Soccer-Algeria, Tunisia fancied but other African playoffs in the balance
By Mark Gleeson
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CAPE TOWN: Algeria and Tunisia are heavily fancied to qualify on Tuesday for the World Cup but the outcome of the other three African playoffs for the tournament in Qatar look likely to go down to the wire.
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