1963 African Cup of Nations

The African Cup of Nations 1963 (English: African Cup of Nations, French for Coupe d' Afrique des Nations ) was the fourth playout of the African continental championship in football and was held from 24 November to 1 December in Ghana instead. Organized by the African Football Association Continental Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF ) took first six teams in Ethiopia, VA Republic ( Egypt and Syria), Ghana, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tunisia in part. Played with two groups of three teams. The two group winners contested the final, the runners-up place play 3 As in the previous year was a qualification for the reduction of the field of ten candidates to six finalists instead, with hosts Ghana and Ethiopia defending champion automatically qualified. The games of the finals were held in Kumasi Sports Stadium in Accra Sports Stadium in Accra and Kumasi in.

The team for hosting the first to win the title and African champions was in football.

Qualification

The tournament

Group A

All games in Accra.

Group B

All games in Kumasi.

3rd Place Match

Final