Equatorial Guinea will host the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations after Morocco was stripped of the tournament.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the small west African country will host the tournament from 17 January to 8 February 2015.
Morocco had asked for the tournament to be postponed due to concerns over the Ebola crisis but CAF's executive committee decided to move the tournament instead, and have banned Morocco from taking part.
CAF said in a statement: "Following fraternal and fruitful discussions, the head of state of Equatorial Guinea has agreed to host the tournament from 17 January to 8 February, 2015.
"The national team of Equatorial Guinea qualify for the final tournament as host country."
Equatorial Guinea, co-hosts in 2010 with Gabon, had been suspended in July for fielding an ineligible player but now will be allowed to compete in the tournament.
The matches will take place in four venues and the draw for the finals will take place on 3 December in the country's capital, Malabo.
Equatorial Guinea has a poor human rights record, with Human Rights Watch reporting arbitrary detentions and unlawful killings.
