The African qualifying competition for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ got underway, with the initial two matchdays coming off on Wednesday September 1, 2021 through to the 3rd of September.

Every one of the national teams represented their respective countries in the qualification for the World’s most esteemed football competition, which is booked to occur in Qatar one year from now.

FIFA World Cup 2022™: Organizers Report On Their Progress

Below are the qualifying matches and the scoreline so far for the 2022 FIFA World Cup In Qatar.

WEDNESDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER

3pm: Central African Republic v Cape Verde
6pm: Senegal v Togo
6pm: Guinea-Bissau v Guinea
9pm: Mali v Rwanda
9pm: Libya v Gabon

THURSDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER

3pm: Kenya v Uganda
3pm: DR Congo v Tanzania
6pm: Niger v Burkina Faso
6pm: Namibia v Congo
6pm: Madagascar v Benin
9pm: Algeria v Djibouti
9pm: Egypt v Angola
9pm: Morocco v Sudan

FRIDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER

3pm: Mozambique v Ivory Coast
3pm: Zimbabwe v South Africa
6pm: Mauritania v Zambia
6pm: Nigeria v Liberia
9pm: Tunisia v Equatorial Guinea
9pm: Cameroon v Malawi
9pm: Ghana v Ethiopia

SCORES:

Central African Republic 1 – 1 Cape Verde
Senegal 2 – 0 Togo
Guinea-Bissau 1 – 1 Guinea
Mali 1 – 0 Rwanda
Libya 2 – 1 Gabon
Egypt 1 – 0 Angola

Kenya 0 – 0 Uganda
DR Congo 1 – 1 Tanzania
Niger 0 – 2 Burkina Faso
Namibia 1 – 1 Congo
Madagascar 0 – 1 Benin
Algeria 8 – 0 Djibouti
Morocco 2 – 0 Sudan

Mozambique 0 – 0 Ivory Coast
Zimbabwe 0 – 0 South Africa
Mauritania 1 – 2 Zambia
Nigeria 2 – 0 Liberia
Tunisia 3 – 0 Equatorial Guinea
Cameroon 2 – 0 Malawi
Ghana 1 – 0 Ethiopia