Africa World Cup Qualifiers

The African section of the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualification acted as qualifiers for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, to be held in Qatar, for national teams which are members of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). A total of five slots in the final tournament were available for CAF teams.[1]

Libya was threatened with exclusion from the qualifiers if it failed to pay debts to their former coach Javier Clemente. However, Libya complied after FIFA gave them a new deadline.[4] Sierra Leone also faced possible exclusion from the qualifiers due to the suspension of their football association.[5] However, the suspension was lifted by the FIFA Council on 3 June 2019.[6]

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Adding a unique and dynamic flavour to the Africa season calendar, the Baseball5 World Cup qualifiers are set to take place in Praia, Cape Verde from 5 to 10 February. The top two finishers will become the third and fourth National Teams qualified for the II WBSC Baseball5 World Cup, to be played in Hong Kong in late 2024.

This week on the African Five-a-side podcast, we have a two editions of the African Football Roundup, adding a special extra episode as we preview the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in Africa and recap the handful of matches that have already been played. Matchday 1 will resume next week!

Viewers around the world can stream the CAF World Cup qualifiers on the FIFA+ website. The service is also available on Smart TVs, Apple and Android devices, Amazon Fire Stick and more. FIFA assembled an informative page with more information on how to use the service.

Draws for African teams have been unveiled for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers billed to hold in the USA, Canada and Mexico. Nine groups of six have been drawn, while for the first time the continent will be represented by at least nine countries. This is a consequence of the new competition format adopted by the FiFA.

Francini said: We are excited to have secured our first deal in top quality world football and to be working with the SSC and CAF on behalf of FIFA. Our aim will be to ensure the best and widest possible exposure for the World Cup qualifying matches with broadcasters throughout the world.

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That is, of course, until now, with FIFA's ratification of an expanded 48 teams - up from 32 - now opening the door for nine automatic African qualifiers, and a tenth team having the opportunity to enter the inter-confederation playoffs.

For the first time ever, Uganda will play at the men's T20 World Cup after securing their spot at the Africa Region qualifiers played in... Windhoek, Namibia. A nine-wicket win over Rwanda saw the 'Cricket Cranes' ensure their place at the 20-team tournament in the United States and West Indies next year. e24fc04721