2026 World Cup: The schedule of major appointments for African countries

Author: Edinam Franck DeflyPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: International

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2026 World Cup: The schedule of major appointments for African countries

The article details the match schedule for African teams in the 2026 World Cup. It presents the dates and opponents for each qualified African nation, along with the venues. Fans can thus plan to follow the performances of their favorite teams.

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