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The 2010 African Cup of Nations begins on 10 January in Angola, with the hosts kicking off the tournament against Mali.
That will be the first of 32 matches that will be played in Angola over a three-week period, culminating in the final in the capital city of Luanda on 31 January.
The complete list of 2010 African Cup of Nations fixtures is listed below, and when the competition starts, you can check back here for results and reports.
Group Stage
Group A – Algeria, Angola, Malawi, Mali
Sunday, 10 January 2010
Angola v. Mali
Monday, 11 January 2010
Malawi v. Algeria
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Mali v. Algeria
Angola v. Malawi
Monday, 18 January 2010
Angola v. Algeria
Mali v. Malawi
Group B – Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Togo
Monday, 11 January 2010
Ivory Coast v. Burkina Faso
Ghana v. Togo
Friday, 15 January 2010
Ivory Coast v. Ghana
Burkina Faso v. Togo
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Burkina Faso v. Ghana
Ivory Coast v. Togo
Group C – Benin, Egypt, Mozambique, Nigeria
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
Egypt v. Nigeria
Mozambique v. Benin
Saturday, 16 January 2010
Nigeria v. Benin
Mozambique v. Egypt
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Egypt v. Benin
Nigeria v. Mozambique
Group D – Cameroon, Gabon, Tunisia, Zambia
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Cameroon v. Gabon
Zambia v. Tunisia
Sunday, 17 January 2010
Gabon v. Tunisia
Cameroon v. Zambia
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Gabon v. Zambia
Cameroon v. Tunisia
Quarterfinals
Sunday, 24 January 2010
QF 1 – Group A winners v. Group B runners-up
QF 2 – Group B winners v. Group A runners-up
Monday, 25 January 2010
QF 3 – Group C winners v. Group D runners-up
QF 4 – Group D winners v. Group C runners-up
Semifinals
Thursday, 28 January 2010
QF 1 winners v. QF 4 winners
QF 2 winners v. QF 3 winners
Third-Place Playoff
Saturday, 30 January 2010
SF 1 losers v. SF 2 losers
Final
Sunday, 31 January 2010
SF 1 winners v. SF 2 winners

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I believe the saying that, GOD helps those who help themselves. All the 16 teams are good. If not so they wouln’t have qualify to represent their Countries. So guys let’s not underate any team. I hope the mighty teams will fall before the final match. GOD helps Africa Football!!!
What the hell did the Angolan rebels do to the Togolise Players, this is unfair, Why didn’t the rebels settle this before now, why hurt another mans child to gain attention, I don’t care if the Government calls it Terrorism or not, all I need is
the problem to be solved. Will the Togo players Play in the match?
Ebenezer From Nigeria.
Why would the people of Angola fire bullets on Togo team.
How can the tournament be held where security is not guaranteed?
Shame shame
I don’t know about zambia Malawi Angola etc
but one thing for sure, Nigeria will not win it. Just look at how much they strugled even to reach the ACN.
Nigeria might have been the king of African football but that has changed.
Every Dog has it’s day. And the day for Nigeria is long gone.
I think, with the big incentive given to the Nigerian Coach he can win but the same should have been done to the players too. But for the attack on the Togolis players it might affect their performance negative and why on the Togolis instead of the Angolans
Nigeria i s out of the cup let Ivory
Coast have the cup.
I’m from Nigeria, but i do not believe
NIgeria football.
This time Zambia takes the cup why always western countries?
wish you luck Zambia
I think Cameroon will win the African cup of nations because they will want to show the world how prepare the are for the world cup like always. Bravo……….. lions long life.
OH OH OH what the angola rebles did to the togolees was not good.The african football association should not allow a fighting or disagreement country to host any national games.
People should begin to think streight. How could the rebels do that to the Togolees player? May the Lord deal with them. Given Gigs of Zambia. Wishing all the teams the best. I love Zambia my mother country God bless Zambian. Peace to all reading my email
Many may think Malawi, the Flames, are @ the AFCON just to give out points but they will be surprised to see how the tables will be turned up side down by these undisputably sleeping African biters.
ALL THE BEST MA FLAMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont think it wud be right for one to say any team at the AFCON is an underdog to others cos that stage is the last any BIG African team dreamt of been at, so thumbs up boys for havin qualified to the African cup of Nations 2010.
what are the timings for these games? i havent come across a place where time is being displayed. please show us the the timings……..
The cup belongs to Ivory Coast. We better all accept this sooner than later.
“i’m frm nigeria, buh i do not beleive nigeria football” wht on earth r uu talkin about? if u r a nigerian u’ve got every reason to support our team nt other ppls team!!
there is only one african team that one can trust,the black stars.gud luck boys,the cup is ours
it is an animalistic behaviour on the part of Angolan rebels…….what could have prompted such unacceptable and destuctive act in this era. i think the Angola government should carefully investigate this case and appologise with immediate effect to the Togolise government.
The Afica football association should be held responsible for what happen to the Togo team. How can they allow such an important competition be hosted by a country that is run by rebels. All rebel know how to do is claim lives unjustly to establish thier claims or presence. I pray and hope no more problems.
For sure Cameroon will win the Nations cup.Forget about Ivory Coast,Ghana,Nigeria,Tunisia,Angola.These are all flashy teams.They impress their fans by playing stylish football and not by winning.