The indomitable lions of Cameroon had a herculean task against the Elephants of Côté d’ivoire and they didn’t fail to live up to the expectation as the boys of Antonio Concecao held their counterparts from west Africa to join the last 10 hopefuls for a spot amongst the elites of world football.

The cartage eagles of Tunisia had to leave it late like their counterparts of group D for a spot on the next round as they emphatically made the last day count when it mattered with a win over the chipolopolos of Zambia to seal top spot ahead of Equatorial Guinea and consequently a spot in the last round of qualifiers.

The final round of qualifier will see teams like Algeria who finished as the undisputed champions of group A with 14 points seconded by Burkina Faso who’s 12 points couldn’t take them through.

Nigeria and Cape Verde had to leave it to the last minute for a spot in the next round as the super eagles showed their dominance and why they are a top team in the continent. They battled through the giant killers in group C to finish top with 13 points just 2 behind the blue sharks.

Mali will also be looking at their chance and eyeing a spot at the world football soccer jamboree in Qatar after haven set aside competition from other sides vying for the same spot like Uganda and Kenya. the eagles of Mali now awaits their opponents of the next round.

Only one of the Two brightest African talents in Mohammed Salah and Pierre Aubameyang will be at the next round of qualifiers for the 2022 world cup as the pharaohs of Egypt cruised comfortably to the next round with 14 points and a plus 6 goals difference.

The veritable battle was between Ghana and south Africa as these giants of Africa went on loggerheads with each other and Ghana had the edge over the Bafana Bafana’s edging them to top spot even though both teams had the same Points and goal difference but the black stars marched on following their head to head record.

Senegal and Morocco in groups H and I both had the easiest rides to the last round with a tally of more than half of their closest rivals in the group. The west African and North African Giants set the pace and sent a strong message to their next opponents with a clear message that their aim is rumbling with the top counties at the world’s most popular footballing event next year in Qatar.

The Democratic Republic of Congo had to wade off the challenge that Benin cane with to book a spot in the last qualifying round by edging their closest challengers to that top seat by a single point finishing top with 11 points to their account.