Togo lodge complaint
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Togo have lodged a legal complaint against the African Football Confederation (CAF) and a rebel group behind a deadly attack on the team as it travelled to the African Nations Cup in Angola last month.
Ivory Coast ponders future
The 'Golden Generation' of the Ivory Coast were left pondering what went wrong at Afcon.
Ghana enhance reputation
None of the World Cup-bound teams apart from Ghana left Angola with their reputations enhanced.
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With the Super 14 season just around the corner, we bring you some handy trivia!LATEST NEWS
Afcon winner and losers
The 2010 Africa Cup of Nations in Angola delivered the good, bad and ugly in African football.
FIXTURES AND LOGS
Fixtures/Results
Have a look at all the fixtures and results for the 2010 event.
Tables
Four groups, 16 teams. Have a look at the latest group standings in Angola.
THE TEAMS
Ghana
Ghana, aside from hosts South Africa, were the first African team to qualify for the World Cup.
Algeria
The Algerian team have lifted the African Nations Cup in 1990 and qualified for the Word Cup.
Mozambique
The Mambas of Mozambique are one of the dark horses at 2010 African Nations Cup.
Benin
The Squirrels of Benin will be featuring at their third Nations Cup in Angola.
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso are making their seventh appearance in the African Nations Cup in Angola.
Cote D'Ivoire
The Ivory Coast will again be one of the leading favourites to win the 2010 African Nations Cup.
Mali
Mali, spearheaded by Frederic Kanoute will make their sixth appearance at the Nations Cup.
Nigeria
Even though Nigeria have won the African Nations Cup twice, they are regarded as underachievers.
Cameroon
French coach Paul le Guen looms large over a Cameroon team capable of winning a fifth title.
Egypt
Angola 2010 will be a true test of character for six-time African champions Egypt.
Gabon
Gabon are back at the African Nations Cup after a 10-year absence hoping to cause an upset.
Zambia
Zambia coach Herve Renard has set his sights on a quarterfinal place in the Nations Cup.
Angola
Angola approach the African Cup of Nations as one of the lowest ranked contenders.
Malawi
Malawi turn up for their second appearance at the African Nations Cup as outsiders.
Togo
Togo have failed to get past the group stage of the African Nations Cup in six attempts.
Tunisia
Tunisia arrive in Angola nursing a hangover after failing to book a place at the World Cup.
