WUFO CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
35 Host Clusters · 8 Host Venues per Cluster
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North Africa Cluster
North Africa host cluster with five member flags, eight stadium photographs, four linked exchanges and eight protected territorial positions.
North Africa Cluster
Suggested Cities · WUFO Championship Cup
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
HOST POSITIONS ARE TERRITORIAL; ILLUSTRATED CITIES AND STADIUMS REQUIRE CERTIFICATION.
SPECIAL NOTES
Protected territorial Host Positions: Egypt 2, Algeria 2, Morocco 2;
Libya 1 and Tunisia 1. Eight positions in total.
Cities and stadiums shown are initial planning references.
Every actual venue must pass certification for its edition.
A temporary operational substitution does not permanently
transfer a Member’s territorial allocation.
HOW TO READ THIS MAP
Ball color indicates city status. The number inside each ball indicates the stadium capacity level.
Red — Host
Green — Potential Host
Purple — Potential Host
with Suggested Improvements
Orange — When
Conditions Improve
Yellow — Until Safe and Stable
Conditions Are Met
STADIUM CAPACITY LEVELS
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Level 1 · 15K to under 25K
Level 2 · 25K to under 40K
Level 3 · 40K+
Two slightly overlapping balls indicate two stadiums in the same city; the higher capacity level appears above.
CITY EXCHANGES
Algiers · Two-stadium exchange
New Administrative Capital ↔ Alexandria
Tripoli ↔ Tunis
Tangier ↔ Rabat
↔ Linked cities exchange two teams for the final group matchday,
which must be played simultaneously for fair play.
⟳ A circular arrow indicates an exchange within the same city.
GUARANTEED MATCHES:
Every selected host stadium is guaranteed six group-stage matches and one Round of 16 match.
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Algiers · Algeria
(5 July 1962 Stadium · 64,200)
Tunis · Tunisia
(Hammadi Agrebi Stadium · 65,000)
Tangier · Morocco
(Ibn Batouta Stadium · 75,600)
Tripoli · Libya
(Tripoli Stadium · 50,000)
Algiers · Algeria
(Nelson Mandela Stadium · 40,784)
Alexandria · Egypt
(Borg El-Arab Stadium · 86,000)
Rabat · Morocco
(Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium · 68,700)
New Administrative Capital · Egypt
(Misr Stadium · 93,940)
WUFO Championship Cup · North Africa Cluster
Regional map · Solid international boundaries · No geographic labels
