Police, Pele move into next round of Turbo KO Football
POLICE Football Club and Pele Football Club are the first two teams to advance to the next round of the Petra-organised Turbo knockout football tournament.Playing at the Ministry of Education ground which recently saw the installation of lights, the two teams had drastically differing paths to their spots in the next round.The Guyana Police Force were in no playful mood as they thumped the West Demerara’s Eagles FC by a 6-0 margin in the first game of the night.Rawle Haynes led the line with a hat-trick for the boys in blue with successful strikes in the 64th, 75th and 77th minutes.Goals were also scored by Junior Gordon (34th), Travis Jones (48th) and Kester Dundas (63rd) in the rout.In the other game, however, Pele eventually won 2-1 after a constant shift of momentum between them and opponents Northern Rangers.Sherwin Vincent scored for the Rangers to put them ahead in the first half (12th) and the side looked as though they might be heading for victory with some tidy defensive work.Pele’s Darrhan Persaud found the equaliser in the 35th as the half ended with the score deadlocked.On the resumption, both sides tried valiantly to break the deadlock but it was Akosi Jarvis who scored just two minutes into the additional time (90+2).Matches will continue on Tuesday evening at the same venue with Georgetown Football Club taking on Silver Shattas followed by Riddim Squad against Pouderoyen.Group A now contains Pele, Santos, Riddim Squad, Silver Shattas, Uitvlugt and Winners Connection.Group B has Grove Hi-Tech, Pouderoyen, Buxton Stars, Camptown FC, Mahaica Determinators, Kuru Kuru, Georgetown Football Club and Police.The remaining 14 teams are contesting for a first-place prize of $500 000 while the runners-up will receive $250 000, third-placers $125,000 and fourth-place finishers will pocket $75 000.
Former National Sports Council Chairman, Dr. Emmanuel Owusu Ansah, has attributed Ghana’s ineffective showing in the sporting sector down to the constant change in Sports Directors and Ministers.Speaking as the main speaker at Thursday evening’s Joy Sports Leadership Dialogue, Dr. Ansah touched on the phenomenon of changing too many directors of sport in the country and how it affects its development.“From 1960 to 2015, Ghana has had 24 directors of sports. Out of the 24, only five of them were in office for a little over five years,” he said at the event, held at the Best Western Premier Hotel.“This means that 19 other directors had an average of one year and two months in office.”“One director, the late Joe Lartey, stayed in office for three days and was removed. His position was announed on a Friday. On Monday, another announcement came and he was off.”“The picture of the tenure of office of Ministers of Youth and Sports is even worse. For a period of six years from 2009 to 2015, the sports ministry has seen seven Ministers of Sports.” Dr. Ansah is of the view the constant chopping and changing will affect the implementation of any policies generated by the directors and ministers.–Follow Joy Sports on Twitter: @Joy997FM. Our hashtag is #JoySports
