Africa has its own, separate, Nation event

As we had too many Nations league competitions, this article is about the Africa Nations Cup. Throughout the continent, it will be played all 24 qualifying duels from the penultimate, fifth round. Schedule of games should be the following, although some can vary.

16 November, Friday at 14.00 CET: South Sudan - Burundi.
16 November, Friday at 17.00 CET: Egypt - Tunisia.
16 November, Friday at 20.00 CET: Morocco - Cameroon.

17 November, Saturday at 13.00 CET: Comoros - Malawi.
17 November, Saturday at 13.30 CET: Seychelles - Libya.
17 November, Saturday at 14.00 CET: South Africa - Nigeria.
17 November, Saturday at 14.00 CET: Uganda - Cape Verde.
17 November, Saturday at 15.00 CET: Namibia - Guinea-Bissau.
17 November, Saturday at 16.00 CET: Equatorial Guinea - Senegal.
17 November, Saturday at 16.00 CET: Gabon - Mali.
17 November, Saturday at 17.30 CET: Gambia - Benin.

18 November, Sunday at 12.30 CET: Madagascar - Sudan.
18 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Ethiopia - Ghana.
18 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Kenya - Sierra Leone.
18 November, Sunday at 14.30 CET: Eswatini - Niger.
18 November, Sunday at 14.30 CET: Mozambique - Zambia.
18 November, Sunday at 14.30 CET: Rwanda - Central African Republic.
18 November, Sunday at 15.00 CET: Lesotho - Tanzania.
18 November, Sunday at 15.30 CET: Congo - Democratic Republic of Congo.
18 November, Sunday at 16.00 CET: Angola - Burkina Faso.
18 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Liberia - Zimbabwe.
18 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Togo - Algeria.
18 November, Sunday at 18.00 CET: Guinea - Ivory Coast.
18 November, Sunday at 18.00 CET: Mauritania - Botswana.