Libya-Equatorial Guinea will kick off the final day of qualifying for CAN 2024 this Wednesday, 6 September. It is a meeting without stakes as the Libyans are already eliminated and Equatogini have already qualified. It will be necessary to wait until Thursday for the suspense to resume with the decision of Group E, where Ghana, Angola and the Central African Republic are still in the running. The Fauves, who dream of a first qualification for the CAN, start from afar and only a win on the Black Stars’ lawn will open the doors to the CAN for them. All were injured without their captain and leader, Geoffrey Kondogbia. Impossible Goal ?
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Gabon will have Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and it won’t take much for a trip to Mauritania for the Group I final where neither team has qualified or been eliminated. Group positions turned upside down after the game lost to the Mourabitones on the green carpet After a subsequent appeal against DR Congo who accepted a draw (1–1) in Nouakchott. From now on, it is the Congolese, who started these playoffs with two losses, who are in a favorable position; A draw against Sudan is enough for the Leopards to clinch the CAN after missing out on 2022. On the Mauritanians, it is almost their obligation to win to ensure Côte d’Ivoire’s rally. Any draw other than 0–0 would see Gabon qualify on a special goal difference basis. Finally, a win in Kinshasa is mandatory for Sudan to win its ticket.
In Hue, a few hundred kilometers from the Congolese capital, a match will be held between Rwanda and Senegal, without any stakes, if not for honor and self-respect. the pregame was very tense That this meeting would be anything but friendly. But it will be played without the de facto reigning African champions and without Lions coach Aliu Cisse.
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The last match of the playoff is no less important and with good reason: Cameroon is playing its qualification against Burundi in Garoua. The Indomitable Lions, five-time African champions, play in groups of three to intimidate each other, which is largely within their reach. Being unable to beat Namibia (1-1; 1-2), Rigobert Song, who remembered andre onanaAnd their lads will be under pressure when they face Hirondales, who can qualify even if they win in Cameroon.
CAN 2024: Schedule for Day 6 of the qualifiers
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