Nothing worries Morocco, a country organizing the next CAN, which rushes straight to the 2026 World Cup. Intratable in the E group, the Atlas Lions have just chained five victories in a row and are no longer very far from composting their ticket. The teammates of Achraf Hakimi face Niger this Friday, fourth to nine lengths – but one less match – before chaining on the field of Zambia on September 8.
As a reminder, the group winners are directly qualified for the World Cup. The best four seconds will compete in an African dam tournament, the winner of which will qualify for intercontinental dams.
The kick-off of the Morocco-Niger match is scheduled for 9 p.m. this Friday, September 5. The meeting will be followed live on the L’Equipe Live Foot platform.
