The qualifiers for CAN 2025 come to an end with the 6th and final day of qualifying, which takes place on Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 November. Several decisive matches will determine the last teams qualified for the competition. While some selections like Nigeria and Angola have already secured their first place, others, like Tunisia, are playing big to maintain their leading position.
In Group A, Tunisia, currently in the lead, must win against Gambia at 1 p.m. to guarantee first place and ensure their qualification. At the same time, Morocco, already qualified, is aiming for a flawless run. In the event of a victory against Lesotho, the Atlas Lions would finish with an impressive total of 18 points. In Group D, Nigeria, which will face Rwanda at 4 p.m., has already secured first place and can approach this match without pressure. At the same time, Libya and Benin face each other in a meeting where every point will count to try to qualify among the best second-placed teams.
As for Group F, Angola, already assured of finishing first, will travel at 4 p.m. to face Sudan. At the same time, Ghana will have to confirm against Niger to maintain their qualifying place. The teams from other groups, such as Burkina Faso (1 p.m. against Malawi) and Gabon (7 p.m.), already qualified, will try to finish in style.
Here is the match schedule:
- 1 p.m.: Malawi – Burkina Faso (Group L)
- 4 p.m.: Nigeria – Rwanda (Group D)
- 4 p.m.: Sudan – Angola (Group F)
- 4 p.m.: Libya – Benin (Group D)
- 4 p.m.: Ghana – Niger (Group F)
- 7 p.m.: Central African Republic – Gabon (Group B)
- 7 p.m.: Tunisia – Gambia (Group A)
- 7 p.m.: Morocco – Lesotho (Group B)
- 7 p.m.: Comoros – Madagascar (Group A)
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