DR Congo and Ivory Coast top Africa Cup of Nations qualifying opening wins
Source: Al Jazeera ·

DR Congo beat Equatorial Guinea, while Ivory Coast cruise by Ghana and Cameroon beat Comoros as AFCON qualifiers begin.
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