Patrick Juillard, Media365, published on Monday November 18, 2024 at 7:30 p.m.
Benin and Sudan qualified for CAN 2025 this Monday on the sixth and final day of the qualifiers, while Ghana ended with another defeat at home.
The CAN 2025 plateau in Morocco continues to fill up. Two new teams have won their ticket this Monday evening on the occasion of the sixth day of the playoffs. It is first of all the Sudanwho kept Angola (0-0), already qualified, in check, and thus took the necessary point to keep Niger at bay, who believed in their luck until the end by winning the Ghana (1-2).
With this fourth defeat in this group F, the Black Stars, unable to at least save their honor, end a catastrophic campaign in the worst possible way. Mohammed Kudus' teammates will miss their first final phase since 2004 in Tunisia.
The hard-fought Cheetahs, Morocco unleashed
The Benign also took the point they were missing on the Libyan pitch (0-0), after a solid collective performance. With eight points, the Cheetahs are ahead in the confrontation game on Rwandawith the same total thanks to its victory in Nigeria (1-2). Coached by the experienced Gernot Rohr, the Guépards will play their first tournament in Morocco under this name, having previously played four under that of Écureuils (2004, 2008, 2010, 2019).
To end on a good note in front of his audience, the Malawi clearly disposed of Burkina Faso (3-0), deprived of numerous executives. Others meetings devoid of sporting stakes in the evening pitted Tunisia against Gambia as well as the Comoros against Madagascar (group A), but also the Central African Republic against Gabon and the Morocco in Lesotho (group B). The Atlas Lions finished with an offensive fireworks display (7-0), just to confirm their success, while the Tunisia continued to worry his audience by losing to Gambia (0-1). This second consecutive defeat at home leaves the Comoros take first place in the group, thanks to their victory over Madagascar (1-0).
Results of the sixth day of the CAN 2025 qualifiers:
Group A:
Tunisia – Gambia: 0-1
But : Abd.Cessay (17e).
Comoros – Madagascar : 1-0
But : Bourhane (48e).
Group B:
Central African Republic – Gabon : 0-1
But : Kanga (74e, sp).
Morocco – Lesotho: 7-0
Buts : Diaz (5e, 15e, 42e), Rahimi (37e, 45e+2, sp), En-Nesyri (68e), Saibari (70e).
Group D:
Nigeria – Rwanda : 1-2
Buts : Chukwueze (59th) – Mutsizi (72th), Nshuti (75th).
Libya – Benin: 0-0
Group F:
Sudan – Angola: 0-0
Ghana – Niger : 1-2
Buts: Afriyie (67e) – Badamassi (22e), Sako (90e+2).
Group L:
Malawi – Burkina Faso: 3-0
Buts : Mhango (18e), Mbulu (57e), Aaron (62e).
