Beginning of a main qualifying round

From next week four continents are going to play three qualifying tournaments for their own championships plus one official event. Couple of those are going to have their last two rounds, one of them will be on halfway, while the rest is going to start a new qualifying cycle.
And that one is going to be playing throughout Africa. The first eight preliminary games were played last month, thus from this and right until November 2020 (exactly one year) the main qualifiers are going to be on for the Africa Cup of Nations 2021. A concept of these qualifiers is simple: from 12 groups there are 4 teams each, so the only top two are going to travel to Cameroon.
In six consecutive days and nights two rounds will start with the following schedule:

13 November, Wednesday at 14.00 CET: Central African Republic - Burundi.
13 November, Wednesday at 14.00 CET: Malawi - South Sudan.
13 November, Wednesday at 16.00 CET: Namibia - Chad.
13 November, Wednesday at 17.00 CET: Cameroon - Cape Verde.
13 November, Wednesday at 17.00 CET: Guinea-Bissau - Eswatini.
13 November, Wednesday at 17.00 CET: Nigeria - Benin.
13 November, Wednesday at 17.00 CET: Sierra Leone - Lesotho.
13 November, Wednesday at 20.00 CET: Angola - Gambia.
13 November, Wednesday at 20.00 CET: Burkina Faso - Uganda.
13 November, Wednesday at 20.00 CET: Senegal - Congo.
13 November, Wednesday at 20.00 CET: Sudan - Sao Tome and Principe.

14 November, Thursday at 17.00 CET: Egypt - Kenya.
14 November, Thursday at 17.00 CET: Mozambique - Rwanda.
14 November, Thursday at 17.00 CET: Togo - Comoros.
14 November, Thursday at 20.00 CET: Algeria - Zambia.
14 November, Thursday at 20.00 CET: Democratic Republic of Congo - Gabon.
14 November, Thursday at 20.00 CET: Ghana - South Africa.
14 November, Thursday at 20.00 CET: Mali - Guinea.

15 November, Friday at 17.00 CET: Tanzania - Equatorial Guinea.
15 November, Friday at 17.00 CET: Zimbabwe - Botswana.
15 November, Friday at 20.00 CET: Morocco - Mauritania.
15 November, Friday at 20.00 CET: Tunisia - Libya.

16 November, Saturday at 14.00 CET: Madagascar - Ethiopia.
16 November, Saturday at 20.00 CET: Ivory Coast - Niger.

17 November, Sunday at 12.00 CET: South Sudan - Burkina Faso.
17 November, Sunday at 13.00 CET: Chad - Mali.
17 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Benin - Sierra Leone.
17 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Eswatini - Senegal.
17 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: South Africa - Sudan.
17 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Uganda - Malawi.
17 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Congo - Guinea-Bissau.
17 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Guinea - Namibia.
17 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Lesotho - Nigeria.
17 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Rwanda - Cameroon.
17 November, Sunday at 20.00 CET: Gabon - Angola.