Salah achieves as a win in Egypt

Captain Mohamed Salah found a net for Egypt because on Friday they secured a pleasant 2-0 victory over Ethiopia in their qualifications for the 2026 World Cup.

Meanwhile, Morocco, semi -finalists in 2022, had to rely on a late goal from Bilal El Khannouss to Roses near Niger.

Egypt extended his lead in the group and in five points in the middle of the qualifying phase, and Zizo added a second goal to seal his victory.

Burkina Faso had previously secured a 4-1 triumph over Jibuti, forcing them to another place in the group.

Each winner of the group among nine qualifying groups provides a direct place in the World Cup final to be held in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

In the meantime, the four best runners will face the challenging intercontinental playoffs for the latest available embroidery.

Morocco played his particular match against Niger on home soil in Oujda, as Niger lacks appropriate stadiums for international games.

Despite this advantage, Morocco found himself until Ismael Saibari equalized for an hour, and El Khannouss achieved victory in the time of stop.

This result put six points ahead of Niger in Group E.

Mo Salah had a goal and assist in the first half against Ethiopia.

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South Africa faced a difficult challenge at home against neighboring Lesot, but in the end it prevailed 2-0. Relebohile Mofokeng and Jayden Adams have achieved their maiden international goals to send their team to the top of Group C.

The next one will travel to the neutral Abidan on a key match against runner -up Benin on Tuesday, where their victory could expand their lead.

Nigeria finally broke its useless string in a qualifying campaign, securing a 2-0 victory over Rwanda in Kigali. Victor besides dived twice, reinforcing Nigerian points at six, although they are still following South Africa for four points.

Gana, who failed to qualify for the upcoming African Cup of Nations in Morocco, performed the dominant effect of 5-0 against Chad in Accri.

Antoine Semenyo, Inaki Williams, Jordan Ayew, Mohammed Salis and Ernest Nuamah all arrived on the list, putting Ganu two points in front of Madagascar in Group I.

The shore of the ivory moves the top

The ivory coast climbed to the top of its group after a narrow 1-0 victory over Burundi in a match hosted in Morocco. Evann Sumband scored his first international goal, securing victory.

Algeria moved to the top of Group G to a goal difference after a 3-1 victory over Bocvani. Mohamed Amoura struck twice, while Amine Gouiri opened the scoring for visitors.

Guinea’s qualifications hit the hope because they held themselves without a goalkeeper against Underdogs Somalia in a neutral Abidian.

By the way, the Democratic Republic of Congo brought South Sudan with a 1-0 victory, thanks to the strike of the first half Theo Bongende. This victory placed them second in Group B behind Sudan, who will face Senegal on Saturday.

Emilio Nsue returned to the equatorial Guinea team triumphantly, scoring his 2-0 victory over Sao Tome and Princess. NSUE served a six-month ban on FIFA due to problems with eligibility, despite being a leading shooter of all time.