AFCON Final Set: Morocco Face Senegal in Title Showdown

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Hosts Morocco will take on defending champions Senegal in the final of the Africa Cup of Nations after both sides edged tense semifinal encounters to book their place in the showpiece match.

Morocco reached the final after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Nigeria following a goalless draw in regulation time. Goalkeeper Yassine Bounou was the hero, making crucial saves to send the Atlas Lions into their first AFCON final in over two decades.

Senegal, meanwhile, secured their spot with a narrow 1โ€“0 win over Egypt. A late strike from Sadio Manรฉ proved decisive in a tightly contested match, as the Teranga Lions once again showed their tournament pedigree.

The final sets up a compelling clash between Africaโ€™s top-ranked teams. Morocco will be hoping home support can drive them to their first continental title since 1976, while Senegal are chasing a second AFCON crown after lifting the trophy in 2021.

The final will be played in Rabat, with continental bragging rights and history on the line.


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