The 33rd AFCON, moved from 2021 to 2022 due to COVID-19, featured 24 Cameroonian teams after CAF allowed eight more teams than the previous 2019 edition, bringing the total to 16.
The event was filled with excitement, promise, and drama, featuring breathtaking matches and captivating performances. The pitch transformed into a stage for the beautiful game, showcasing skill, passion, and athletic brilliance from the actors on the pitch.
Surprising upsets occurred, such as Namibia winning against Tunisia, and top teams were held to draws like Mozambique against Egypt, Equatorial Guinea against Nigeria, and Angola against Algeria. The event also highlighted the substantial financial commitment that went in to make it enjoyable.
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