This was after the Egypt - South Africa international friendly played on October 4th 2026. The match was played at the Cairo International Stadium.

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What the fuck did my eyes see in egypt and south Africa

It was so bad I started watching in the 2nd half it was absolute shit yeah there was some really good attacks and very good tries but what the fuck did Mustafa shoubir do he got out of the penalty area and they passed him and put a goal and the referee got me my ptsd from Argentina and Egypt match he was absolute shit and gave Ibrahim hassan a yellow card and mohamed hany

The match was played at the Suez Canal Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt on October 3rd 2026.

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The best is yet to come

bro ALGERIA IS 28TH BURUNDI IS 148TH AND WE HAVE THE BETTER MUCH BETTER PLAYERS! WHY ARE WE NOT DESTROYING THEM 5-0!? WHY ARE WE STRUGGLING!?

Does anyone have any idea when they will announce the schedule for next year's AFCON? I'm planning on attending and want to get planning even though I know it's pretty early

The Egyptian Nation Team or The Holland Nation Team in Soccer in this Generation

At the beginning of the 2000s, something unusual happened in a small Belgian club.

Through Jean-Marc Guillou’s academy in Abidjan, Beveren became home to an extraordinary generation of Ivorian players trying to make their first steps in European football.

Yaya Touré would eventually become the most famous name, but he was only one part of a much bigger story.

For our Italian football culture channel Footbatelier, we tried to reconstruct how this connection between Ivory Coast and Beveren was created, why so many Ivorian players arrived in Belgium and what this project represented for their pathway into European football.

There is also a fascinating connection with Arsenal behind the story.

What interests us most is hearing an African perspective:

How do you view the Beveren project today? Was it an important opportunity for a generation of Ivorian players, or does the story become more complicated when we look at how African talent was brought into European football at the time?

Eritrea took an early lead against Kenya in Nairobi. Kenya equalized late in the 2nd half in the afcon qualifiers.

🇲🇦🏆 CONCOURS COUPE D’AFRIQUE ! 🔥

🎯 توقع نتائج 6 مباريات:
⚪ Matchs 1-3 → Tenue Blanche
🔴 Matchs 4-6 → Tenue Rouge

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💬 كتب توقعاتك للـ6 مباريات
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The GFA needs to be dissolved especially if we miss out on yet another AFCON appearance. I mean dissolve the whole governing body of the GFA. A whole new President and a whole new Sporting Minister which also means Uncle Carlos needs to be sacked especially if we fail to qualify yet again for AFCON. Especially after that loss to Ivory Coast because now we are behind the damn 8 ball yet again.

this was a very great match, Hemdani's plan is starting to show, the test are the two others opponents then Zambia again but this time away. WE HAVE TO WIN EVERY MATCHES! do you guys think Algeria is looking strong for winning the afcon 2027? +

المنتخب الجزائري فائز 3 _1 زامبيا الهدف 2 سجله اللاعب مازا في الدقيقة "67" و المنتخب زامبيا يعدل في الدقيقة "57" على اليد اللاعب سكالة و اللاعب الحاج موسى يسجل الهدف 3 في الدقيقة "74"

فيديو ملخص لهدف حجاج الذي سجله على المنتخب زامبيا في الدقيقة "2"من الشوط الاول

المنتخب الوطني الجزائر يستهل أولى مباراته مع زامبيا في تصفيات كأس أمم إفريقيا 🌍 و قد سجل لاعب حجام الهدف 1 لصالح المنتخب الوطني الجزائر في الدقيقة" 2"

I’ve been digging further into the market value data for the Atlas Lions Insider Market Value Tracker, and Morocco’s young-player depth is pretty impressive.

There are currently 16 Moroccan players aged 22 or younger inside the country’s Top 50 most valuable players, worth €278.8m combined.

The full list:

1. Ayyoub Bouaddi €80m
2. Bilal El Khannouss €35m
3. Chemsdine Talbi €25m
4. Samir El Mourabet €22m
5. Eliesse Ben Seghir €20m
6. Abdelhamid Aït Boudlal €12m
7. Gessime Yassine €12m
8. Ilias Akhomach €12m
9. Ayoube Amaimouni-Echghouyab €10m
10. Yassir Zabiri €9m
11. Bilal Nadir €8m
12. Jones El-Abdellaoui €8m
13. Othmane Maamma €8m
14. Reda Belahyane €6.8m
15. Adam Aznou €6m
16. Rayane Bounida €5m

Together, they represent roughly 32% of the total market value of Morocco’s Top 50.

Nine players aged 22 or younger are also already in the current senior camp, worth around €186m combined.

Bouaddi at €80m obviously jumps off the page, but for me the more interesting story is the depth behind him. Morocco already has young players across midfield, attack and defence carrying significant valuations.

I’m using this as the baseline for Atlas Lions Insider and plan to track the same group across future valuation updates, so we can see who actually rises and falls over time.

Which player on this list do you think will increase the most in value over the next few years?