Raito |
31 days ago
The doors are officially open to warmly welcome the African and international teams ready to take part in this 12th edition.
As with every edition, we would like to remind you of our golden rule:
No tactical restrictions. Every manager is free to play according to their own vision of the game.
Registration remains open until Sunday 21 June 2026 at 11.00 pm (VF).
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Raito |
31 days agoFederation: M A R O C
Head coach:
Rules: read and approved
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kiki-saintĂŠ |
31 days agoGuest for the third consecutive season
Kiki SaintĂŠ, New Zealand
Wolfpack âNWOâ
Rules read and approved
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Le saint |
31 days agoFederation: CĂ´te d'Ivoire
Head coach: wb ~ Ivoire AcadĂŠmie ~
Rules: Read and approved
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killa |
31 days agoFederation: Zimbabwe
Head coach: killa
Rules read and approved
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Say say |
31 days agoCoach Say Say
Benin Football Federation
Rules read and approved
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Ali_Cool |
31 days agoAlicool selector
Algeria selection
Read and approved
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Maguatte |
31 days agoVALENCIANO |
31 days agoFederation: Angola
Head coach: Valenciano
Read & Approved
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Yanick ToualeuS3D |
31 days agoFĂDĂRATION : MAURITANIE
SELECTIONNEUR: YANICK
RĂGLEMENT : LU ET APPROUVĂ
Nani the Kid |
31 days agoCape Verde Federation, rules read and approved, head coach Nani The Kid
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Arkajyoti Paul |
30 days agoFederation:-India
Coach:-Arkajyoti Paul
Rules read and approved
Thank you to Raito to letting me in as guest team this time.
Raito |
29 days ago
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED!Registration for this edition has closed, with 12 nations officially entered
(Reminder: Morocco, New Zealand, ).
Here is the detailed schedule for this final phase:
- Group stage: 2 groups of 6 teams.
- Qualification: The top 4 teams from each group secure their place in the knockout stages.
- Quarter-final fixtures:
⢠A1 vs B4
⢠B2 vs A3
⢠B1 vs A4
⢠A2 vs B3
Strict rule:No friendly matches are permitted (No Friendly match)
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Raito |
28 days ago~⢠PRIZE DRAW â˘~GROUP A
GROUP B
NB: Any friendly match played outside the competition will result in a penalty for the offending team. Should the team qualify for the next round, the nation will simply be disqualified, and its place will be reallocated to one of the eliminated teams
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kiki-saintĂŠ |
28 days agoWhat a brilliant group â good luck to you all!
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Say say |
28 days ago> **Raito**:
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Good luck to everyone
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Mohamed wague |
27 days agoFederation: Congo
Head coach: Mohamed Wague
Read and approved
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Ali_Cool |
26 days agoRaito |
23 days ago â˘~ DAY 1 ~â˘The Africa Cup of Nations has kicked off, but this latest edition has got off to a bad start, with several teams suffering walkover defeats for administrative reasons.
Against all expectations, it is the major football associations that have been caught out: Nigeria, Benin and Algeria have already suffered the dayâs biggest setbacks.
GROUP A: This matchday marked the very first appearance of INDIA, who were invited to take part under a special invitation. Their introduction to the competition proved particularly difficult against a very experienced ZAMBIA side.
The Zambians took control of the game from the kick-off before striking twice, spurred on by a brace from their star striker, MWANSA.
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Raito |
23 days agoâ˘~ DAY 1 ~â˘GROUP B:
In what was effectively a repeat of last yearâs final, played in the group stage, the NEW ZEALANDERS found themselves up against the MOROCCAN side.
The Moroccans controlled the game with great tactical intelligence, leaving the All Whites no chance of getting back into the match. This composed 2â0 victory earned the Moroccans three precious points against a New Zealand side accustomed to competing at the highest level.
The clash between the Blue Sharks of CAPE VERDE and ZIMBABWE produced a completely unpredictable match. Admittedly, the Cape Verdeans dominated possession, but they were woefully ineffective in front of goal.
In contrast, the Zimbabwean players showed clinical precision, capitalising on their only corner to open the scoring with a perfect deflection.