Life on the PGA Tour is pretty enviable. Not only do golfers get to travel the world and golf on some of the most scenic courses, but they get paid a pretty penny do to so.Although the purse for the British Open is the smallest of the four majors, it’s still quite a payday for four days of work. The best part of being a professional golfer is that they don’t even have to win to take home big checks. While the seven-figure payouts may be limited to the top finishers, anyone making the cut still takes home nearly $25,000 at this year’s final major.Here is how much the British Open champion will make in 2019, as well as the payouts for the other finishers and a comparison to the purses at the other three majors. MORE: Watch the British Open live with fuboTV (7-day free trial)What is the British Open purse for 2019?The total purse for the 148th British Open is $10,750,000. This is up $250,000 from last year’s total of $10.5 million. The women’s British Open received an even greater increase purse size, going up $1.25 million to $4.5 million, nearly a 40 percent increase over 2018. How much prize money does the winner get?This year’s winner of the British Open will earn $1,935,000, along with the coveted Claret Jug. Last year’s champion Francesco Molinari took home $1.89 million. Gary Woodland, the winner of the most recent major (U.S. Open), won $2.25 million for his work work at Pebble Beach.What are the Open Championship payouts?Below are the payouts for this year’s British Open. Should more than 70 professionals make the cut, prize money will decrease by $125 per qualifying place.PlaceGolferPayout1Shane Lowry$1,935,0002Tommy Fleetwood$1,120,0003Tony Finau$718,000T-4Lee Westwood$503,500T-4Brooks Koepka$503,500T-6Robert MacIntyre$313,000T-6Tyyrell Hatton$313,000T-6Danny Willett$313,000T-6Rickie Fowler$313,00010Patrick Reed$223,000T-11Francesco Molinari$171,700T-11Tom Lewis$171,700T-11Justin Thomas$171,700T-11Alexander Noren$171,700T-11Jon Rahm$171,700T-16Ryan Fox$126,313T-16Lucas Bjerregaard$126,313T-16Rory Sabbatini$126,313T-16Sang-hyun Park$126,313T-20Louis Oosthuizen$91,350T-20Stewart Cink $91,350T-20Doc Redman$91,350T-20Lucas Glover$91,350T-20Erik Van Rooyen$91,350T-20Matthew Fitzpatrick$91,350T-20Cameron Smith$91,350T-20Henrik Stenson$91,350T-20Jordan Spieth$91,350T-20Justin Rose$91,350T-30Kevin Kisner$69,875T-30Webb Simpson$69,875T-32Kiradech Aphibarnrat$56,278T-32Jason Kokrak$56,278T-32Bernd Wiesberger$56,278T-32Andrew Wilson$56,278T-32Joost Luiten$56,278T-32Ernie Els$56,278T-32Byeong-Hun An$56,278T-32Andrew Putnam$56,278T-32Dylan Frittelli$56,278T-41Callum Shinkwin$36,925T-41Kyle Stanley$36,925T-41Benjamin Hebert$36,925T-41Inn-choon Hwang$36,925T-41Aaron Wise$36,925T-41Patrick Cantlay$36,925T-41Justin Harding$36,925T-41Russell Knox$36,925T-41Xander Schauffele$36,925T-41Matt Kuchar$36,925T-51Shubhankar Sharma$28,317T-51Branden Grace$28,317T-51Bubba Watson$28,317T-51Matt Wallace$28,317T-51Charley Hoffman$28,317T-51Dustin Johnson$28,317T-57Ashton Turner $26,467T-57Thorbjorn Olesen$26,467T-57Kevin Streelman$26,467T-57Paul Casey$26,467T-57Adam Hadwin$26,467T-57Graeme McDowell$26,467T-63Paul Waring$25,800T-63Jim Furyk$25,800T-63Mikko Korhonen$25,800T-63Romain Langasque$25,800T-67Thomas Pieters$25,088T-67Yosuke Asaji$25,088T-67Sergio Garcia$25,088T-67J.B. Holmes$25,088What are the payouts for golf’s four majors?Brooks Koepka leads the PGA Tour money list with $7,302,884 in 16 events this season and figures to be one of the high earners this weekend. Rory McIlroy, another favorite at this year’s British Open, is second with $6,989,374.Masters 2019GolferPlacePayoutTiger Woods1$2,070,000Dustin JohnsonT-2$858,667Xander