Morocco celebrates Afcon win: 'Today is about couscous not jollof'

BBC News - WorldFiled 2026-01-15 · 20:22 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min

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Morocco defeated Nigeria in a penalty shootout to advance to the Afcon final, sparking celebrations across the country as they aim for their first title in 50 years. The victory occurred during the Afcon semi-finals. Senegal also secured a spot in the final by defeating Egypt in the other semi-final match. Morocco and Senegal will compete for the Afcon title on January 18th. The tournament is being held in an unmentioned location. The winner of the match will be crowned the Afcon champion.

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Morocco and Senegal will meet on 18 January for the tournament's decisive match.

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Senegal beat Egypt to secure their place in the final.

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The victory brings Morocco within reach of their first title in 50 years.

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Morocco defeated Nigeria in a penalty shootout to advance to the Afcon final.

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Morocco defeated Nigeria in a penalty shootout to advance to the Afcon final.Fans across the country celebrated the victory, which brings Morocco within reach of their first title in 50 years. In the other semi-final, Senegal beat Egypt to secure their place in the final. Morocco and Senegal will meet on 18 January for the tournament's decisive match.

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