- modernghana.com
Mali, Tunisia Qualify As Afcon Wraps For The Week
The Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers wrapped up for the week on Tuesday, with Mali and Tunisia joining hosts Cameroon as well as Algeria and Senegal as teams which have booked early tickets for the 2022 finals. Mali and Tunisia both sealed their berths in the two-night clashes, with the Eagles triumphing 2-1 in Windhoek – thanks to goals from Sekou Koita and Moussa Doumbia – to move to the head of Group A, while Tunisia's 1-1 draw in Dar Es Salaam against Tanzania strengthened their grip on top spot in Group J.
- The Citizen
Mali and Tunisia qualify for Africa Cup of Nations
Mali and Tunisia qualified for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations finals on Tuesday to follow in the footsteps of title holders Algeria, Senegal and hosts Cameroon. Another 19 places will be up for grabs during the final two matchdays between March 22 and 30 with record seven-time champions Egypt among those close to securing places. Sekou Koita and Moussa Doumbia scored in Mali’s 2-1 win over Namibia in Windhoek, which clinched an eighth consecutive appearance at the African football showcase.
- CA
Mali, Tunisia join list of Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers
Mali and Tunisia added their names to the list of countries qualified for the next Africa Cup of Nations finals on Tuesday, joining holders Algeria and 2019 runners-up Senegal who had booked their berths over the last two days. Mali made sure of a top two finish in Group A after a 2-1 win in Namibia, where Sekou Koita and Moussa Doumbia scored in the first half, while Tunisia’s 1-1 draw in Tanzania was enough to ensure they will finish in the top two in Group J. Tunisia will go to the finals in ...