SchauffeleT-2$858,667Brooks KoepkaT-2$858,667Webb SimpsonT-5$403,938Jason DayT-5$403,938Tony FinauT-5$403,938Francesco MolinariT-5$403,938Jon RahmT-9$310,500Patrick CantlayT-9$310,500Rickie FowlerT-9$310,500Bubba WatsonT-12$225,400Justin ThomasT-12$225,400Justin HardingT-12$225,400Matt KucharT-12$225,400Ian PoulterT-12$225,400Aaron Wise17$184,000Patton KizzireT-18$161,000Phil MickelsonT-18$161,000Adam ScottT-18$161,000Si-Woo KimT-21$107,956Matthew FitzpatrickT-21$107,956Kyle StanleyT-21$107,956Kevin KisnerT-21$107,956Rory McIlroyT-21$107,956Jordan SpiethT-21$107,956Lucas BjerregaardT-21$107,956Thorbjorn OlesenT-21$107,956Charley HoffmanT-29$78,200Bryson DeChambeauT-29$78,200Louis OosthuizenT-29$78,200Viktor Hovland (a)T-32—Hideki MatsuyamaT-32$68,042Gary WoodlandT-32$68,042Charles Howell IIIT-32$68,042Kevin TwayT-36$55,488Henrik StensonT-36$55,488Tommy FleetwoodT-36$55,488Jimmy WalkerT-36$55,488Alvaro Ortiz (a)T-36—Patrick ReedT-36$55,488Rafa Cabrera BelloT-36$55,488Keegan BradleyT-43$44,850Keith MitchellT-43$44,850Haotong LiT-43$44,850Corey ConnersT-46$37,950Kevin NaT-46$37,950Andrew LandryT-46$37,950Kiradech AphibarnratT-49$32,430Marc LeishmanT-49$32,430PGA Championship 2019PlaceGolferPayout1Brooks Koepka$1,980,0002Dustin Johnson$1,188,000T3Jordan Spieth$575,500T3Patrick Cantlay$575,500T3Matt Wallace$575,5006Luke List$380,0007Sung Kang$343,650T8Gary Woodland$264,395T8Matt Kuchar$264,395T8Rory McIlroy$264,395T8Shane Lowry$264,395T8Erik van Rooyan$264,395T8Adam Scott$264,395T14Chez Reavie$191,655T14Jazz Janewattananond$191,655T16Brandt Snedeker$143,100T16Mike Lorenzo-Vera$143,100T16Abraham Ancer$143,100T16Lucas Glover$143,100T16Lucas Bjerregaard$143,100T16Xander Schauffele$143,100T16Hideki Matsuyama$143,100T23Thomas Pieters$91,000T23Jason Kokrak$91,000T23Billy Horschel$91,000T23Emiliano Grillo$91,000T23Jason Day$91,000T23Jimmy Walker$91,000T29Paul Casey$65,000T29Graeme McDowell$65,000T29Keegan Bradley$65,000T29Webb Simpson$65,000T29Adam Hadwin$65,000T29Justin Rose$65,000T29Sam Burns$65,000T36Beau Hossler$48,200T36Haotong Li$48,200T36Danny Lee$48,200T36Rickie Fowler$48,200T36Harold Varner III$48,200T41Matt Fitzpatrick$36,035.71T41Charles Howell III$36,035.71T41Aaron Wise$36,035.71T41Kiradech Aphibarnrat$36,035.71T41Adam Long$36,035.71T41Scott Piercy$36,035.71T41Danny Willett$36,035.71T48Henrik Stenson$26,250T48Kelly Kraft$26,250T48Bronson Burgoon$26,250T48Francesco Molinari$26,250T48Tommy Fleetwood$26,250T48Tyrrell Hatton$26,250T54Charley Hoffman$22,850T54Justin Harding$22,850T54Cameron Champ$22,850T54Alex Noren$22,850T54J.J. Spaun$22,850T54Zach Johnson$22,850T60Ross Fisher$21,300T60Rob Labritz$21,300T60J.T. Poston$21,300T60Louis Oosthuizen$21,300T64Max Homa$20,200T64Joost Luiten$20,200T64Corey Connors$20,200T64Kurt Kitayama$20,200T64Cameron Smith$20,200T64Thorbjorn Olesen$20,200T64Tony Finau$20,200T71David Lipsky$19,250T71Rafa Cabrera Bello$19,250T71Lucas Herbert$19,250T71Phil Mickelson$19,250T71Daniel Berger$19,250T71Joel Dahmen$19,25077Kevin Tway$18,900T78Andrew Putnam$18,750T78Pat Perez$18,750T80Rich Beem$18,550T80Ryan Vermeer$18,55082Marty Jertson$18,400U.S. Open 2019PlaceGolferPayout1Gary Woodland$2,250,0002Brooks Koepka$1,350,000T3Xander Schauffele$581,872T3Jon Rahm$581,872T3Chez Reavie$581,872T3Justin Rose$581,872T7Adam Scott$367,387T7Louis Oosthuizen$367,387T9Henrik Stenson$288,715T9Chesson Hadley$288,715T9Rory McIlroy$288,715T12Viktor HovlandAmateurT12Matt