Cameroon agrees to host matches against Sierra Leone

The Cameroon Football Federation, Fecafoot, following consultations with the Ministry of Sports and Physical education has agreed to host the two leg matches against Sierra Leone.

Due to the Ebola scare, CAF issue a release indicating it was keeping a ban in Sierra Leone and Guinea, because of the Ebola scare.

After negotiating with the Fecafoot, the two games would be played in Yaounde, while Guinea will play Ghana in Morocco.

The Cameroon-Sierra Leone game is billed for 11 and 15 of October for the first and second legs respectively counting for day 3 and 4 African Nations Cup qualifiers.

Cameroon defeated DR Congo 2-1 and Ivory Coast 4-1 during the day one and two Nations Cup qualifiers.