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“Man fears time; time fears the pyramids.”
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* Every finalist from the 1984 edition has reached the 2023 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations. The last team to reach the final who have not qualified are 1982 runners-up Libya
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* Every finalist from the 1984 edition has reached the 2023 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations. The last team to reach the final who have not qualified are 1982 runners-up Libya
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* Each winner of the last 25 editions of the tournament from 1974 has qualified for the current edition of the finals. (31/32)
* Each winner of the last 25 editions of the tournament from 1974 has qualified for the current edition of the finals. (31/32)
* The top 15 ranked African teams have all qualified for the 2023 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations. (30/32)
* The top 15 ranked African teams have all qualified for the 2023 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations. (30/32)
* Ndaye Mulamba scored nine goals for DR Congo at the 1974 AFCON. No player has managed more in a single tournament. (28/32)
* Ndaye Mulamba scored nine goals for DR Congo at the 1974 AFCON. No player has managed more in a single tournament. (28/32)
* Tunisia has qualified for their 16th successive AFCON tournament, a run started in 1994. No team has ever managed 16 successive qualifications. (26/32)
* Tunisia has qualified for their 16th successive AFCON tournament, a run started in 1994. No team has ever managed 16 successive qualifications. (26/32)
* Starting in 2008, Ghana has reached the AFCON semi-finals in six of the last eight tournaments and has been beaten finalists twice in that time, losing to (25/32)
* Starting in 2008, Ghana has reached the AFCON semi-finals in six of the last eight tournaments and has been beaten finalists twice in that time, losing to (25/32)
* 44 different African nations have participated in the AFCON, with Comoros and Gambia being the debutants at the last edition in Cameroon. (24/32)
* 44 different African nations have participated in the AFCON, with Comoros and Gambia being the debutants at the last edition in Cameroon. (24/32)
* In 2004, Frenchman Roger Lemmere became the first coach to win the AFCON and the UEFA European Championship when he led Tunisia to the title. (23/32)
* In 2004, Frenchman Roger Lemmere became the first coach to win the AFCON and the UEFA European Championship when he led Tunisia to the title. (23/32)
* Senegal coach Aliou Cisse holds the unwanted record of losing in the final as both a player (2002) and coach (2019). (22/32)
* Senegal coach Aliou Cisse holds the unwanted record of losing in the final as both a player (2002) and coach (2019). (22/32)
* South Africa finished 1st (1996), 2nd (1998) and 3rd (2000) in the first three AFCON tournaments that they participated in. (19/32)
* South Africa finished 1st (1996), 2nd (1998) and 3rd (2000) in the first three AFCON tournaments that they participated in. (19/32)