We've enjoyed an entertaining Africa Cup of Nations tournament over the last few weeks and as ever, there have been surprise results along the way.

The Africa Cup of Nations is always one of the most exciting tournaments to follow, with some lesser known names making thier mark to a much wider audience.

From Sunday, the 33rd instalment of the Africa Cup of Nations will unite audiences from Algeria's Mediterranean coast to the forests of Madagascar, via bustling downtown Lagos and the sparse Kenyan savannah.

After two postponements, the Africa Cup of Nations 2021 has finally got underway in Cameroon this month and two countries many would expect to do well are Nigeria and Egypt.

The 2021 Africa Cup of Nations is already a week old, and it won't be long before the trophy is up for grabs in Cameroon.

It has been a disastrous start to Algeria's Africa Cup of Nations title defence, with no goals and one point to their name after two outings.

The Africa Cup of Nations group stage reached a conclusion on Thursday, and with the knockout rounds not commencing until next week, we have taken a look at how the tournament is shaping up.

In a world where we have easy access to endless amounts of information and the option to watch sport from around the globe at the click of a button, the Africa Cup of Nations still sits somewhere between the modern international game and the pre-digital era.

The new year brings with it an intriguing international tournament in the form of AFCON, otherwise known as the Africa Cup Of Nations.