TOURNAMENT RESET: Finances behind CAF’s decision to revert to biennial Afcon cycle
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CAF announced last year that the Africa Cup of Nations would take place every four years. Now it has reversed this stance and reverted to the traditional two-year cycle for Africa’s premier soccer competition.
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