After a day still full of twists and turns with groups C and D undecided until the end, Wednesday comes to the outcome of group E, where Tunisia is playing for its survival in the competition, and that of group F, where Morocco will want to consolidate its first place, while DR Congo aims for the round of 16.
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The program of the day
Group E
6 p.m.: South Africa – Tunisia: our live
6 p.m. : Namibia – Mali: our live
Group F
9 p.m.: Tanzania – DR Congo: our live
9 p.m.: Zambia – Morocco: our live
Today’s poster:
The Eagles of Carthage, a victory or nothing: who would have bet that Tunisia would be last in their group before the final sprint? The Carthage Eagles will have to defeat South Africa and hope Mali does the job against Namibia to qualify directly.
To readFinally the light for Tunisia?
Today’s report: “Senegal rek!”
A colorful yellow, red and green costume, a hat representing Senegal in miniature, two large lion heads and a war cry that has become the rallying point of the African champion team in 2022… France 24 presents Paco, one of very recognizable supporters of the Lions of Teranga at CAN 2024.
Reporting“Senegal rek!” : a day at the CAN alongside Paco, the mascot of the Lions of Teranga
What happened yesterday
History Mauritania, this way the exit for Algeria: Mauritania beat Algeria (1-0) in their final Group D match, eliminating the Fennecs from the competition. Two years after the CAN in Cameroon, Djamel Belmadi and his men are still going out through the back door. They have not won a match in an African Cup of Nations since their victory in the final against Senegal in 2019.
The Indomitable Lions roared at the right time: 3 goals scored after the 85th minute and another refused… The final match of group C between Cameroon and Gambia resulted in a crazy scenario (3-2). And in the end, it was the Indomitable Lions who qualified for the round of 16, even snatching 2nd place in the group from Guinea thanks to the number of goals scored.
In short
Bad luck accumulates for Egypt: after Mohamed Salah, the Pharaons lost their goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy, who was released at the end of the match against Cape Verde. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and returned for treatment at his club Al-Ahly, in Egypt. The Pharaohs have therefore lost two of the key elements of their 2022 final.
Amir Abdou, miracle worker: Oops, he said it again! The Mauritania coach led his team to a first victory at the African Cup of Nations, as well as their first qualification in the round of 16. Two years ago in Cameroon, he did the same thing with the Comoros. What is his secret?
Tom Saintfiet says goodbye to Gambia: “It was my last match as coach of Gambia,” announced the Belgian coach after the defeat against Cameroon, synonymous with elimination for the Scorpions. “I will always be the smiling coach of Gambia, this is the best period of my career,” insisted the man who took them to the quarter-finals in 2022 for their very first participation.
The CAN news
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The statement
Image of the day:
We play the 91st minute between Gambia and Cameroon. Christopher Wooh and his teammates can exult: this goal scored by the Indomitable Lions in added time sends them to the round of 16 of CAN 2024 at the end of a stunning match.
