🏁21:10 🔜 What’s next
With Group F concluded, attention now turns to the Round of 16, where the intensity ramps up and margins tighten.
Thank you for following today’s decisive action — join us when the knockout stage begins and the race for continental glory truly ignites. Good night.
🏁21:07📊 Final Group F standings
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Côte d’Ivoire — 7 pts
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Cameroon — 7 pts
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Mozambique — 3 pts
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Gabon — 0 pts
Côte d’Ivoire finish top of the group on goal difference after a dramatic comeback, with Cameroon second, also unbeaten.
Mozambique bow out after a spirited campaign that included a historic win, while Gabon exit despite ending on a positive note in their final outing.
🏁21:05 GMT Group F wrap-up — TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025
The final whistle brings Group F to a thrilling close at the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025, with late twists deciding both matches and the final standings.
🔢 Final results (Matchday 3)
Cameroon produced a strong second-half response to overturn Mozambique in Agadir, while Côte d’Ivoire showed champion mentality in Marrakech, rallying from behind to edge Gabon in a five-goal thriller.
🏁 21:00 GMT – FULL-TIME
Full-time in both Group F matches.
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Cote d’Ivoire secure a 3–2 comeback victory over Gabon, finishing their campaign with a statement performance.
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Cameroon also secured a comeback win over Mozambbique, closing the group stage with another competitive encounter.
🕒 20:52 GMT – GOAL Cote d’Ivoire
Goal! Gabon 2, Cote d’Ivoire 3.
The Elephants have pulled a massive surprise here. They have come from two goals down to get into the lead. Bazoumana Touré (Côte d’Ivoire) headed in from the left side of the six yard box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Christopher Opéri with a cross.
🕒 20:46 GMT – GOAL Cote d’Ivoire
Goal! Gabon 2, Cote d’Ivoire 2.
Evann Guessand restores parity for Côte d’Ivoire with a header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Christopher Opéri with a cross following a corner.
🕗 20:30 GMT
Sustained pressure from Côte d’Ivoire as the champions pin Gabon inside their own half. The Panthers defend with discipline, blocking passing lanes and slowing the tempo.
Cameroon increase their intensity, circulating the ball faster as Mozambique work tirelessly to maintain structure and balance.
🕒 20:15 GMT – GOAL Cameroon
Mozambique 1, Cameroon 2. Christian Kofane (Cameroon) right footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner.
🔄 20:06 GMT – SECOND HALF UNDERWAY
The second half gets underway in both Group F matches.
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Gabon lead 2–1 against Côte d’Ivoire in Marrakech, putting pressure on the defending champions.
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Mozambique and Cameroon are locked at 1–1 in Agadir, with both sides pushing for momentum heading into the knockout rounds.
⏸️ 19:51 GMT – HALF-TIME
Half-time in both Group F matches.
The balance remains delicate, with positioning and momentum still very much at stake heading into the second halves.
🕗 19:50 GMT
Both matches edge towards the break with tactical battles unfolding. Côte d’Ivoire remain focused on turning things round, while Cameroon and Mozambique remain locked in a competitive contest.
🕒 19:44 GMT – GOAL Cote d’Ivoire
Goal! Gabon 2, Cote d’Ivoire 1.
Jean-Philippe Krasso (Côte d’Ivoire) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Wilfried Zaha.
🕖 19:40 GMT
A composed spell from Gabon in Marrakech as the reigning champions Cote d’Ivoire are forced to regain control. In Agadir, Cameroon’s youthful side show maturity, managing pressure and keeping Mozambique at bay as half-time approaches.
🕖 19:30 GMT
The pace increases in both venues. Côte d’Ivoire circulate possession patiently, probing for openings. Mozambique grow into the game in Agadir, pressing Cameroon higher and showing no signs of intimidation.
🕒 19:28 GMT – GOAL Cameroon
Mozambique 1, Cameroon 1. Own goal by Nene to restore parity for Cameroon.
🕒 19:23 GMT – GOAL Mozambique
Mozambique 1, Cameroon 0. Geny Catamo (Mozambique) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Infren Matola.
🕒 19:22 GMT – GOAL Gabon
Goal! Gabon 2, Cote d’Ivore 0.
Denis Bouanga scores for Gabon with right-footed shot from the left side of the box.
🕖 19:20 GMT (20’)
Côte d’Ivoire begin to stretch Gabon with quicker transitions, forcing the Panthers deeper. Cameroon continue to control territory, but Mozambique remain compact and organised, threatening occasionally on the counter.
🕒 19:11 GMT – GOAL Gabon
Goal! Gabon 1, Cote d’Ivore 0.
Guélor Kanga (Gabon) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal.
🕖 19:10 GMT (10’)
Early probing exchanges in both matches. Côte d’Ivoire look composed in possession, dictating tempo against a disciplined Gabon side. In Agadir, Cameroon press high early, while Mozambique show confidence on the ball following their historic qualification.
🕖 19:00 GMT – KICK-OFF
Kick-off in both Group F matches as the final chapter of the group stage begins.
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Gabon vs Côte d’Ivoire get underway in Marrakech, with pride and top spot on the line.
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Cameroon vs Mozambique kicks off in Agadir, where both sides are already qualified but aiming to finish strongly.
🕓 18:02 GMT – 📊 Group E conclusion
Algeria cap a dominant group-stage campaign by finishing top with maximum authority. Burkina Faso secure second place with a resilient and well-managed victory, while Sudan settle for third after a spirited but ultimately unsuccessful second-half push. Equatorial Guinea bow out after a difficult group campaign.
The focus now shifts to the final Group F matches later this evening, where qualification places are still very much up for grabs. Stay with us for continued live coverage.
