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23, July 2017
Will Cameroon be ready to host a bigger Africa Cup of Nations? 0
We reported earlier about the decision by the Confederation of African Football (Caf) to expand the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) from 16 to 24 teams and moving the competition to June/July.
Implementing the changes for the next tournament, less than two years away, heaps more pressure on the hosts of Afcon 2019 Cameroon.
Caf say they’ll go on an inspection tour in September to check on progress, with the country already facing questions over its preparations. The 50% increase in participants intensifies that.
Cameroon sports minister Ismael Bidoung told Reuters news agency:
I would like to reassure the national and international opinion that the government is fully committed to fulfilling the Caf’s specifications and to date, no Caf mission has reported any delay in preparations.”
Meanwhile Morocco have made it clear they would be prepared to step in if needed.
Source: BBC