The proposal to change AFCON to a quadrennial tournament after 2028 was met with criticism from multiple high-profile figures ...

CAF's Patrice Motsepe has said that the organisation is considering moving AFCON back to a biennial cycle, having only ...

The Confederation of African Football is considering a return to a two-year cycle for the Africa Cup of Nations, President ...

The Africa Cup of Nations may continue to be held every two years, with discussions under way to reverse its proposed switch ...

Senegalese lawyer Patrick Kabou has expressed strong confidence in Senegal’s chances of winning its legal dispute with ...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport to rule within days on appeal against decision to strip Senegal of AFCON title.

CAF is considering bringing the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) back to a two-year cycle, President Patrice Motsepe confirmed on Friday.

The tournament proper, set for June 19-July 17 in the East African nations of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda will look to build on and rebound from a controversial final that saw Senegal beat Morocco ...

The main qualifying stage will feature 48 national teams divided into 12 groups. The top two will advance from most sections, but the system changes in groups containing the three host nations.

Senegal's appeal against the decision to strip them of the Africa Cup of Nations title will be heard on Oct. 8.

Patrice Motsepe, president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), has confirmed that the governing body is reviewing ...