Mahrez at the double as Algeria outclass 10-man Sudan
RABAT, Dec 24 : Riyad Mahrez scored twice as Algeria got their Africa Cup of Nations campaign off to a winning start with a comfortable 3-0 victory over 10-man Sudan on Wednesday.
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Stoppage-time comeback gives Burkina Faso victory in opener
CASABLANCA, Dec 24 : Two goals deep in second-half stoppage time saw Burkina Faso snatch a 2-1 victory over 10-man Equatorial Guinea in the opening Group E match at the Africa Cup of Nations finals on Wednesday.
Sudan coach Appiah seeks to bring Africa Cup joy amid conflict
Dec 23 : Sudan's coach James Kwesi Appiah aims to turn the Africa Cup of Nations into a source of joy amid war for the Sudanese people, vowing that every player will give their all to achieve success in the continental tournament in Morocco.
Proficient Tunisia post winning start to Cup of Nations campaign
RABAT, Dec 23 : Tunisia continued the run of winning starts for past Africa Cup of Nations winners at this year’s tournament in Morocco as they swept past Uganda 3-1 in Rabat in the last of Tuesday’s busy four-match fixture list.
Jackson at the double as Senegal defeat Botswana 3-0
TANGIER, Morocco, Dec 23 : Striker Nicolas Jackson scored twice as Senegal got their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations campaign off to a winning start with a comfortable 3-0 Group D victory over Botswana in Tangier on Tuesday.
Egypt's Salah ties African greats with AFCON scoring streak
Dec 23 : Mohamed Salah became the first Egyptian player to score in five consecutive editions of the African Cup of Nations with his late strike in a 2-1 win over Zimbabwe on Monday.
Congolese dominate but only beat Benin 1-0
RABAT, Dec 23 : The Democratic Republic of Congo got their Africa Cup of Nations finals campaign off to a winning start on Tuesday with a dominant performance against Benin, although they only won Group D’s opening game 1-0.
Inspired by Iniesta and eyes on Brazil - Morocco’s El Aynaoui stays true to his passion
Dec 22 : - Neil El Aynaoui has always followed his heart and despite growing up in the shadow of his father Younes, a Moroccan tennis player ranked 14th in the world in 2003, Neil chose football.