The quarter-final line-up for the 2025 CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco has been confirmed, with the Super Eagles of Nigeria facing Algeria.
Defending champions Cote d’Ivoire and seven-time winners Egypt headline a formidable last eight with Senegal, Cameroon, Nigeria, Algeria, Mali, and hosts Morocco joining in.
The teams progressed after an absorbing Round of 16 concluded on Tuesday night, continuing the tradition of thrilling contests at Africa’s flagship football event.
Egypt booked passage with a gritty extra-time win over Benin Republic, while Cote d’Ivoire cruised past Burkina Faso 3-0 to keep their title defence alive.
Hosts Morocco edged Tanzania with strong home backing, as Senegal defeated Sudan to underline their consistency since winning the 2021 edition.
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Mali showed resilience by eliminating Tunisia on penalties despite playing long periods with ten men in a tense encounter.
Nigeria impressed with a commanding victory over Mozambique, Victor Osimhen scoring twice to showcase the Super Eagles’ attacking strength.
Algeria needed extra time to overcome DR Congo, with substitute Adil Boulbina striking late to seal qualification.
The quarter-finals will be played over two days, with winners advancing to the semi-finals as the chase for continental glory intensifies.
See the AFCON 2025 quarter-final fixtures below:
Friday, January 9
Mali vs Senegal
Cameroon vs Morocco
Saturday, January 10
Algeria vs Nigeria
Egypt vs Côte d’Ivoire
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