AFCON 2027 Group Draw Initiates Competitive Race Among Nations
Even though Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda have already secured their spots as hosts, they will still partake in the qualification process. The initial four rounds of qualifying matches are scheduled across September, October, and November this year, with...
The stage is set for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, with the qualifying rounds officially drawn at the Egyptian Football Association’s headquarters. A total of 48 nations have been organized into 12 groups of four, igniting the competition for coveted spots in the tournament. This vibrant event is scheduled to take place from June 19 to July 17, 2027, across Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, who will share hosting duties.
Defending champions Morocco head Group A, where they will compete against Gabon, Niger, and Lesotho. Key matchups are scattered throughout the groups, notably in Group C, which includes powerhouses Ivory Coast and Ghana, along with Gambia and Somalia. Group J features Senegal, Mozambique, Sudan, and Ethiopia, while Group L showcases Nigeria facing off against Madagascar, Tanzania, and Guinea-Bissau.
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Even though Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda have already secured their spots as hosts, they will still partake in the qualification process. The initial four rounds of qualifying matches are scheduled across September, October, and November this year, with the concluding fixtures slated for March of the following year.
