Uganda Cranes will face fierce Group C rivals in CHAN 2024, aiming to impress on home soil with strong performances.
African football will take center stage on August 2, as the 8th edition of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) kicks off across three East African nations Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Uganda, one of the co-hosts, is placed in a competitive Group C alongside Algeria, Guinea, Niger, and South Africa. All of Uganda’s group matches will be played at Mandela National Stadium in Kampala, with a consistent 8 PM local time kickoff.
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Mohammed Bajaber once went on trials with Danish outfit Midtjylland alongside nine other players, including the towering Ivorian Defender, who was the only one picked by the club.
Uganda’s Cranes will begin their CHAN 2024 campaign with a challenging fixture against Algeria on August 4, followed by a crucial clash against Guinea on August 8.
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The hosts then face Niger on August 11 before rounding out their group stage on August 18 with a potentially decisive encounter against South Africa.
“We’re excited to host and to compete. This tournament is a chance for our local players to shine and make history,” said Uganda Cranes head coach, Morley Byekwaso, during a pre-tournament briefing in Kampala.
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The stadium in Kampala will host double-header action on each matchday, turning the city into a hub of continental football excitement.
Group C action starts on August 4, with Niger facing Guinea in the first game of the evening, followed by Uganda’s opener against Algeria.
The high-stakes nature of the group continues with Algeria vs South Africa and Guinea vs Uganda on August 8. Uganda’s clash with Niger will share the stage with South Africa’s battle against Guinea on August 11.
“The quality in this group is strong. Every match will be tough, but we believe in our preparation,” noted Cranes captain Allan Okello.
“It’s a proud moment to represent Uganda in front of our fans.”
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Full Group C Fixture List – CHAN 2024
(All times are local; kickoff at 8 PM EAT unless noted)
Monday, August 4 – Niger vs Guinea (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Monday, August 4 – Uganda vs Algeria (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Friday, August 8 – Algeria vs South Africa (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Friday, August 8 – Guinea vs Uganda (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Monday, August 11 – South Africa vs Guinea (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Monday, August 11 – Uganda vs Niger (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Friday, August 15 – Guinea vs Algeria (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Friday, August 15 – Nigeria vs South Africa (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Monday, August 18 – South Africa vs Uganda (Mandela Stadium, Kampala)
Monday, August 18 – Algeria vs Niger (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi)