Le tirage au sort de la CAN 2023, prévue en Côte d’Ivoire, aura lieu le 19 avril à partir de 17h 30, a annoncé la Confédération africaine de football (CAF) dans un communiqué.
La même source indique que les éliminatoires vont débuter en juin.
Les préliminaires ayant été déjà jouées en mars, il ne reste que la mise en place des groupes pour les éliminatoires de la phase finale de cette Coupe d’Afrique des nations, prévue en Côte d’Ivoire en juin 2023.
Les deux premières journées auront lieu lors de la fenêtre internationale prévue du 30 mai au 14 juin.
Pour les quatre dernières, elles ont été réparties par deux entre septembre (19 au 27) et mars (20 au 28) 2023.
Au sujet de ses compétitions, l’instance dirigeante du football africain annonce aussi la tenue du tirage au sort de la CAN féminin, le 25 avril à 20h 30 GMT.
Après 20 ans d’absence, l’équipe féminine du Sénégal sera présente à cette phase finale au Maroc en juillet prochain.
Quant au CHAN (championnat d’Afrique des nations), une compétition mettant aux prises des sélections constituées de joueurs locaux, le tirage au sort est prévu le 28 avril.
Les qualifications démarrent en juillet prochain.
Le Sénégal qui a pris part aux deux premières éditions en 2009 et en 2011, court derrière cette compétition. (APS)
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