CAF Announces Expansion of AFCON to 28 Teams
The Confederation of African Football has confirmed that the Africa Cup of Nations will now feature 28 teams, as revealed by President Patrice Motsepe during a recent executive committee meeting.
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The Confederation of African Football has confirmed that the Africa Cup of Nations will now feature 28 teams, as revealed by President Patrice Motsepe during a recent executive committee meeting.
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