2011 African Nations Championship qualification
African national soccer teams were divided into 6 zones to qualify for the African Nations Cup 2011. The zones "North" and "West A" each received two places at the African Nations Cup, the other four zones, three starting places because for the first time participated 16 teams in the finals.
The qualifiers were held in March 2010.
- 2.1 Preliminary
- 2.2 1st Round
- 3.1 1st Round
- 4.1 Preliminary
- 4.2 1st Round
- 4.3 Round 2
- 5.1 Preliminary
- 5.2 1st Round
- 5.3 Round 2
- 6.1 1st Round
- 6.2 Round 2
North Zone
First round
- Algeria Algeria qualified for the finals.
- Tunisia qualified for the finals.
West Zone A
Preliminary round
First round
- Mali Mali qualified for the finals.
- Senegal Senegal qualified for the finals.
West Zone B
First round
- Ivory Coast Ivory Coast qualified for the finals.
- Ghana Ghana qualified for the finals.
- Niger Niger qualified for the finals.
Zone central -east
Preliminary round
First round
2nd round
- Rwanda Rwanda qualified for the finals.
- Uganda Uganda qualified for the finals.
Central zone
Preliminary round
First round
- Cameroon Cameroon qualified for the finals.
- Democratic Republic of Congo Democratic Republic of Congo qualified for the finals.
2nd round
- Gabon Gabon qualified for the finals.
South Zone
First round
Zambia Zambia is automatically set for the 2nd round.
2nd round
- Angola qualified for the finals.
- Zimbabwe Zimbabwe qualified for the finals.
- South Africa South Africa qualified for the finals.