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All places for the 2019 Nations Cup of Nations were filled, with South Africa taking the last place Sunday night.
While Burundi, Madagascar, and Mauritania created history by qualifying for their first CAN, the 2012 champions, Zambia, were heartbroken by failing to secure a place in Egypt. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's Gabon, Emmanuel Adebayor's Togo and the 2013 finalist, Burkina Faso, do not qualify either.
GHANA – The Black Stars hope to end their 37 years of waiting for the title in Egypt after qualifying for their eighth consecutive tournament.
MADAGASCAR – Madagascar is qualified after their 1-0 home victory over Equatorial Guinea in early October.
BURUNDI – Burundi has qualified for the first time in the African Cup of Nations finals after a 1-1 draw against Gabon on Saturday.
TUNISIA – Tunisia qualified after finishing first in group J, two points over Egypt.
EGYPT – The host country took part in qualifying and secured its place after finishing second behind Tunisia.
SENEGAL – Senegal secured a quick qualification with a 1-0 victory over Sudan in Khartoum in October.
MAURITANIA – Mauritania qualified for the first time in its history with a 2-1 victory over Botswana in November.
ANGOLA – Angola secured a spot in Egypt with a 1-0 win over host country Botswana on Friday to finish top of Group I.
CAMEROON – The reigning Cameroonian sealed his qualifications on the last day after beating Comoros 3-0 in Yaoundé on Saturday.
IVORY COAST – Côte d 'Ivoire has qualified after sharing the spoils with Guinea in Conakry in November.
NIGERIA – Nigeria needed a last-minute goal from Moses Simon to seal a 3-1 home win against Seychelles and qualify as Group E leaders.
UGANDA – The Cranes sealed their qualification with a 1-0 win over Cape Verde in November.
MALI – Mali has finished its unbeaten campaign.
GUINEA – Guinea finished top of Group H, a point above Cote d 'Ivoire.
DR CONGO – The goal of Cedric Bakambu, based in China, Sunday, allowed DR Congo to arrive in Egypt instead of Liberia.
ZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe seals its place with a 2-0 victory over Congo to finish first in Group G ahead of DR Congo.
TANZANIA – Tanzania on Sunday beat their 3-0 opponent in Dar es Salaam to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time since 1980.
KENYA – The Harambee Stars finished second behind Ghana in qualifying.
NAMIBIA – Namibia, though beaten 4-1 by Zambia in Lusaka, qualified in second place in Group K ahead of Mozambique thanks to head-to-head results between the two countries.
BENIGN – Benin beat a Togolese team led by former Real Madrid and Arsenal striker, Emmanuel Adebayor, to qualify for the first time since 2010.
SOUTH AFRICA – Bafana Bafana got the last place in Egypt after her 2-1 victory over Libya in Tunisia on Sunday.
GUINEA-BISSAU – Frederic Mendy drastically equalized the time lost by securing first place in Group K Guinea-Bissau after a 2-2 draw at home against Mozambique.
ALGERIA Algeria surpbaded Group D with 11 points to qualify for the final.
MOROCCO – Hervé Renard's team booked their place in the Afcon after their 2-0 win over Cameroon in Casablanca in November.
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