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African Nations Championship, also known as African Championship of Nations, CHAN, Total African Nations Championship, is a professional football tournament in Africa for men. There are overall 16 teams that typically compete in a period between January and February. The current holder of the title is Senegal and the teams that hold the most titles are Morocco, DR Congo. Sofascore tracks live football scores and African Nations Championship table, results, statistics and top scorers. In the 2023 season, among the most popular teams in African Nations Championship for online searches are Morocco, Cameroon, Tanzania. To follow today’s games and other active tournaments, please visit the main page for all competitions in Africa.
Competition format of African Nations Championship
The first edition of the African Nations Championship took place in 2009 when the first tournament winner was DR Congo. The best 8 teams qualify to the main competition. The main competition consists of 16 teams divided into 4 groups. The preliminary phase includes 3 rounds that work as a knockout stage. The best teams qualify for the second phase of the competition. The final stage of the competition consists of a playoff round where the most successful 8 teams compete for the title of the African Nations Championship competition.
Top scorers and goals
The top scorer in the African Nations Ch.ship 2020 season was Aymen Mahious with 5 goals. The average number of goals in the tournament for season 2023 is 1.90 per game.The top three scorers of all time in African Nations Championship are Ayoub El Kaabi, Given Singuluma, Aymen Mahious .
TV partners and official organization
The largest TV partners for African Nations Championship are SuperSport, StarTimes . The organization that is in charge of the tournament is CAF.
Top 9 important questions about African Nations Championship
#1 Which team in African Nations Championship has the most titles?
The teams with the most titles in African Nations Championship are Morocco, DR Congo.#2 Which team is the current titleholder in African Nations Championship?
The current titleholder in African Nations Championship is Senegal.#3 Which player is the all-time top scorer in the African Nations Championship?
The top scorer in the history of African Nations Championship is Ayoub El Kaabi with 9 goals.#4 How many rounds are played each season in African Nations Championship?
Overall 6 rounds are played in African Nations Championship each season.#5 How many goals are scored on average in African Nations Championship in 2023?
The average number of goals in African Nations Championship is 1.90 per game in 2023.
#6 When does the African Nations Championship start and when does it finish?
The African Nations Championship usually takes place between January and February every 2 years.
#7 How many teams participate in the African Nations Championship?
There are around 16 teams that participate in the African Nations Championship.#8 When did the first edition of the African Nations Championship take place?
The first edition of the African Nations Championship took place in 2009.#9 Does the winner of the African Nations Championship qualifies for another tournament?
No, the African Nations Championship winner doesn’t qualify for another tournament.African Nations Championship
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African Nations Championship, also known as African Championship of Nations, CHAN, Total African Nations Championship, is a professional football tournament in Africa for men. There are overall 16 teams that typically compete in a period between January and February. The current holder of the title is Senegal and the teams that hold the most titles are Morocco, DR Congo. Sofascore tracks live football scores and African Nations Championship table, results, statistics and top scorers. In the 2023 season, among the most popular teams in African Nations Championship for online searches are Morocco, Cameroon, Tanzania. To follow today’s games and other active tournaments, please visit the main page for all competitions in Africa.
Competition format of African Nations Championship
The first edition of the African Nations Championship took place in 2009 when the first tournament winner was DR Congo. The best 8 teams qualify to the main competition. The main competition consists of 16 teams divided into 4 groups. The preliminary phase includes 3 rounds that work as a knockout stage. The best teams qualify for the second phase of the competition. The final stage of the competition consists of a playoff round where the most successful 8 teams compete for the title of the African Nations Championship competition.
Top scorers and goals
The top scorer in the African Nations Ch.ship 2020 season was Aymen Mahious with 5 goals. The average number of goals in the tournament for season 2023 is 1.90 per game.The top three scorers of all time in African Nations Championship are Ayoub El Kaabi, Given Singuluma, Aymen Mahious .
TV partners and official organization
The largest TV partners for African Nations Championship are SuperSport, StarTimes . The organization that is in charge of the tournament is CAF.
Top 9 important questions about African Nations Championship
#1 Which team in African Nations Championship has the most titles?
The teams with the most titles in African Nations Championship are Morocco, DR Congo.#2 Which team is the current titleholder in African Nations Championship?
The current titleholder in African Nations Championship is Senegal.#3 Which player is the all-time top scorer in the African Nations Championship?
The top scorer in the history of African Nations Championship is Ayoub El Kaabi with 9 goals.#4 How many rounds are played each season in African Nations Championship?
Overall 6 rounds are played in African Nations Championship each season.#5 How many goals are scored on average in African Nations Championship in 2023?
The average number of goals in African Nations Championship is 1.90 per game in 2023.
#6 When does the African Nations Championship start and when does it finish?
The African Nations Championship usually takes place between January and February every 2 years.