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The Africa Cup of Nation, formally known as CAN 2022, also known as Africa Cup of Nations following its title sponsor, is currently the most famous international men's soccer association football tournament in the entire globe, second only to FIFA (soccer for the world's favorite mini game, as the name suggests). It has been running since 1957, and is scheduled every four years, with qualification usually based on the countries performance in the previous four Globe Cups. In addition to that, the competition also contains a qualification phase for the Asian Football Symposium, which makes this tournament special among the rest. There are four squads who have qualified in CAN 2021, all of which are located in Africa: Botswana, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya and Morocco. This year's tournament is being played in Egypt where Egyptian users Mustafa Aminu and Gyaneshir Aminu are leading the method. They are joined by Newcastle United forward Wayne Routledge and Celtic FC's Scottish international defender Neil Balborough. However, despite their ok form lately, the squads are widely expected to perform versus stronger opposition in order to victory this year's africa cup. The squads are separated into three various groups, with the holders of each group qualifying for the actual cup, while the runners up will join those from the lower groups who will represent the next scene. The format used in qualification for this tournament is quite related to that used in the FIFA Globe Cup, with round-robin fixtures deciding the rankings and the top two squads progressing to the playoffs. The bottom two squads in each group are always relegated to the next scene of the competition, while the winners of each group go on to face off versus the another sides in the quarter-finals and the final competition. The Cafasso outfit have always impressed me over the years and I am expecting them to do so once more this year when they face off versus Tunisia in the first round. Tunisia are also a well-drilled side, having won just two matches all season, but I expect them to do well versus a squad such as Cafasso who are created up of world-class footballers. The semi-finals will also be hard-fought affairs, with the top two squads often needing a victory versus either Kenya or Morocco in order to ebook their put in the final competition. So if you are preparing for the Africa Cup of Nation, now is definitely the time to place your faith in a country like Tunisia, who have only recently won their first ever mini game, although they have qualified for the latest six editions of the tournament.