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Afcon cup winners to get $1.5m

Afcon cup winners to get $1.5m

By Cool in 21 Jan 2013 | 23:34
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The winner of the 2013
Africa Cup of Nations
tournament will bag $
1.5million as well as
bragging rights until the
2015 tournament.

The Confederation of African
Football will spend $10million
on prize money as the
runners-up will get a cool $
1million, while the the semi-
finalists bag $750,000 each.

the list of prize
money and how
much will be paid to
each of the participants, depending on where they finish are as follows:.

Winner: $1.500.000
Losing finalist: $1.000.000
Semi-finalist: $750.000
Quarter-finalist: $600.000
Third-place in group: $
500.000 each
Fourth-place in group: $
400,000 each.
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