CHAN 2020 Fixtures: African Nations Championship teams, dates and group stage match
Libya- Niger, Group B first African Nations Championship, CHAN 2020 match go enta history as de first big international match for Japoma 50,000 Seater stadium for Cameroon.
Japoma 50,000 Seater stadium for Cameroon. But wit Covid - 19 prevention measures, na only about 13,000 football lover go enta dis iconic stadium. Cameroon dey host di 6th edition of CHAN. Games open on Saturday with di host wey take on Zimbabwe. Libya accidental appearance The Mediterranean Knights bi qualify for dis competition by accident. Tunisia withdraw afta deh eliminate Libya, na so deh enta de final phase of CHAN. Deh don reach for knock out stage for 2019 win for 2018. Libya di hope say luck go shine for dem laik wen deh win competition for home based players. Di tournament dey go on after dem bin cancel am sake of Covid-19 Niger di eye quarter final Niger for dia fourth appearance, wan go pass quarter finals for 2011 edition, and deh di hope forget dia best performance for dis year. Deh join three oda countries for prepare. Display for di opening ceremony of CHAN 2020 RD Congo, experience fit help? De Leopards of DR Congo, dey for dia number sixth participation and deh don win title two taims. Deh no qualify for 2018 and dia standard don fail for de past two years. Florent Ibengue weh e leave e Leopards afta 2019, AFCON, wan change de situation. Congo, battle wit neighbours Congo dia dream na for pass semi finals, but deh get for deal wit dia neighbours , DR Congo. Coach Barthélemy Ngatsono reach quarter finals for number three participation for 2018 for Morocco. Fireworks for opening ceremony of CHAN 2020 Checkout Fixtures of the Group Games January 16 Cameroon -Zimbabwe (1-0) Mali-Burkina Faso ( 1-0) January 17 Libya -Niger Democratic Republic of Congo-Congo January 18 Morocco-Togo Uganda -Rwanda January 19 Zambia-Tanzania Guinea-Namibia January 20 Cameroon -Mali Zimbabwe-Burkina Faso January 21 Libya -DR Congo Congo-Niger January 22 Morocco-Rwanda Niger-Togo January 23 Zambia Guinea Namibia-Tanzania January 24 Burkina Faso-Cameroon Zimbabwe-Mali January 25 Congo -Libya Niger-DR Congo January 26 Uganda -Morocco Togo-Rwanda January 27 Tanzania-Guinea Zambia -Namibia