With the 34th African Cup of Nations Tournament around the corner, there are many possibilities for AFCON betting in Tanzania. If you want to keep up with the latest, you can catch all the AFCON results and AFCON fixtures below.
AFCON group results 2024
24 countries have won the AFCON qualifiers tournament and are proceeding to the 2024 AFCON finals tournament. Here are the results for all AFCON groups:
Group A
Nigeria and Guinea Bissau qualified for the AFCON tournament. Nigeria finished with 15 points while Guinea Bissaue had 13 points. Sierra Leone and Sao Tome and Principe did not qualify for the AFCON finals.
Group B
Burkina Faso and Cape Verde passed the qualification for the AFCON final tournament with 11 and 10 points, respectively. Togo and Eswatini have failed to qualify.
Group C
Cameroon and Namibia emerged as the group winners for the AFCON final tournament with 7 and 4 points, respectively. Burundi failed to qualify while Kenya was disqualified.
Group D
Egypt and Guinea emerged as the AFCON qualifiers winners for results group D, with 15 and 10 points, respectively. Malawi and Ethiopia failed to qualify.
Group E
Ghana and Angola qualified for the AFCON final tournament with 12 and 9 points, respectively. Central Africa Republic and Madagascar failed to qualify.
Group F
Algeria and Tanzania made it through the AFCON qualifiers and will be playing at the AFCON final tournament. The teams emerged with 16 and 8 points, respectively. Uganda and Niger failed to qualify.
Group G
Mali and Gambia qualified for the AFCON final tournament with 15 and 10 points, respectively. Congo and South Sudan failed to qualify.
Group H
Zambia and Ivory Coast have qualified for the AFCON final tournament, each team with 13 points. Comoros and Lesotho did not qualify.
Group I
DR Congo and Mauritania qualified for the AFCON final tournament with 12 and 10 points, respectively. Gabon and Sudan failed to qualify.
Group J
Tunisia and Equatorial Guinea qualified for the AFCON final tournament, both with 13 points. Botswana and Libya failed to qualify.
Group K
Morocco and South Africa qualified for the AFCON final tournament with 9 and 7 points, respectively. Liberia and Zimbabwe failed to qualify.
Group L
Senegal and Mozambique have qualified for the AFCON final tournament with 14 and 10 points, respectively. Benin and Rwanda failed to qualify.
AFCON Results for Tanzania
Tanzania has only won a single match (Tanzania vs Niger 1-0) during the AFCON qualifiers. The remaining games have resulted in a draw or loss. Matches against Algeria ended in a 0-2 loss and 0-0 draw. Matches against Uganda resulted in 0-1 loss and 1-0 win. Matches against Niger resulted in a 1-0 win and 1-1 draw.
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One of the betting opportunities during AFCON is betting on who will be the Top Scorer. Like all bets, you can make better-informed decisions by looking at AFCON predictions.
FAQ
The most recent winner of the AFCON tournament is Senegal. The 33rd 2019 tournament was the country’s first AFCON title win.
Egypt has won the most AFCON titles, up to wins. Egypt won the first AFCON title in 1957. Moreover, Egypt won the AFCON title in 1957, 1959, 1986, 1998, 2006, 2008, and 2010.
Only 3 countries have defended their AFCON titles successfully. The first country was Egypt in 1959 (also won in 1957), 2008 (also won in 2006), and 2010 (also again in 2008). Other countries are Ghana in 1965 (also won in 1963) and Cameroon in 2002 (also won in 2000).
