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Burkina Faso and Cameroon have both booked places at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations with two rounds of qualifying to spare.<\/b><\/p>\n
Burkina Faso became the first side to reach the finals in Morocco following a 2-0 away win<\/a> against Burundi on Sunday.<\/p>\n The Stallions are guaranteed a top-two finish in Group L after taking 10 points from the first four rounds of matches.<\/p>\n Mohamed Konate put the West Africans ahead early on in neutral Abidjan and a stoppage-time penalty from former Aston Villa forward Bertrand Traore, who now plays for Ajax, sealed the three points.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, a 63rd-minute effort from Boris Enow gave Cameroon a 1-0 away victory<\/a> against Kenya in Kampala.<\/p>\n The Indomitable Lions have 10 points in Group J and are guaranteed to finish above third-placed Kenya on head-to-head record.<\/p>\n Burundi and Kenya had to stage their games in Ivory Coast and Uganda respectively because they do not have stadiums fit to host international football.<\/p>\n Algeria, Angola, DR Congo, Egypt and Ivory Coast could also secure their places at the finals by the time the fourth round of qualifiers culminates on Tuesday.<\/p>\n