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30 July 2011<\/p>\n

MTNFootball.com takes a closer look at the groups in African qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil \u2026 and picks some likely winners!<\/p>\n

Group A<\/strong>
South Africa
Botswana
Central African Republic
Somalia\u00a0or\u00a0Ethiopia
Our say:<\/strong> South Africa have not fared well with draws for major competitions in recent past, having been handed some tough assignments. But they will be pleased with this one. Botswana are no pushovers, but Bafana would expect to collect four points at least from them, while CAR\u2019s recent success looks to be on the wane. Either Somalia or Ethiopia should be a walkover.
Group Winner:<\/strong> South Africa \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Group B<\/strong>
Tunisia
Cape Verde Islands
Sierra Leone
Equatorial Guinea\u00a0or Madagascar
Our say:<\/strong> Tunisia look the favourites for this pool but face potentially three tough away days that will test their mettle. Cape Verde are a much improved side, while Sierra Leone in Freetown is daunting (they also got a draw in Cairo last year), while Equatorial Guinea are importing players en masse to boost their ranks.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Tunisia \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Group C
<\/strong>Cote d’Ivoire
Morocco
Gambia
Chad\u00a0or Tanzania
Our say:<\/strong> Cote d\u2019Ivoire go into the qualifiers as Africa\u2019s top-ranked team, but will not have been too pleased to see Morocco come out the pot to join them. The Moroccans are a tough nut and will run the Ivorians close in the pool. The others should be also-rans.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Cote d’Ivoire \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Group D
<\/strong>Ghana
Zambia
Sudan
Lesotho\u00a0or Burundi
Our say:<\/strong> This could potentially be a three-horse race between Ghana, Sudan and Zambia. The Sudanese are already running Ghana close in their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualification group, while on their day, Zambia are a match for anyone on the continent. This could be this year\u2019s \u2018Group of Death\u2019.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Too tight to call \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Group E
<\/strong>Burkina Faso
Gabon
Niger
Sao Tome e Principe\u00a0or Congo
Our say:<\/strong> Another fascinating pool between three seemingly well-matches sides. Burkina Faso have looked fantastic over the last four months, while Gabon have not really been gauged given their automatic qualification for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations as host. Niger could throw a spanner in the works given their remarkable home form in Niamey, though they are a shadow of their usual selves away from home.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Burkina Faso<\/p>\n

Group F<\/strong>
Nigeria
Malawi
Seychelles\u00a0or Kenya
Djibouti\u00a0or Namibia
Our say:<\/strong> Nigeria could not have asked for a better draw and will be supremely confident of advancing from this pool. It is difficult to see where a challenge to them will come from, such has been the form of the other teams over the last 12 months. Only Malawi have looked anywhere near a competitive side.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Nigeria<\/p>\n

Group G
<\/strong>Egypt
Guinea
Zimbabwe
Comoros\u00a0or Mozambique
Our say:<\/strong> Could Egypt be on course for a first World Cup finals since Italia 90? You would think so, though they are a shadow of the side that won three Nations Cup titles in succession, while Guinea and Zimbabwe are in the \u2018useful\u2019 bracket. Even Mozambique can be a challenge in Maputo. Perhaps The Pharaohs will just shade it.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Egypt<\/p>\n

Group H<\/strong>
Algeria
Mali
Benin
Eritrea\u00a0or Rwanda
Our say:<\/strong> Algeria have been in free-fall since the 2010 FIFA World Cup and one wonders if they can pick themselves up for what is a difficult pool. Mali have terrific players at top clubs in Europe, while Guinea are no slouches either. Perhaps the Maliens will have the experience to shade this hard-fought pool.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Mali<\/p>\n

Group I<\/strong>
Cameroon
Libya
Guinea-Bissau\u00a0or Togo
Swaziland\u00a0or DR Congo
Our say:<\/strong> Cameroon have been fairly dismal in their 2012 Nations Cup qualification campaign but will be pleased with this pool against a dis-heartened Libya and then two sides from the first round of qualifiers. Togo are still reeling from the horror of their bus attack at the 2010 Nations Cup and have struggled to compete since, while DR Congo can be useful on their day. But surely the Indomitable Lions must come through.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Cameroon<\/p>\n

Group J<\/strong>
Senegal
Uganda
Angola
Mauritius\u00a0or Liberia
Our say:<\/strong> Senegal have been one of the form teams in Africa over the past 12 months and there is no reason to suggest that will change. Uganda and Angola are useful (they are meeting in the 2012 Nations Cup qualifiers too), while Liberia away could be a tough road trip, but a short one for the Senegalese.
Group Winner:<\/strong> Senegal<\/p>\n<\/div><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

