Ghana need a miracle to qualify for Morocco 2025 after a damaging 2-0 loss to Sudan, while Libya's shenanigans have proven futile as Nigeria still tops Group D
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Angola, already qualified with 12 points, are out of reach, while Sudan need just one point from their remaining two matches against Angola to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time since 2021. In Group C, Ibrahim Adel scored a stunning goal to help Egypt all but seal their place in Morocco 2025 with an unassailable 12 points. Botswana leapfrogged into second place after defeating Cape Verde 1-0. Botswana now have six points, while Cape Verde and Mauritania are tied on three points. Matchdays 5 and 6 are set to determine the second qualifier.Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians.
Group I remains open, with Mozambique, Mali, and Guinea-Bissau all in contention. Both Mozambique and Mali have eight points and will face each other in November. A win for either will guarantee qualification.
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