The fate of African teams in the upcoming Football World Cup has been determined through the draw held on Friday, bringing surprises for Algeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Ivory Coast.
Algeria finds itself in Group H alongside Belgium, Russia, and South Korea. The Fennecs, aiming to reach the World Cup’s first round for the first time, have a favorable opportunity in their group.
Ivory Coast faces a diverse challenge against teams from three different continents: Colombia from South America, Greece from Europe, and Japan from Asia.
Cameroon faces a tough competition in Group A against the host nation Brazil, Croatia, and Mexico.
Ghana is placed in a challenging group with Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal, Germany, and the United States, confirming a tough test for the Black Stars.
Nigeria is drawn into a group with Argentina, Iran, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, providing the African champions an opportunity to showcase their recent dominance on the continent.
Overall predictions vary, with expectations of Ivory Coast and Nigeria qualifying for the Round of 16, while Ghana and Algeria face uncertainties, and Cameroon is viewed with skepticism.
