Group A: Cape Verde, Nigeria and Uganda in 2nd tour
The history of bonuses and other internal issues within the Federation led to the disqualification of the Mali national team. The Eagles have, in fact, recorded a second forfeit this Saturday against Nigeria, synonymous with disqualification in the race for the 2023 World Cup.
As a result, Cape Verde, Nigeria and Uganda qualify for the second round of playoffs. This Saturday, Cape Verde (7 pts) consolidated its leading position by beating Uganda (87-78). Nigeria (4 pts +9) and Uganda (4 pts -32) meet this Sunday for the 2th Group A spot.
Group B: Rwanda plays its survival against Tunisia
Rwanda signed its first victory in these 2023 World Cup qualifiers by beating Cameroon (59-57) this Saturday. The Rwandans were leading at the break (34-15) but they were unable to keep this big lead.
Cameroonians (6 pts -16) are 3thwhile the Rwandans (6 pts -41) point to the 4th place.
This Sunday, Cameroon will meet South Sudan, while Rwanda will challenge Tunisia. The Rwandan team must win and count on a defeat by Cameroon to qualify for the second round.
South Sudan recorded its 5th rank success ahead of Tunisia (75-61). The South Sudanese (10 pts) will finish as leaders of the group regardless of the result of the match against Cameroon.
Group C: remote duel Guinea – Central African Republic
Guinea and the Central African Republic are fighting for the last qualifying ticket in this group. The Guineans were beaten by the Angolans (65-85). But they remain however at the 3th place because the Central African Republic lost to Côte d’Ivoire (63-73).
This Sunday, Guinea will meet Côte d’Ivoire, while the Central African Republic will face Angola. Guineans and Central Africans must in no case lose. The loser will be eliminated from these playoffs.
Côte d’Ivoire (10 pts) and Angola (8 pts) have qualified for the second round of the 2023 World Cup qualifiers. The Ivorians are guaranteed to finish at the top of the group.
Group D: Leopards sink Lions
The Senegalese have not recovered from their defeat against Egypt (43-76) on Friday. They again lowered their flag to DR Congo (60-72). The Lions (7 pts) are 3th and jeopardize their chance to qualify for the 2023 World Cup. They will have to take at least 10 of the 12 points over the windows of August 2022 and February 2023. But it will not be easy against South Sudan, Tunisia, Cameroon or the Rwanda. DR Congo (9 pts +26) holds its 2th place and will cross Egypt this Sunday (1is, 9 pts +113). This will be the “final” of the 1time square. The Senegalese team will try to revive against Kenya, already eliminated.
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Mondial 2023-Qualifications: Program 3th daytime
Group A
Sunday July 3, 2022
Bank Kigali Arena
13h00 Nigeria – Uganda
Exempt : Cap-Vert
Group B
Sunday July 3, 2022
Bank Kigali Arena
16h00 Rwanda – Tunisia
19h00 Cameroon – South Sudan
Group C
Sunday July 3, 2022
Treichville Sports Palace
16h00 Angola – Central African Republic
19h00 Guinea – Ivory Coast
Group D
Sunday July 3, 2022
Alexandria
18h00 DR Congo – Egypt
20h30 Senegal – Kenya
Results 2th daytime
Group A
Cape Verde – Uganda 87-78
Exempt : Nigeria
Group B
Saturday July 2, 2022
Cameroon – Rwanda 52-59
South Sudan – Tunisia 75-61
Group C
Saturday July 2, 2022
Guinea – Angola 65-85
Ivory Coast – Central African Republic 73-63
Group D
Saturday July 2, 2022
Kenya – Egypt 39-72
Senegal – RD Congo 60-72
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Results 1time daytime
Group A
Friday 1is July 2022
Nigeria – Cap-Vert 70-79
Uganda – Mali 20-00
Group B
Friday 1is July 2022
Rwanda – South Sudan 63-73
Tunisia – Cameroon 65-54
Group C
Friday 1is July 2022
Central African Republic – Guinea 61-56
Angola – Ivory Coast 73-75
Group D
Friday 1is July 2022
RD Congo – Kenya 20-00
Egypt – Senegal 76-43
Ranking
Group A: 1is Cap-Vert (7 pts +23), 2e Nigeria (4 pts +9), 3e Uganda (4 pts -32), 4e Mali (disqualified)
Group B: 1is South Sudan (10 pts +50), 2th Tunisia (8 pts +7), 3th Cameroon (6 pts -16), 4th Rwanda (6 pts -41)
Group C: 1is Ivory Coast (10 pts +52), 2e Angola (8 pts +63), 3e Guinea (6 pts -47), 4e Central African Republic (6 pts -68)
Group D: 1is Egypt (9 pts +113), 2th RD Congo (9 pts +26), 3th Senegal (7 pts +15), 4th Kenya (4 pts -162)