Africa Cup of Nations champions
Nigeria will face South Africa and
Sudan when they bid to reach the
2015 tournament in Morocco.
Stephen Keshi's men lifted the trophy for the third time in 2013 with a 1-0 win over Burkina Faso and will meet the hosts of that tournament, South Africa, in qualifying for the 2015 competition.
The two sides are joined by Sudan in Group A, with a final place to be taken by a qualifier from the preliminary rounds in the form of Namibia, Congo, Libya or Rwanda.
Burkina Faso face matches against
Angola and Gabon in Group C, and
could be joined by Liberia, Lesotho,
Kenya or Comoros.
Ivory Coast and Cameroon, who will
join Nigeria at this year's FIFA World Cup in Brazil, were drawn together in Group D of qualifying alongside the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Ghana - another nation heading to the World Cup - face West African rivals Togo in Group E, while Algeria, Africa's other representative in Brazil, have games against Mali and Ethiopia to
look forward to in Group B.
Seven-time winners Egypt will face
Tunisia and Senegal in Group G.
Africa Cup of Nations 2015 qualifying draw in full:
Group A:
Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan plus one of Namibia, Congo, Libya and Rwanda
Group B:
Mali, Algeria, Ethiopia plus one of Sao Tome and Principe, Benin,
Malawi and Chad
Group C:
Burkina Faso, Angola, Gabon
plus one of Liberia, Lesotho, Kenya
and Comoros
Group D:
Ivory Coast, Cameroon, DR Congo plus one of Swaziland, Sierra
Leone, Gambia and Seychelles
Group E:
Ghana, Togo, Guinea plus
one of Madagascar, Uganda,
Mauritania and Equatorial Guinea
Group F:
Zambia, Cape Verde, Niger
plus one of Tanzania, Zimbabwe,
Mozambique and South Sudan
Group G:
Tunisia, Egypt, Senegal plus one of Burundi, Botswana, Central African Republic and Guinea Bissau.
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