On Tuesday, all the five countries that will represent Africa at the 2022 World Cup were confirmed after the second legs of the playoff ties.
In the early kick-offs, Ghana qualified after playing out a 1-1 draw with Nigeria in Abuja.
The Black Stars achieved this thanks to the away goal rule, as the first leg ended 0-0 in Kumasi.
Senegal needed penalties to see off Egypt, after they won 1-0 in Dakar. The game was balanced on 1-1 aggregate after 120 minutes.
Tunisia will also be in Qatar as they held Mali to a goalless draw in Tunis. The Carthage Eagles had won the first leg 1-0.
Morocco is another North African nation that will play at the tournament. The Atlas Lions hammered DR Congo 4-1 on Tuesday and qualified with a 5-2 aggregate.
The last team that qualified from the continent is Cameroon, who also qualified on away goals after they won 2-1 against Algeria in Algiers.
[ReubenAbati]