Africa Cup of Nations

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Unveiling the Excitement of AFCON: From Legends to Favorites

AFCON - African football - Azubuike Egwuekwe - Ivory Coast - Nigeria - Nottingham Forest - Pascal Feindouno - Senegal

Get ready to dive into the world of AFCON from legendary players to current favorites competing in Ivory Coast. The African football extravaganza is here!

The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is not just a football tournament; it's a legacy that spans decades, showcasing the best talents from across the continent. From Guinea's legendary player, Pascal Feindouno, to the evolution of AFCON from 1957 to 2024, the tournament has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. As the 2023 AFCON approaches, with Ivory Coast set as the battleground, excitement is brewing among fans, players, and the media. The reigning champions, Senegal, are gearing up to defend their title and face tough competition.

With the kickoff of AFCON 2023 just around the corner on January 13th, all eyes are on the full squad line-ups of the competing countries. The shift of the tournament from 2023 to 2024 due to the West African rainy season adds an element of unpredictability. The favorites to conquer the Africa Cup of Nations are under scrutiny, with teams like Nigeria and Ivory Coast leading the pack. The competition is not just about the game but also the pride and honor of representing your country on a continental stage.

Azubuike Egwuekwe's stance on the inclusion of home-based players in Nigeria's squad sheds light on the importance of nurturing local talent. Nottingham Forest's significant contribution to the AFCON with six players representing the club showcases the global reach of African football talent. The synergy between African nations and European clubs in the tournament highlights the diverse and unified spirit of the sport.

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AFCON Legends: Guinea (LFP)

Pascal Feindouno: FC Girondins Bordeaux 1998-2014, FC Lorient 2001-2002, AS Saint-ร‰tienne 2004-2008, AS Monaco 2011. One of the best players in Guinea's history ...

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The evolution of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations from 1957 to 2024 (Olympics)

The Africa Cup of Nations, or AFCON, has become a global event which turns heads well beyond the continent where a champion is crowned.

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2023 AFCON: A pictorial journey through the Africa Cup of Nations (Modern Ghana)

Fans, players and the world 39;s media will soon descend on Ivory Coast for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, which kicks off on 13 January.

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Africa Cup of Nations 2023: Dates, UK kick-off times, groups ... (talkSPORT.com)

The Africa Cup of Nations is set to begin next weekend as the continents best compete for the title in Ivory Coast. Senegal are the reigning champion.

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Afcon 2023: See di full squad of your kontris wey dey compete (BBC News)

Di 34th Africa Cup of Nations go start for Cรดte d'Ivoire on 13 January afta dem shift am from 2023 to 2024 sake of di rainy season for West Africa.

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The Favorites to Conquer The Africa Cup of Nations (beIN SPORTS USA)

The Africa Cup of Nations will take place from January 13th to February 11th in Cรดte d'Ivoire. Review of the main favorites.

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AFCON 2023: full schedule, teams, kick-off times (AS English)

The 34th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations kicks-off in Ivory Coast on 13 January as 24 nations eye the biggest prize in African football.

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Azubuike Egwuekwe: Why Nigeria needs home-based players to ... (TheCable)

Azubuike Egwueke, former Super Eagles defender, has faulted the exclusion of outfield players of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) from the ...

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Nottingham Forest sent the most players to the Africa Cup of Nations ... (Football on DailySPORTS)

Six players will be representing the British club in the continental African tournament: Serge Aurier, Willy Boly, Ibrahim Sangare (all from Ivory Coast), ...

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