Morocco’s capital, Rabat, has been confirmed as the host city for next month’s African World Cup playoffs, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced on Wednesday.
According to CAF, three stadiums have been selected to stage the matches, which will determine Africa’s representative for the global playoffs.
The mini-tournament will begin on 13 November, with Nigeria facing Gabon at 16:00 GMT (5 p.m. Nigerian Time) followed by Cameroon taking on the Democratic Republic of Congo at 19:00 GMT. Both fixtures will take place at separate venues in Rabat.
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