Fitzpatrick$226,609T12Matt Wallace$226,609T12Danny Willett$226,609T16Webb Simpson$172,455T16Francesco Molinari$172,455T16Byeong Hun An$172,455T16Graeme McDowell$172,455T16Matt Kuchar$172,455T21Paul Casey$117,598T21Alex Prugh$117,598T21Tiger Woods$117,598T21Jason Day$117,598T21Tyrrell Hatton$117,598T21Hideki Matsuyama$117,598T21Patrick Cantlay$117,598T28Sepp Straka$86,071T28Shane Lowry$86,071T28Jim Furyk$86,071T28Nate Lashley$86,071T32Marcus Kinhult$72,928T32Patrick Reed$72,928T32Billy Horschel$72,928T35Aaron Wise$57,853T35Bryson DeChambeau$57,853T35Collin Morikawa$57,853T35Martin Kaymer$57,853T35Jason Dufner$57,853T35Marc Leishman$57,853T35Dustin Johnson$57,853T35Brandon WuAmateurT43Andrew Putnam$41,500T43Rory Sabbatini$41,500T43Erik Van Rooyen$41,500T43Tom Hoge$41,500T43Rickie Fowler$41,500T43Nick Taylor$41,500T49Kevin Kisner$31,385T49Daniel Berger$31,385T49Abraham Ancer$31,385T52Phil Mickelson$27,181T52Charles Howell III$27,181T52Carlos Ortiz$27,181T52Sergio Garcia$27,181T52Haotong Li$27,181T52Scott Piercy$27,181T58Charlie Danielson$25,350T58Zach Johnson$25,350T58Andy Pope$25,350T58Adri Arnaus$25,350T58Harris English$25,350T58Emiliano Grillo$25,350T58Chandler EatonAmateurT65Justin Walters$23,851T65Kyle Stanley$23,851T65Brian Stuard$23,851T65Rafa Cabrera Bello$23,851T65Tommy Fleetwood$23,851T65Jordan Spieth$23,85171Rhys Enoch$22,977T72Cameron Smith$22,353T72Luke Donald$22,353T72Clement Sordet$22,353T72Billy Hurley III$22,35376Bernd Wiesberger$21,72877Brandt Snedeker$21,47878Chip McDaniel$21,224The Open Championship 2018PlaceGolferPayout1Francesco Molinari$1,890,000T2Justin Rose$694,250T2Rory McIlroy$694,250T2Xander Schauffele$694,250T2Kevin Kisner$694,250T6Eddie Pepperell$327,000T6Tiger Woods$327,000T6Kevin Chappell$327,000T9Tony Finau$219,000T9Matt Kuchar$219,000T9Jordan Spieth$219,000T12Patrick Cantlay$154,500T12Thorbjorn Olesen$154,500T12Ryan Moore$154,500T12Tommy Fleetwood$154,500T12Webb Simpson$154,500T17Jason Day$109,714T17Pat Perez$109,714T17Charley Hoffman$109,714T17Adam Scott$109,714T17Erik Van Rooyen$109,714T17Zach Johnson$109,714T17Alex Noren$109,714
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Both players denied the charges when they appeared before Nairobi chief magistrate Francis Andayi. If found guilty they could face up to 15 years in prison.Wanyama and Olaba were released on bail and ordered to appear in court for the next hearing on May 16.Share on: WhatsApp Nairobi, Kenya | AFP | Two Kenyan rugby sevens players, Frank Wanyama and Alex Olaba, appeared in a Nairobi court on Monday charged with the February gang rape of a female singer.Wanyama, 23, who captained Kenya’s second sevens team to win the Victoria Sevens tournament in Zimbabwe in March, and Olaba, 22, are both suspended from the national squad currently in Singapore for the eighth leg of the IRB World Sevens series on April 28-29.
Cam Hicks of Slocan City came away as the big winner at the Meteor Mines Snowmobile Hill Climb Sunday.Hicks won the 800 stock category along with the turbo class title. Chris Hoodicoff of Crescent Valley claimed the top prize in the 800 modified division.In the newly created ladies class, Castlegar’s Amy Enns was declared the winner.“It was a great turnout,” said a race spokes person. “No one was hurt racing or hillclimbing and we hope to see everyone out again next year.”The Sno Goers donated a portion of the proceeds to the Nelson Friends of the Family charity.
