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Pour la phase finale du CHAN 2011 ( Au Soudan), la RDC va jouer le 1er tour des eliminatoires contre le Gabon ... le 1er match le 12-14 mars 2010 et le match retour 2 semaines plus tard ...

Le Gabon, une equipe en pleine evolution .... une serieuse opposition en vue ...

Oui, voici les différentes rencontres :



DR Congo face Gabon test for Chan

The 2011 CHAN will double in size from eight to 16 teams
The inaugural Champions of the African Nations Championship, DR Congo will have to beat Gabon over two legs to make it to the 2011 edition.

Also known as CHAN, this tournament is specifically for players competing in their country's domestic league.

The 2011 CHAN will take place in Sudan and will double in size from eight to 16 teams.

Countries hoping to be in Sudan in two years' time will qualify from six zones.

The preliminary rounds will take place in November and December and feature the likes of Sierra Leone, Mauritania and Djibouti.

The main qualifying round will take place in March 2010, with some countries just needing to win just one two-legged tie to secure their place in Sudan.

Sudan qualify automatically as hosts of the tournament.



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The 2011 African Nations Championship qualifying draw

North Zone

First Round

Algeria* v Libya

Tunisia* v Morocco

First leg: March 12-14/Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify for finals

West Zone A

Preliminary round

Mauritania v Sierra Leone

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Guinea* v Mali

Senegal* v Mauritania or Sierra Leone

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify

West Zone B

First round

Togo v Ivory Coast*

Burkina Faso v Ghana*

Niger v Nigeria*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify

Central Zone

Preliminary round

Congo v Equatorial Guinea

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Congo or Equatorial Guinea v Cameroon*

Gabon v Democratic Republic of Congo (holders)*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Losers Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon v losers Gabon and DR Congo

First leg: May 21-23/ Second leg: June 4-6

First and second round winners qualify

Central Zone East

Preliminary round

Djibouti v Somalia

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Burundi v Uganda*

Eritrea v Rwanda*

Ethiopia v Kenya*

Djibouti or Somalia v Tanzania*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Burundi or Uganda v Ethiopia or Kenya

Djibouti, Somalia or Tanzania v Eritrea or Rwanda

First leg: May 21-23, second: June 4-6

Winners qualify

South Zone

First round

Botswana v South Africa*

Seychelles v Namibia*

Madagascar v Angola*

Swaziland v Zimbabwe*

Malawi v Mozambique*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Seychelles or Namibia v Swaziland or Zimbabwe

Botswana or South Africa v Zambia

Madagascar or Angola v Malawi or Mozambique

First leg: May 21-23/ Second leg: June 4-6

Winners qualify

*denotes seeded team

En 2011, Les Léopards locaux auront renouvellé leur effectif d'au moins 50%. Beaucoup des champions actuels ne seront plus là.

Je vois que l'egypt ne participe pas encore. Est-ce qu'ils croient qu'ils sont trop bien pour cette competition?

Si c'etait le cameroun qui avait gagne, il serait automatiquement qualifie, sacre Issa Ayatou

Kansebu a écrit :....

Pour la phase finale du CHAN 2011 ( Au Soudan), la RDC va jouer le 1er tour des eliminatoires contre le Gabon ... le 1er match le 12-14 mars 2010 et le match retour 2 semaines plus tard ...

Le Gabon, une equipe en pleine evolution .... une serieuse opposition en vue ...

Le détenteur du trophée passe aussi par les préliminaires????

C'est vraiment injuste pour l'Afrique Centrale détenteur du trophée soit représentée par un seul pays.

Ilunga a écrit :Oui, voici les différentes rencontres :



DR Congo face Gabon test for Chan

The 2011 CHAN will double in size from eight to 16 teams
The inaugural Champions of the African Nations Championship, DR Congo will have to beat Gabon over two legs to make it to the 2011 edition.

Also known as CHAN, this tournament is specifically for players competing in their country's domestic league.

The 2011 CHAN will take place in Sudan and will double in size from eight to 16 teams.

Countries hoping to be in Sudan in two years' time will qualify from six zones.

The preliminary rounds will take place in November and December and feature the likes of Sierra Leone, Mauritania and Djibouti.

The main qualifying round will take place in March 2010, with some countries just needing to win just one two-legged tie to secure their place in Sudan.

Sudan qualify automatically as hosts of the tournament.



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The 2011 African Nations Championship qualifying draw

North Zone

First Round

Algeria* v Libya

Tunisia* v Morocco

First leg: March 12-14/Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify for finals

West Zone A

Preliminary round

Mauritania v Sierra Leone

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Guinea* v Mali

Senegal* v Mauritania or Sierra Leone

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify

West Zone B

First round

Togo v Ivory Coast*

Burkina Faso v Ghana*

Niger v Nigeria*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Winners qualify

Central Zone

Preliminary round

Congo v Equatorial Guinea

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Congo or Equatorial Guinea v Cameroon*

Gabon v Democratic Republic of Congo (holders)*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Losers Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon v losers Gabon and DR Congo

First leg: May 21-23/ Second leg: June 4-6

First and second round winners qualify

Central Zone East

Preliminary round

Djibouti v Somalia

First leg: Nov 27-29/ Second leg: Dec 11-13

First round

Burundi v Uganda*

Eritrea v Rwanda*

Ethiopia v Kenya*

Djibouti or Somalia v Tanzania*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Burundi or Uganda v Ethiopia or Kenya

Djibouti, Somalia or Tanzania v Eritrea or Rwanda

First leg: May 21-23, second: June 4-6

Winners qualify

South Zone

First round

Botswana v South Africa*

Seychelles v Namibia*

Madagascar v Angola*

Swaziland v Zimbabwe*

Malawi v Mozambique*

First leg: March 12-14/ Second leg: March 26-28

Second round

Seychelles or Namibia v Swaziland or Zimbabwe

Botswana or South Africa v Zambia

Madagascar or Angola v Malawi or Mozambique

First leg: May 21-23/ Second leg: June 4-6

Winners qualify

*denotes seeded team

Pas tres bien compris, 16 equipes pour la phase finale... ET

MODESTE a écrit :C'est vraiment injuste pour l'Afrique Centrale détenteur du trophée soit représentée par un seul pays.

Alors comment on doit avoir 1 qualifie par zone...
N'est ce pas un paradoxe ???

sixloups a écrit :Si c'etait le cameroun qui avait gagne, il serait automatiquement qualifie, sacre Issa Ayatou

Vive le lobbying de omari. il a peur de Ayatou ou quoi? la rdc devait etre qualifié d'office

MODESTE a écrit :C'est vraiment injuste pour l'Afrique Centrale détenteur du trophée soit représentée par un seul pays.

Il y a trois pays de l'afrique centrale qui qualifie.

Le vainqueur du match Cameroun et Congo-Brazza/Equitorial Guinea se qualifie.
Le vainqueur du match Gabon et RDC se qualifie.

Les perdants jouent et le vainqueur se qualifie.