🕓 18:00 GMT – FULL-TIME
Full-time in both Group E matches:
🕒 17:50 GMT – GOAL Burkina Faso
Goal! Sudan 0, Burkina Faso 2.
Arsène Kouassi scored for Burkina Faso to extend their lead with left-footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Dango Ouattara.
🕓 17:50 GMT
Time is running out for Sudan as Burkina Faso maintain discipline and composure. Algeria look focused on seeing the game out without incident, fully aware that qualification is already secured.
🕓 17:40 GMT
Tension rises in Casablanca as Sudan continue to probe, but Burkina Faso’s defensive structure holds firm. Algeria remain in cruise control, making measured substitutions to protect key players.
🕓 17:30 GMT
Burkina Faso absorb pressure well and slow the game down intelligently. Sudan are seeing more of the ball but struggling to create clear chances. Algeria manage the game expertly, circulating possession and limiting risks.
🕓 17:20 GMT
Sudan increase their tempo, pushing higher up the pitch and committing more bodies forward. Burkina Faso remain organised, sitting compact and looking to strike on the counter. Algeria continue to dominate possession comfortably despite Nsue pulling one back for Equatorial Guinea.
🕒 17:13 GMT – GOAL Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea 1, Algeria 3 Emilio Nsue (Equatorial Guinea) right footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Álex Balboa.
🔄 SECOND HALF – GROUP E
🕓 17:00 GMT – HALF-TIME
Half-time in both Group E matches:
Algeria are firmly in control and cruising towards top spot, while Burkina Faso currently hold the advantage in the battle for second place. Sudan still have everything to play for in the final 45 minutes.
⏸️ 16:52 GMT – HALF-TIME
Half-time in both Group E matches:
Everything remains open heading into the second half with the Burkina Faso and Algeria leading at the break.
🕓 16:50 GMT (45’)
Approaching half-time with both matches having goals, reflecting the importance of avoiding costly mistakes.
🕓 16:40 GMT (40’)
A tense spell in Casablanca as Burkina Faso threaten from a set piece, well dealt with by Sudan’s defence. Algeria maintain their lead and territorial dominance in Rabat.
🕒 16:32 GMT – GOAL Algeria
Equatorial Guinea 0, Algeria 3 Ibrahim Maza (Algeria) header from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Anis Hadj Moussa with a cross.
🕒 16:25 GMT – GOAL Algeria
Equatorial Guinea 0, Algeria 2 Farès Chaïbi with a right-footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Ibrahim Maza with a through ball.
🕓 16:20 GMT (20’)
Burkina Faso press higher in midfield, testing Sudan’s organisation. Algeria continue to circulate the ball patiently, probing for spaces down the flanks.
🕒 16:19 GMT – GOAL Algeria
Equatorial Guinea 0, Algeria 1 Zinéddine Belaïd header from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Anis Hadj Moussa with a cross following a corner.
🕒 16:16 GMT – GOAL Burkina Faso
Goal! Sudan 0, Burkina Faso 1. Lassina Traoré head in from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Stéphane Aziz Ki.
🕓 16:10 GMT (10’)
Algeria settle into early possession, dictating the tempo against a compact Equatorial Guinea defence. Sudan and Burkina Faso begin cautiously, prioritising structure and discipline.
🟢 16:00 GMT – KICK-OFF
The final Group E matches are underway.
🕒 15:50 GMT – Teams completing final preparations
Players are in the tunnel as the final instructions are delivered. Everything is set for kick-off in these crucial Group E fixtures.
🕒 15:40 GMT – Atmosphere builds across venues
The stadiums in Casablanca and Rabat are filling steadily as supporters prepare for decisive encounters. Both matches are expected to be tight, with little room for error.
🕒 15:30 GMT – Algeria calm and composed
Algeria’s camp remains relaxed, with coach Vladimir Petkovic emphasising momentum and focus despite qualification already secured. Rotation is possible, but the Fennecs are determined to finish the group stage strongly.
🕒 15:20 GMT – Focus on fine margins
Sudan’s tactical discipline under Kwesi Appiah has been a standout feature of their campaign so far. Burkina Faso, meanwhile, are expected to rely on midfield strength and physical intensity to tip the balance.
🕒 15:10 GMT – Stakes clearly defined
Algeria face Equatorial Guinea knowing a win would confirm top spot, while Equatorial Guinea are playing for pride after elimination was confirmed in their previous match.
In Casablanca, Sudan and Burkina Faso meet in a high-stakes clash that will decide who finishes second in the group.
🕒 15:01 GMT – Welcome to Group E decisive day
Two simultaneous fixtures will determine the final standings, with Algeria already assured of qualification, while Sudan and Burkina Faso battle directly for second place.
🕒 15:00 GMT
Good afternoon and welcome to our live blog coverage of Matchday 10 at the 2025 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, where the final group-stage puzzles will be solved today.
We are on the third and final day of the last round of group matches, with all fixtures played simultaneously as qualification places for the Round of 16 are decided.
Yesterday delivered decisive drama, as Senegal and DR Congo sealed progression from Group D, while Tunisia and Nigeria confirmed their places in Group C after tightly contested encounters that went down to the final whistle.
Today’s action sees Group E take centre stage at 16:00 GMT, with Algeria facing Equatorial Guinea as Sudan battle Burkina Faso in a direct fight for final group positions.
Later at 19:00 GMT, attention shifts to Group F, where Gabon meet Côte d’Ivoire and Mozambique take on Cameroon in another set of matches with knockout implications.\
As always, we will bring you minute-by-minute live updates, key moments, goals and turning points as they happen across the grounds. All timings are in GMT, so settle in and join us as the group stage of AFCON Morocco 2025 reaches its thrilling conclusion.
