is. The Super Eagles, who have striker Victor Osimhen on the team, only missed one World Cup so far and that was in 1994.
The Eagles – Mali and Tunisia will lock horns in Bamako while the Leopards of DRC will play against Moroccan Lions in Kinshasa.
