A CAF technical inspection delegation will be in Algeria starting from Thursday to Monday to inspect cities and stadiums that are set to host the African Nations Championships (CHAN) next year.The delegation consists of technical experts in various operational areas and will be out to ensure that all is st for the tournament slated to run from January 13, culminating with the final on February 4.CHAN2022: All qualified teamsThree cities, Algiers, Constantine, and Oran are the cities to play host to the tournament. Stade du 5 Juillet and Baraki Stadium will be the two stadiums in use in Algiers while Mohamed Hamlaoui Stadium and Oran Olympic Stadium are the picked venues situated in Constantine and Oran respectively.After arriving on Thursday, the team will kick off their inspection task on Friday in Constantine before moving to Oran on Saturday, and wrap up at the capital on Sunday and Monday.They will inspect not just the stadiums but also a number of facilities and areas that will be used during the competitions including the hotels, hospitals, and other relevant areas.Final draw dates revealed for 2022 CHAN tournament##NAJAVA_MECA_6660731##CAF General Secretary, Veron Mosengo-Omba noted that with the D-Day swiftly approaching, it is ideal that they assess the readiness of the host.“With three months to the tournament, it is important we assess the state of readiness and give feedback to our hosts. In the last few months, CAF small teams have been visiting Algeria to inspect the venues but this inspection is a major one as it covers all aspects of the competition. The inspection team will report to myself and also our Executive Committee on the progress that is being made,” Mosengo-Omba said.
