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schema:articleBody	Mali and Tunisia qualified for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations finals on Tuesday to follow in the footsteps of title holders Algeria, Senegal and hosts Cameroon. Another 19 places will be up for grabs during the final two matchdays between March 22 and 30 with record seven-time champions Egypt among those close to securing places. Sekou Koita and Moussa Doumbia scored in Mali's 2-1 win over Namibia in Windhoek which clinched an eighth consecutive appearance at the African football showcase. Tunisia will be going to the finals for a record-extending 15th consecutive time after drawing 1-1 with Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, where Saifeddine Khaoui gave them an early lead. Neither Group A frontrunners Mali nor Group J pacesetters Tunisia are assured of winning their four-nation groups, but both are certain of top-two finishes and qualification. Senegal clinched a place Sunday, Algeria did likewise Monday and Cameroon fill the place automatically reserved for the host nation. Aston Villa forward Mahmoud Trezeguet scored the final goal as Egypt romped to a 3-0 Group G win over Togo in Lome, with Mohamed 'Afsha' Magdy and Mohamed Sherif also on the scoresheet. Chelsea's Hakim Ziyech scored the first goal and created the second as Group E leaders Morocco overcame the Central African Republic 2-0 in Douala. After the dramatic four-goal comeback by Sierra Leone to force a 4-4 Group L draw in Nigeria last week, the reverse fixture provided little drama and ended 0-0 in Freetown. A stoppage-time goal from Mohamed Abdelrahman gave Sudan a surprise 1-0 victory over Group C leaders Ghana, who were captained for the first time by fourth-choice Jordan Ayew, the Crystal Palace forward. Injuries ruled out midfielders Andre Ayew and Thomas Partey, the first and second choice skippers, and the next in line, goalkeeper Richard Ofori, was suspended. dl/td
schema:headline	Mali and Tunisia qualify for Africa Cup of Nations
schema:mentions	Morocco national football team Nigeria national football team Cameroon national football team Algeria national football team Confederation of African Football Douala Lomé Senegal national football team Chelsea F.C. Sea captain Association football Moussa Doumbia (footballer, born 1994) Sékou Koïta Mohamed Sherif (footballer, born 1996) No. 4 Group RAF André Ayew Namibia national football team Sierra Leone national football team Jordan Ayew Windhoek Thomas Partey Togo national football team 2002 FIFA World Cup Group E Tanzania national football team Sudan national football team Freetown Mali national football team Hakim Ziyech Ghana national football team 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualification Dar es Salaam Tunisia national football team Egypt national football team Central African Republic Crystal Palace F.C. Aston Villa F.C.
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-17 (xsd:date)
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