A hell of a cast for a mini-tournament. The Spanish Super Cup is back in January 2026. Last year, FC Barcelona got rid of Athletic Bilbao in the semi-finals (2-0) before disgusting Real Madrid in the final (5-2). This year, the program could be the same for the Blaugrana. Barça meets in Jeddah in Saudi … Read more
The rare weather events experienced by the Paris region in recent days also have repercussions on Morocco during the CAN. Snowy episodes like in the French capital were also observed at the beginning of January near the Middle Atlas mountains, but it is above all the abundant rain which has fallen on the country since … Read more
Mohamed Amoura’s gesture sparked the start of a controversy. Once Algeria’s qualification for the CAN quarterfinals was assured and the elimination of the Democratic Republic of Congo was confirmed (1-0, ap), the Fennecs striker looked down at the Leopards supporters and more particularly Michel Kuka Mboladinga, the immobile man and figure of the Congolese public … Read more
Radio Foot is live from Rabat this week! On the program for this Tuesday, from 9:10 p.m. UT: No earthquake in this CAN: the big names held their place. DRC exited without merit and Burkina Faso eliminated without having really existed, a Benin more attractive but still too short. Why no surprises at the end … Read more
The posters couldn’t be more enticing. With eight of the ten highest ranked African teams in the FIFA rankings qualified (only Tunisia and the Democratic Republic of Congo are missing), the CAN quarter-finals promise a total spectacle. Above all, they will be supported by the presence of the five superstars of African football, who alone … Read more
The Algerian management must currently work on a way to disrupt the beautiful alchemy of the Super Eagles, but the Nigerian federation could take care of it itself. According to journalist Oluwashina Okeleji, Victor Osimhen, his partners and the staff are still waiting for bonuses promised by their leaders in the event of victories in … Read more
Back to home / Podcasts / CAN 2025: the chronicle of Joseph-Antoine Bell Every day, RFI consultant Joseph-Antoine Bell analyzes the highlights of CAN 2025. The former goalkeeper of the Indomitable Lions believes that the qualifications of Ivory Coast and Algeria for the quarter-finals are not due to chance. It is also projected onto the … Read more
My first stage is sport explained to children. Here, we answer all their questions, we decipher the rules, we tell the stories of great athletes, we learn everything about sport. In this 5-episode series, we focus on the CAN, on the occasion of the 35th edition which takes place in Morocco from December 21, 2025 … Read more
One, two, three… we know the refrain! Algeria’s epic and late qualification for the quarter-finals of CAN 2025, thanks to Adil Boulbina’s sublime goal after extra time, gave the Algerian people around the world an opportunity to celebrate. In France, scenes of jubilation in the street after the football exploits of the Fennecs are usual. … Read more
Despite their 4-0 victory and their brilliant qualification for the quarter-finals of CAN 2025, Nigeria does not really have peace of mind. This Tuesday, the Nigerian federation denied rumors, in particular that of Victor Osimhen’s departure from the selection, after the disagreement between the latter and his teammate Ademola Lookman. The Nigerian media Arise News … Read more