The race for places at the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations got under way with a busy round of qualifying matches on Friday, as several of Africa’s leading nations began their campaigns with victories.
Nigeria were among the winners, coming from behind to beat Madagascar 2-1 in Group L.
The Super Eagles secured all three points as they began their qualification campaign on a positive note.
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Guinea-Bissau also made a winning start in the same group, defeating Tanzania 2-0.
Morocco opened their Group A campaign with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Gabon, while Niger edged Lesotho 2-1 in the other match in the group.
There was also a winning start for Malawi in Group B, with the Flames beating South Sudan 2-1. Egypt, however, were held to a goalless draw by Angola.
In Group C, The Gambia claimed a 2-1 victory over Somalia to pick up maximum points from their opening game.
Burkina Faso and Benin shared the points in Group F after playing out a 1-1 draw.
Algeria produced one of the day’s bigger wins, beating Zambia 3-1 in Group I.
Togo also began their campaign with three points after a narrow 1-0 victory over Burundi.
Senegal were unable to claim a winning start in Group J after being held to a 1-1 draw by Mozambique.
Sudan, meanwhile, defeated Ethiopia 1-0 to take three points from their opening fixture.
Group K also saw two winners. Rwanda defeated Liberia 3-1, while Mali recorded a 3-1 victory over Cape Verde.
The opening round therefore saw 10 teams claim victories, with four matches ending in draws.
AFCON 2027 qualifying results
Group A
- Niger 2-1 Lesotho
- Morocco 2-0 Gabon
Group B
- Malawi 2-1 South Sudan
- Egypt 0-0 Angola
Group C
Group F
Group I
- Togo 1-0 Burundi
- Algeria 3-1 Zambia
Group J
- Sudan 1-0 Ethiopia
- Mozambique 1-1 Senegal
Group K
- Rwanda 3-1 Liberia
- Mali 3-1 Cape Verde
Group L
- Tanzania 0-2 Guinea-Bissau
- Nigeria 2-1 Madagascar
With the first round of matches completed, the qualifying race has already produced several closely contested groups, with Nigeria, Morocco, Algeria, Mali and Rwanda among the teams to have started with victories.
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