Last eliminatory games from Africa

Apart from CONCACAF region, one other continent is going to have its own official championship this summer: the African Cup of Nations. To get to the finals 23 last duels need to be played (one match is cancelled) in order to know which 24 teams are going to entertain us in Egypt from this June. Some teams are already qualified for the finals, but some needs to sweat good and next weekend play 'the game of their lives'. As always, there is little information about the exact kickoff times, but the schedule have to look like this:

22 March, Friday at 14.00 CET: Malawi - Morocco.
22 March, Friday at 16.00 CET: Nigeria - Seychelles.
22 March, Friday at 18.00 CET: Botswana - Angola.
22 March, Friday at 18.00 CET: Burkina Faso - Mauritania.

22 March, Friday at 18.00 CET: Sudan - Equatorial Guinea.

22 March, Friday at 19.15 CET: Tunisia - Eswatini.

22 March, Friday at 20.45 CET: Algeria - Gambia.

23 March, Saturday at 14.00 CET: Burundi - Gabon.

23 March, Saturday at 15.00 CET: Senegal - Madagascar.

23 March, Saturday at 16.00 CET: Cameroon - Comoros.

23 March, Saturday at 16.30 CET: Niger - Egypt.

23 March, Saturday at 17.30 CET: Guinea-Bissau - Mozambique.

23 March, Saturday at 17.30 CET: Zambia - Namibia.

23 March, Saturday at 18.00 CET: Ivory Coast - Rwanda.

23 March, Saturday at 19.00 CET: Ghana - Kenya.

23 March, Saturday at 20.00 CET: Mali - South Sudan.

24 March, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Democratic Republic of Congo - Liberia.

24 March, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Zimbabwe - Congo.

24 March, Sunday at 15.00 CET: Central African Republic - Guinea.
24 March, Sunday at 16.00 CET: Benin - Togo.
24 March, Sunday at 16.00 CET: Cape Verde - Lesotho.
24 March, Sunday at 16.00 CET: Tanzania - Uganda.
24 March, Sunday at 18.00 CET: Libya - South Africa.