Captain Mohamed Salah scored for Egypt when they won 2-0 in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers to beat Ethiopia 2-0, but Morocco’s semi-finals needed a late winner at Bilal Al Khans to defeat Niger.
Zidane scored Egypt’s second goal when they advanced in half through the qualifying campaign five points from five points.
Burkina Faso beat Djibouti 4-1 and left the pool in second place.
The main team in the nine groups will win a place in the United States, Mexico and Canada, while the top four are in the second place in a challenge of the continent to a more place.
Morocco had the most expensive things that played their ‘legged’ at the Ouge Stadium with Niger and the opponents had no stadium to host international games.
But they needed to equal Ismail Saiberi, and then a winner of two minutes to stop from El Khannos to win and lead the group E six points from Niger.
Rilebohil Mofking and Jaeden Adams both scored their first international goal, as South Africa won 2-0 at Lesto at home and were at the top of Group C.
South Africa is traveling to Abijan to play Benin on Tuesday, with Hugo Bruce’s club could lead the pelvis.
Nigeria beat Rwanda 2-0 in Kigali’s 2-0 victory in their fifth attempt. Victor Osiman scored a goal to win Nigeria with six points, four behind South Africa.
Ghana, who failed to deserve the African Nations Cup in Morocco at the end of this year, 5-0 in Chad in Akrada above all their qualifying.
Anthony Semeno, Inacy Williams, Jordanian Ayu, Mohamed Salisso and Ernst Nouma all scored for the home side to lead Madagascar on two points in the first group.
the elephants go up
The Ivory Coast took it at the top of their pool and won a 1-0 win over Burundi in a game in Morocco.
Ivan predicted his first goal for Evorion and decided on the game.
Mohamed Amora scored a 3-1 win over Botswana, scoring the first goal difference in Mozambique. Amin Goiri scored the first goal for the visitors.
Guinea was suspended with a goalless kick by Minus Somali in the Bedaya Abijan film with a penalty.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo beat Sudan over the winner of Toyo Bongon, with Senegal’s second-placed Senegal as the winner after the Sudanese leaders.
Emilio Nso scored on a 2-0 victory over Minos Sao Tom and Principla’s 2-0 victory over Ecumentary Ecumentary.
NSUE has been sentenced to six months in prison by FIFA after it was previously inappropriate to represent the Middle African nation, despite being the leading goalkeeper of all their time.