Sudan and Tanzania have sealed progression to the Round of 16 at the ongoing AFCON 2025 tournament in Morocco, finishing among the four best third-placed teams after the conclusion of Tuesday’s decisive group fixtures. The two CECAFA representatives advance alongside Mozambique and Benin, completing the quartet of third-placed nations that booked slots in the knockout
Uganda return to the Africa Cup of Nations spotlight on Tuesday evening knowing history offers encouragement, even if the task ahead remains daunting. The Cranes face three-time champions Nigeria at the Complexe Sportif de Fès, with kick-off set for 5:00pm local time (7:00pm in Uganda), in a match that could define their 2025 AFCON campaign.
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations enters a decisive phase on Monday as the final round of group matches in Groups A and B gets underway, with qualification for the knockout stage firmly on the line. In Group A, Mali take on Comoros in a must-win encounter for both sides. The two nations are tied
Defending champions Ivory Coast and Cameroon played out a pulsating 1–1 draw on Sunday night in Marrakech, a result that kept both heavyweights locked together at the summit of Group F at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Manchester United winger Amad Diallo once again proved decisive for the Elephants, scoring his second goal of
Burkina Faso produced a dramatic late turnaround to defeat Equatorial Guinea 2-1 in their AFCON Group E clash at Casablanca, scoring twice in stoppage time to snatch all three points. Equatorial Guinea endured a heartbreaking finale after negotiating much of the second half with 10 men, only to concede twice in the dying minutes of
Five-time champions Cameroon and defending holders Ivory Coast both made winning starts to their 2025 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations campaigns, edging past Gabon and Mozambique respectively in tightly contested Group F encounters on Wednesday in Morocco. In Agadir, Cameroon needed just one moment of quality to overcome neighbours Gabon, securing a 1–0 victory that
Tunisia made a commanding start to their 2025 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a deserved 3-1 victory over Uganda Cranes in a rain-laden Group C encounter played on Tuesday night at the Olympic Stadium in Morocco. A brace from FC Copenhagen forward Mohamed Elyes Achouri and an early header by Ellyes Joris Skhiri
Uganda Cranes’ long-awaited return to the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations got off to a difficult start as they fell 3–1 to Tunisia in Group C at the Stade Olympique Annex in Rabat. Playing under heavy rain, the Cranes struggled to cope with Tunisia’s intensity and movement, particularly in the first half. Elias Achouri was
Uganda Cranes launch their 2025 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations campaign under the Rabat lights on Tuesday night, facing a daunting Group C opener against seasoned campaigners Tunisia at the Stade Olympique Annex Sportif Prince Moulay Abdellah. Kick-off is set for 9pm local time (11pm EAT), and for Uganda, the mission is clear: rewrite history.
Uganda’s long-awaited return to the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations is finally a reality, and the excitement sweeping across the country is unmistakable. The Uganda Cranes march into the tournament carrying renewed belief, backed by a squad that blends battle-hardened experience with fearless young talent. From the reassuring presence between the posts to creative