The African Cup of Nations (CAN) is one of the most prestigious sporting events on the African continent. The latest edition of the competition, which will take place in 2024, promises to offer football fans exciting encounters and high-level clashes.
The draw, which took place recently in Abidjan, revealed the composition of the six groups for the next CAN. Football fans will be delighted to see tempting displays from the group stage, including clashes between Cameroon and Senegal, Algeria and Burkina Faso, as well as Egypt and Ghana.
The opening match will pit the Ivory Coast Elephants against Guinea-Bissau, providing a showdown from the start of the competition. The host country was not favored by the draw, being placed in a particularly tough group, also including Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea. Group C, made up of Senegal, Cameroon, Guinea and Gambia, also promises to be very competitive.
In addition to the shocks of the group stage, fans will also be able to follow the return of the DR Congo Leopards, who will face Zambia, Tanzania and Morocco, semi-finalists of the 2022 World Cup. exciting and open, with many teams ready to fight for the coveted CAN-2024 title.
It should also be noted that the first and second in each group, as well as the four best third-placed teams, will advance to the round of 16. This new formula will allow more teams to continue their journey in the competition and will offer greater intensity in the first rounds.
The winner of CAN-2024 will succeed Senegal, defending champion, and will have the chance to join the great African nations in the competition’s rankings. The list of past winners includes legendary teams like Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Egypt.
In conclusion, CAN-2024 promises to be an unforgettable competition, with high-level clashes, talented teams and an electric atmosphere. African football fans and those from around the world will be there to support their favorite team and experience strong emotions. See you from January 13 to February 11, 2024 for this celebration of African football.