To perform this, no false steps might be taken and the groups take excessive measures to return their gamers to work. They do it already of their sports activities cities and, in that sense, the Besiktas has caught the eye of many with a fairly spectacular measure, at the least with the bare eye. He has put in a enormous disinfection booth that each one gamers and workers should undergo in the primary compelled entry to his sports activities heart.The endowment has a sequence of sprinklers inside its construction that spray the particular person with a disinfectant and fungicide compound to remove any sort of virus. The Besiktas have spared no cash and have even personalized the cabin with the membership’s colours and crest. It’s not misplaced within the surroundings and is yet another measure to protect the protection of its employees. The booth has additionally been commissioned from the Turkish firm Etisan, which additionally encourages know-how and nationwide work. Turkish soccer measures and its protocol.Within the coming days the Turkish league will announce the safety measures for the dispute of the matches. As virtually all over the place, they are going to be held behind closed doorways and the groups should endure strict sanitation measures. Clearly, what worries essentially the most is the looks of a constructive as soon as the championship has been re-established. In that sense, soccer is not going to cease and that footballer will likely be eliminated and handled as “an injured participant.” There can even be no adjustments to the championship schedule and the matches will proceed to be performed on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, There’s no rush to hurry up the tip of the season, because the dates are adjusted in order that the whole lot ends on July 25. Lastly, the opportunity of enjoying the lacking matches in a single venue is dominated out and for now every staff will use their stadium. The championship was suspended on the 26th, so there are eight extra days to play, since all of the groups are updated on their calendar. The league is led by Trabzonspor with 53 factors, the identical from Istanbul, whereas Galatasaray from Falcao is third with 50 items. Hugo Rodallega and Óscar Estupiñán, with Denizlispor, are in tenth place with 31 factors.Falcao’s staff, Galatasaray, has already resumed work in its sports activities metropolis. The membership divided the coaching into three teams of gamers, some will go at 11:00, others at 17:00 and the final at 18:30, that is finished to take care of the principles of social distancing and concentrate on the bodily restoration of footballers after spending two months at residence. The coronavirus pandemic can also be hanging in a main approach in Turkey. With some 82 million inhabitants, the Ottoman nation has confirmed greater than 137,00zero positives and goes for greater than 3,700 deaths. The first instances have been registered on March 11. Soccer stopped on March 19 and, like many others, is already making ready to return. The groups have begun to train in sports activities cities amidst excessive safety measures. The intention is to renew home competitors on June 12 and end it on July 26.
0Shares0000Harambee Stars players line up before facing Thailand in a friendly match in Bangkok on October 8, 2017. PHOTO/FKFNAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 16- The twin losses against Iraq and Thailand in the recent Asian Tour of friendly matches by Harambee Stars have proved costly, as the Kenyan football team slumped down a massive 14 places in the latest FIFA rankings released on Monday to rank at 102.Stars lost 2-1 to the Iraqis with whom they were ranked same at 88 before travelling to Bangkok where they suffered a 1-0 loss to Thailand’s War Elephants who were ranked 137th. It was Iraq who benefited hugely from the friendly match as they moved eight slots up to 80th while Thailand dropped down one spot to 138th.Stars have not won any of their last four matches, losing three and drawing once, against Mozambique courtesy of a late equalizer.Despite the withering state of the national team, Football Kenya Federation president Nick Mwendwa has insisted he will keep faith on first coach Stanley Okumbi despite growing public dissatisfaction with his performance.While the Harambee Stars continue dropping on the rankings, neighbors Uganda moved a spot up to 70th to retain their status as East Africa’s best ranked team. Rwanda remained static at 118th while Tanzania dropped down a massive 11 places to 136th.Sudan and Ethiopia both moved down seven places to rank 141st and 151st respectively.Tunisia moved up three places to rank as Africa’s best team at 28th while Egypt who qualified to the World Cup for the first time since 1990 remained static at position 30. Senegal is the third best ranked African country after moving one spot up to 32nd.Worldwide, the top five has not changed with Germany, Brazil, Portugal, Argentina and Brazil remaining the world’s best in that order.0Shares0000(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)
