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CAN 2027 Eliminations: Senegal and Egypt Wake up, Morocco Confirms, Algeria Approaches False Step

On the second day of the playoffs, Senegal and Egypt were defeated on the first day of the playoffs by going to win respectively on the lawns of Ethiopia (1-0) and South Sudan (5-0). At the same time, Morocco won without difficulty against Lesotho (2-0), as Algeria passed near a defeat in Burundi.

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The second round of liquidations of the 2027 Cup of African Nations witnessed a remarkable Arab presence, in the five parts of Egypt, a second victory for Morocco and the return of Algeria from a two-way delay, while Libya, Mauritania and Somalia are completing their matches today.

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The second day of the CAN 2027 playoffs continued on Tuesday 29 September, with Senegal (1-0) and Egypt (5-0) winning their first win after missed debuts. Morocco, for its part, chained without trembling against Lesotho (2-0) while Algeria was surprised by a catchy Burundi team (2-2).

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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On the second day of the playoffs, Senegal and Egypt were defeated on the first day of the playoffs by going to win respectively on the lawns of Ethiopia (1-0) and South Sudan (5-0). At the same time, Morocco won without difficulty against Lesotho (2-0), as Algeria passed near a defeat in Burundi.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Senegal and Morocco have had various fortunes but both have won a precious victory on this second day of the CAN 2027 playoffs. Ibrahim Mbaye delivers Senegal Senegal holds its first victory in this campaign. Opposed to Ethiopia, the Lions of the Teranga won over [...]

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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