What is the Afcon schedule?
the 24 teams were divided into six groups.
The group winners and runners-ups both then reach the round of 16, as do the four best third-placed teams.

The upcoming Africa Cup has received a lot of attention. The following is the schedule for this year's Africa, which will help you when you bet.

Games will kick off at 4 pm, 7 pm, and 10 pm at Uganda time.

Africa Cup of Nations schedule

Group A

• 9 January: Cameroon vs Burkina Faso
• 9 January: Ethiopia vs Cape Verde
• 13 January: Cameroon vs Ethiopia
• 13 January: Cape Verde vs Burkina Faso
• 17 January: Cape Verde vs Cameroon
• 17 January: Burkina Faso vs Ethiopia

Group B

• 10 January: Senegal vs Zimbabwe
• 10 January: Guinea vs Malawi
• 14 January: Senegal vs Guinea
• 14 January: Malawi vs Zimbabwe
• 18 January: Malawi vs Senegal
• 18 January: Zimbabwe vs Guinea

Group C

• 10 January: Morocco vs Ghana
• 10 January: Comoros vs Gabon
• 14 January: Morocco vs Comoros
• 14 January: Gabon vs Ghana
• 18 January: Gabon vs Morocco
• 18 January: Ghana vs Comoros

Group D

• 11 January: Nigeria vs Egypt
• 11 January: Sudan vs Guinea-Bissau
• 15 January: Nigeria vs Sudan
• 15 January: Guinea-Bissau vs Egypt
• 19 January: Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria
• 19 January: Egypt vs Sudan

Group E

• 11 January: Algeria vs Sierra Leone
• 11 January: Equatorial Guinea vs Ivory Coast
• 15 January: Ivory Coast vs Sierra Leone
• 15 January: Algeria vs Equatorial Guinea
• 19 January: Ivory Coast vs Algeria
• 19 January: Sierra Leone vs Equatorial Guinea

Group F

• 12 January: Tunisia vs Mali
• 12 January: Mauritania vs Gambia
• 16 January: Gambia vs Mali
• 16 January: Tunisia vs Mauritania
• 20 January: Gambia vs Tunisia
• 20 January: Mali vs Mauritania

Knockout schedule

The Round of 16 fixtures will take place between January 23-26.

The Quarter-final clashes will then take place three days later from January 29-30.

AFCON’s semi-finals will be held on February 2-3 with both the third-place play-off and the final on Sunday, February 6.