Algeria, Cameroon and Nigeria have all been pulled in the same qualifying group for the 2018 World Cup.
With just the victors of every four-cluster group enduring to the restriction in Russia, Group B – which additionally intertwines Zambia – is all in all by a long shot the most troublesome region.
Nigeria, Algeria and Cameroon all met all requirements for the 2014 World Cup however no under two of them will abandon an essential open entryway next time after the draw was made at CAF’s central station in Cairo on Friday.
The 20 African countries were sorted into five poll for the last time of qualifying and will play every side in their pool home-and-away through the scope of the battle.
Ghana made it to the last World Cup and they have been pulled in Group E with Egypt, Congo and Uganda.
The other get-together who qualified last time around were African Cup of Nation champs Ivory Coast, who were drawn with Gabon, Mali and Morocco in Group C.
South Africa and Senegal will strife in Group D, with Cape Verde and Burkina Faso also around there, while Group A is included Tunisia, Libya, DR Congo and Guinea.
Before the draw, regards were paid to past Nigerian manager Stephen Keshi, who passed away in the generally later past.
Under the force of Keshi, Nigeria were the key African side to continue on through the get-together time of the 2014 World Glass, losing 2-0 to France in the last 16
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