Women's CAN 2022: program and results of the qualifications
Zambians during the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games. AFP - KOHEI CHIBAHARA
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The African Football Confederation (CAF) has unveiled the provisional qualifying program for the next Women's African Cup of Nations scheduled for July 2 to 23, 2022 in Morocco.
The first round of these qualifiers will take place on October 20, 2021, while the first round return will take place between October 23 and 26.
Note that the 22 qualified teams will play a second round, before the best eleven join the Moroccan selection in the final phase.
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WOMEN'S AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS, MOROCCO 2022: ONE-WAY TOUR
Wednesday October 20 -
Uganda - Ethiopia, in Kampala
Kenya - South Sudan, in Nairobi
Eritrea - Burundi, Asmara
Djibouti - Rwanda, in Djibouti
Malawi - Zambia, in Lilongwe
Tanzania - Namibia, in Dar es Salaam
Zimbabwe - Eswatini, in Harare
Angola - Botswana, in Luanda
Mozambique - South Africa, in Maputo
Algeria - Sudan, in Algiers
Egypt - Tunisia, Cairo
Equatorial Guinea - DR Congo, in Malabo
Congo-B - Gabon, in Brazzaville
Sierra Leone - Gambia, in Makeni City
Liberia - Senegal, in Paynesville
Mali - Guinea, in Bamako
Guinea-Bissau - Mauritania, in Bissau
Burkina Faso - Benin, in Abidjan [Ivory Coast]
Nigeria - Ghana, in Lagos
Niger - Ivory Coast, in Niamey
Dates and places not communicated -
Sao Tome and Principe - Togo
Central African Republic - Cameroon
WOMEN'S AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS, MOROCCO 2022: RETURN ROUND
Saturday 23 October -
Burundi - Eritrea, in Ngozi
Namibia - Tanzania, in Johannesburg [South Africa]
Sunday October 24 -
South Sudan - Kenya, in Nairobi
DR Congo - Equatorial Guinea, in Kinshasa
Cameroon - Central African Republic, in Yaoundé
Guinea - Mali, in Nongo
Benin - Burkina Faso, in Cotonou
Ghana - Nigeria, in Accra
Monday October 25 -
Gambia - Sierra Leone, in Bakau
Ivory Coast - Niger, in Abidjan
Tuesday October 26 -
Ethiopia - Uganda, in Bahir Dar
Rwanda - Djibouti, in Kigali
Zambia - Malawi, in Lusaka
Eswatini - Zimbabwe, in Manzini
Botswana - Angola, in Francistown
South Africa - Mozambique, in Johannesburg
Sudan - Algeria, in Omdurman
Tunisia - Egypt, in Tunis
Togo - Sao Tome and Principe, in Lomé
Gabon - Congo-B, in Libreville
Senegal - Liberia, in Thiès
Mauritania - Guinea-Bissau, in Nouakchott
NB: The 22 qualified teams will compete in a second round, the dates of which remain to be confirmed.
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