30 July 2011 MTNFootball.com takes a closer look at the groups in African qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil \u2026 and picks some likely winners! Group A South Africa Botswana Central African Republic Somalia\u00a0or\u00a0Ethiopia Our say: South Africa have not fared well with draws for major competitions in recent past, having been handed some tough assignments. But they will be pleased with this one. Botswana are no pushovers, but Bafana would expect to collect four points at least from them, while CAR\u2019s recent success looks to be on the wane. Either Somalia or Ethiopia should be a walkover. Group Winner: South Africa \u00a0\u00a0 Group B Tunisia Cape Verde Islands Sierra Leone Equatorial Guinea\u00a0or Madagascar Our say: Tunisia look the favourites for this pool but face potentially three tough away days that will test their mettle. Cape Verde are a much improved side, while Sierra Leone in Freetown is daunting (they also got a draw in Cairo last year), while Equatorial Guinea are importing players en masse to boost their ranks. Group Winner: Tunisia \u00a0\u00a0 Group C Cote d’Ivoire Morocco Gambia Chad\u00a0or Tanzania Our say: Cote d\u2019Ivoire go into the qualifiers as Africa\u2019s top-ranked team, but will not have been too pleased to see Morocco come out the pot to join them. The Moroccans are a tough nut and will run the Ivorians close in the pool. The others should be also-rans. Group Winner: Cote d’Ivoire \u00a0\u00a0 Group D Ghana Zambia Sudan Lesotho\u00a0or Burundi Our say: This could potentially be a three-horse race between Ghana, Sudan and Zambia. The Sudanese are already running Ghana close in their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualification group, while on their day, Zambia are a match for anyone on the continent. This could be this year\u2019s \u2018Group of Death\u2019. Group Winner: Too tight to call \u00a0\u00a0 Group E Burkina Faso Gabon Niger Sao Tome e Principe\u00a0or Congo Our say: Another fascinating pool between three seemingly well-matches sides. Burkina Faso have looked fantastic over the last four months, while Gabon have not really been gauged given their automatic qualification for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations as host. Niger could throw a spanner in the works given their remarkable home form in Niamey, though they are a shadow of their usual selves away from home. Group Winner: Burkina Faso Group F Nigeria Malawi Seychelles\u00a0or Kenya Djibouti\u00a0or Namibia Our say: Nigeria could not have asked for a better draw and will be supremely confident of advancing from this pool. It is difficult to see where a challenge to them will come from, such has been the form of the other teams over the last 12 months. Only Malawi have looked anywhere near a competitive side. Group Winner: Nigeria Group G Egypt Guinea Zimbabwe Comoros\u00a0or Mozambique Our say: Could Egypt be on course for a first World Cup finals since Italia 90? You would think so, though they are a shadow of the side that won three Nations Cup titles in succession, while Guinea and Zimbabwe are in the \u2018useful\u2019 bracket. Even Mozambique can be a challenge in Maputo. Perhaps The Pharaohs will just shade it. Group Winner: Egypt Group H Algeria Mali Benin Eritrea\u00a0or Rwanda Our say: Algeria have been in free-fall since the 2010 FIFA World Cup and one wonders if they can pick themselves up for what is a difficult pool. Mali have terrific players at top clubs in Europe, while Guinea are no slouches either. Perhaps the Maliens will have the experience to shade this hard-fought pool. Group Winner: Mali Group I Cameroon Libya Guinea-Bissau\u00a0or Togo Swaziland\u00a0or DR Congo Our say: Cameroon have been fairly dismal in their 2012 Nations Cup qualification campaign but will be pleased with this pool against a dis-heartened Libya and then two sides from the first round of qualifiers. Togo are still reeling from the horror of their bus attack at the 2010 Nations Cup and have struggled to compete since, while DR Congo can be useful on their day. But surely the Indomitable Lions must come through. Group Winner: Cameroon Group J Senegal Uganda Angola Mauritius\u00a0or Liberia Our say: Senegal have been one of the form teams in Africa over the past 12 months and there is no reason to suggest that will change. Uganda and Angola are useful (they are meeting in the 2012 Nations Cup qualifiers too), while Liberia away could be a tough road trip, but a short one for the Senegalese. Group Winner: Senegal <\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-470800","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard"],"yoast_head":"\n2014 WC qualifiers: Analysis - Ghanamma.com<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/www.ghanamma.com\/2011\/07\/31\/2014-wc-qualifiers-analysis\/\" \/>\n<meta name=\"twitter:card\" content=\"summary_large_image\" \/>\n<meta name=\"twitter:title\" content=\"2014 WC qualifiers: Analysis - Ghanamma.com\" \/>\n<meta name=\"twitter:description\" content=\"30 July 2011 MTNFootball.com takes a closer look at the groups in African qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil \u2026 and picks some likely winners! 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Togo are still reeling from the horror of their bus attack at the 2010 Nations Cup and have struggled to compete since, while DR Congo can be useful on their day. But surely the Indomitable Lions must come through. Group Winner: Cameroon Group J Senegal Uganda Angola Mauritius\u00a0or Liberia Our say: Senegal have been one of the form teams in Africa over the past 12 months and there is no reason to suggest that will change. Uganda and Angola are useful (they are meeting in the 2012 Nations Cup qualifiers too), while Liberia away could be a tough road trip, but a short one for the Senegalese. 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