Outstanding performances from Tir Chonaill athletes at National Community GamesAthlone IT was a hive of activity on Saturday and Sunday last when the final weekend of the National Community Games was held in ideal, sunny conditions.Tir Chonaill athletes, representing their communities and county recorded a number of outstanding performances and returned from the festival of sport rewarded and very happy. Gold for Kelly and relay teamSix weeks ago, Kelly Mc Grory, Laghey, was forced to cry of from the national championships because of illness. Kelly bounced back with a victory in the heats of the U16 Girls 100m on Saturday am. She followed up on Sunday am with a 2nd place in the semi-final and in the final individual track event on Sunday evening ran a most positive and aggressive race to record and impressive victory over pre-race favourite Grace Lawlor from Carlow. Donegal Town’s, girls Under 16 – 4 x 100m relay squad of Emma Brady,Donegal Town, Kate McGowan,Clar, Katie Hoad, Frosses,Niamh Mc Grory, Ballydevitt and the already mentioned Kelly Mc Grory had a few minor baton changing hick ups in qualifying via heats and semi-final for Sunday evenings decider. Kelly once more, in the final, anchored the team home for a great victory.In the Boys U16 – 1,500m Mark McGuiness, Dunkineely, ran a sensible semi- final on Saturday evening where he finished 3rd and in Sundays final had his top performance of the season when he won bronze behind Kavanagh, Kerry, and Corcoran, Dublin. Ruth Gillespie, Lough Eske, U14 -80m Hurdles, fought her way to Sundays final via heat and semi-final qualifications. Aideen Kane from Wexford was an impressive winner with less than a metre separating Moorland, Meath, Jennings , Mayo and Gillespie, Donegal. The judges following some deliberation placed the Lough Eske girl 4th .Eva McMullan, Creevy, Ballyshannon, in then U14 – 100m qualified for the final with 2nd –heat and 4th semi-final performances. In a closely contested final Ruth filed 6th position. Other club athletes to perform well were Katie Hoad, U16 Discus and Orla Coughlan, Drumeeney, U12 -100m.Donegal Towns Community Games team representatives also had a successful weekend where the U13 Girls rounders’ team won silver medals, Boys U13 rounders’ team won bronze medals and the Boys U11 Rugby team won bronze medals.Congrats to all and thanks to the numerous coaches and volunteers who prepare and coached these groups Community Games Athletics National Finals ResultsDonegal resutlsGirls U16 100m 1st Kelly McGrory, Donegal Town Advertisement Girls U16 4 x 100m Relay 1st Donegal TownBoys 600m U.12 1st Denver Kelly – Fahan Inch & Burt,Girls U14 Long Jump 2nd Arlene Crossan, Letterkenny EastBoys U12 Ball Throw 2nd Dylan Kearns , Killybegs Advertisement Girls U14 4x 100m Relay 2nd Letterkenny EastGirls U16 , 1,500m 2nd Natasha McArdle,LaganBoys 1500m U.16 3rd Mark McGuinness – KillybegsBoys U14 4 x 100m Relay 3rd Letterkenny WestGirls 80m Hurdles U.14 4th Ruth Gillespie – Donegal Town,Marathon: Boys U.16 Individual 3rd Peter Gibbons – Letterkenny East, Boys U.16 Team 3rd DonegalGirls 80m Hurdles 4th Ruth Gillespie, Donegal TownBoys U13 Walk 4th Ryan Carr, Killybegs ATHLETICS: SUPER PERFORMANCES BY TIR CHONAILL ATHLETES was last modified: August 23rd, 2011 by BrendaShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:ATHLETICS: SUPER PERFORMANCES BY TIR CHONAILL ATHLETES
Tags: AFCON 2021CafCameroonEgypttopUganda The 2021 AFCON will be held in Cameroon. (PHOTO/COURTESY)2021 AFCON DrawsAida Ballroom, CairoThursday, 18-07-2019The draws for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will be held next week on Thursday, July 18th, in Cairo, Egypt.This was confirmed by the Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) who will on the same day hold its 32nd General Assembly.The two events will take place in the lavish Aida Ballroom at the Marriott Hotel.Cameroon who were slated to host the 2019 edition but were deemed ‘not ready’, will host the 33rd AFCON finals.On 30 November 2018, CAF stripped Cameroon from hosting the 2019 AFCON.However, CAF President Ahmad Ahmad said Cameroon accepted to host the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations. Consequently, Ivory Coast, original hosts of 2021, would host the 2023 AFCON, and Guinea, original hosts of 2023, would host the 2025 AFCON.Fifty-two (52) nations including Uganda will take part in the qualifiers which will feature a preliminary round and then group stage.They have been seeded in five pots according to their respective FIFA Rankings with Uganda in pot two alongside the likes of Guinea, South Africa, Cape Verde and Kenya.Uganda has been placed in pot two.The first three pots each have 12 teams with the fourth containing 8 while the other has 9.The potsPot 1:-Cameroon, Senegal, Tunisia, Morocco, DR Congo, Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, Burkina Faso, Mali, Ivory Coast, and Algeria.Pot 2:-Guinea, South Africa, Cape Verde, Uganda, Zambia, Benin, Gabon, Congo, Mauritania, Niger, Kenya and Libya.Pot 3:The countries in pot three are; Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Central Africa Republic (CAR), Namibia, Sierra Leone, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, Angola, Malawi, Togo, Sudan and Tanzania.Pot 4:Burundi, Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, Eswatini, Lesotho, Botswana, Comoros, Ethiopia.Pot 5:Liberia, Mauritius, Gambia, South Sudan, Chad, Sao Tome and Principe, Seychelles, Djibouti.How the draw will be conducted:There will be 12 groups of four teams each. The groups will be named from A to L.The first two teams in each group at the end of the qualifying round will make it for the final tournament.It is highly anticipated that the 24 team finals’ format which was first witnessed in Egypt 2019, will be maintained for Cameroon 2021.Cameroon will be hosting the competition, for the first time since 1972.Comments 