The Super Eagles will play its first Group C match at the 2013 African Nations Cup on January 21, at Nelspruit, 1800 GMT. In a repeat of the 1994 edition final in Tunisia, Nigeria will play against the defending champions, Zambia on January 25, 1500 GMT.
The nation’s final group match against Ethiopia will hold on January 29, at Rustenburg.
Super Eagles celebrating one of Victor Moses goals during the qualifiers
See the full Africa Cup fixture schedule, courtesy, AFP.
Daily fixture schedule for 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa (times GMT):
Jan 19 (Saturday)
Gp A
At Johannesburg: South Africa v Cape Verde Islands 1600, Angola v Morocco 1900
Jan 20 (Sunday)
Gp B
At Port Elizabeth: Ghana v Democratic Republic of Congo 1500, Mali v Niger 1800
Jan 21 (Monday)
Gp C
At Nelspruit: Zambia v Ethiopia 1500, Nigeria v Burkina Faso 1800
Jan 22 (Tuesday)
Gp D
At Rustenburg: Ivory Coast v Togo 1500, Tunisia v Algeria 1800
Jan 23 (Wednesday)
Gp A
At Durban: South Africa v Angola 1500, Morocco v Cape Verde 1800
Jan 24 (Thursday)
Gp B
At Port Elizabeth: Ghana v Mali 1500, Niger v DR Congo 1800
Jan 25 (Friday)
Gp C
At Nelspruit: Zambia v Nigeria 1500, B. Faso v Ethiopia 1800
Jan 26 (Saturday)
Gp D
Ivory Coast v Tunisia 1500, Algeria v Togo 1800
Jan 27 (Sunday)
Gp A
At Durban: South Africa v Morocco 1700
At Port Elizabeth: Cape Verde v Angola 1700
Jan 28 (Monday)
Gp B
At Port Elizabeth: Ghana v Niger 1700
At Durban: DR Congo v Mali 1700
Jan 29 (Tuesday)
Gp C
At Nelspruit: Zambia v B. Faso 1700
At Rustenburg: Ethiopia v Nigeria 1700
Jan 30 (Wednesday)
Gp D
At Rustenburg: Ivory Coast v Algeria 1700
At Nelspruit: Togo v Tunisia 1700
Feb 2 (Saturday)
Quarter-finals
At Port Elizabeth: (1) Gp B winners v Gp A runners-up 1500
At Durban: (2) Gp A winners v Gp B runners-up 1830
Feb 3 (Sunday)
Quarter-finals
At Rustenburg: (3) Gp D winners v Gp C runners-up 1500
At Nelspruit: (4) Gp C winners v Gp D runners-up 1830
Feb 6 (Wednesday)
Semi-finals
At Durban: Winners quarter-final 2 v winners quarter-final 3 1500
At Nelspruit: Winners quarter-final 4 v winners quarter-final 1 1830
Feb 9 (Saturday)
Third place
At Port Elizabeth: Semi-finals losers 1800
Feb 10 (Sunday)
Final
At Johannesburg: Semi-finals winners 1800
Match venues
Johannesburg: Soccer City (94,000 capacity)
Durban: Moses Mabhida Stadium (54,000)
Nelspruit: Mbombela Stadium (41,000)
Port Elizabeth: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (48,500)
Rustenburg: Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace (42,000)
Source: AFP
