The CAN qualifiers continue on Friday March 26.
On the menu for the day, a nice poster with the match between Senegal and Congo as well as the promise of a good clash between Mauritania and Morocco.
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• Eswatini 1 - 3 Guinea-Bissau (2pm)
Eswatini is now mathematically eliminated from the competition.
The blue and white selection was defeated at home for Guinea-Bissau in a meeting that started off with a bang: three goals in 25 minutes.
Marcelo Djaló gave the advantage to Djurtus (15th), but Felix Badenhorst equalized very quickly (19th).
Alfa Semedo, however, immediately put Guinea Bissau in front (24th).
Upon returning from the locker room, Pelé completed the Bissau-Guinean victory (51st).
However, the Djurtus are not out of business.
They must count on a misstep from the Congo against Senegal to afford a final for qualification on the sixth day of the qualifiers.
• Burundi - RCA (2 p.m.)
Cruel scenario for the Central African Republic.
After leading 2-0, the Fauves du Bas-Oubangui were joined at the end of the match by Burundi.
A draw that does not suit anyone.
The two teams will have to scrutinize the results of the match between Morocco and Mauritania at 8 p.m. and pray for a victory for the Atlas Lions to hope to qualify in extremis on the last day.
• Congo - Senegal (5 p.m.)
More info to come
• Niger - Ivory Coast (5 p.m.)
More info to come
• Cape Verde - Cameroon (5 p.m.)
More info to come
• Mauritania - Morocco (8 p.m.)
More info to come
• Countries already qualified for CAN-2022
Fourteen countries have already qualified: Cameroon, host of the competition, Algeria, defending champion, Senegal, Tunisia, Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Comoros, Gambia, Ghana, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe and Egypt
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