A huge disappointment for Cape Verde, but an ideal opportunity to put things right in the coming fixtures
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Raito |
16 days agoâ˘~âŞď¸ MATCHDAY 2âŞď¸~⢠Apart from the Chipolopolos of ZAMBIAâs walkover defeat to BENIN, all the other matches on this day were played on the pitch.
GROUP A:
Drawing on its wealth of experience in the competition, MAURITANIA confirmed its excellent form by securing a second victory on this third matchday against the GREEN EAGLES, whose wings had been clipped. YOUBA and SOW were named joint MVPs of the match.
In the other match in the group, the game failed to live up to expectations: a disjointed affair, marked by excessive aggression and a total of zero clear-cut chances. INDIA thus ended their second appearance with a goalless draw against the Elephants of IVORY COAST, securing their first-ever point in the Africa Cup of Nations in the process.
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16 days agoâ˘~âŞď¸ DAY 2 âŞď¸~⢠GROUP B:
Morocco and Angola have maintained a perfect record after these first two matchdays.
The Atlas Lions asserted their dominance with a valuable victory thanks to a brace from Chihi. Facing them, a valiant CAPE VERDE side never managed to find a way to turn the tide.
Meanwhile, the Palancas Negras of ANGOLA secured a nail-biting victory against ZIMBABWE. The Zimbabweans had, however, got off to the perfect start by opening the scoring, before succumbing to Angolaâs onslaught in the second half. It was a memorable comeback orchestrated by Bembele, who scored a crucial brace.
Finally, we are witnessing a resurgence from NEW ZEALAND following their opening defeat. In their second consecutive clash against a North African side â ALGERIA â the All Whites struggled before securing three vital points. The New Zealandersâ one-goal lead lasted just 15 minutes before the Fennecs equalised. It was finally in the 62nd minute that the winning goal sealed the final score of the match: 2â1.
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9 days agoâ˘~âŞď¸ MATCHDAY 3 âŞď¸~⢠MAURITANIA 1-0 ZAMBIA: The Mauritanian steamroller has struck again, and Zambia bore the brunt of it. Turning the pitch into their own arena, the Mourabitounes secured a clear and well-deserved victory.
BENIN 0-0 IVORY COAST: The fear of defeat stifled the game between Benin and Ivory Coast. It was a frustrating game of chess in which each side waited for the other to slip up, only to ultimately share the points.
NIGERIA 1-0 INDIA: Caught off guard as early as the 2nd minute, Indiaâs Blue Tigers were never able to respond against Nigeriaâs Green Eagles, who were in commanding form and in complete control on their home turf.
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9 days agoâ˘~âŞď¸ DAY 3 âŞď¸~â˘
GROUP B
ANGOLA 2â0 CAPE VERDE: In the shadows, the Angolan executioner has struck again. Cape Verde silently endured its third consecutive defeat, a crushing blow that makes qualification almost impossible.
MOROCCO 0-0 ALGERIA: Breaking with the pattern of past encounters, this Morocco v Algeria match lived up to all expectations. It was a spectacular, nail-biting contest between evenly matched sides, where only the finishing let them down.
ZIMBABWE 1-1 NEW ZEALAND: Under pressure from a dominant Zimbabwe side right from the start, New Zealandâs All Whites thought they had pulled off an upset when they opened the scoring from a corner in the second half. But they hadnât reckoned with Zimbabweâs lightning strike, which came three minutes later to snatch a deserved draw.
GROUP B
ANGOLA 2â0 CAPE VERDE: In the shadows, the Angolan executioner has struck again. Cape Verde silently endured its third consecutive defeat, a crushing blow that makes qualification almost impossible.
MOROCCO 0-0 ALGERIA: Breaking with the pattern of past encounters, this Morocco v Algeria match lived up to all expectations. It was a spectacular, nail-biting contest between evenly matched sides, where only the finishing let them down.
ZIMBABWE 1-1 NEW ZEALAND: Under pressure from a dominant Zimbabwe side right from the start, New Zealandâs All Whites thought they had pulled off an upset when they opened the scoring from a corner in the second half. But they hadnât reckoned with Zimbabweâs lightning strike, which came three minutes later to snatch a deserved draw.
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15h agoâ˘~âŞď¸ MATCHDAY 4 âŞď¸~⢠GROUP A
MAURITANIA v INDIA (0â0): A setback for the Mourabitounes. After three consecutive wins, Mauritania came up against a highly organised Indian side with their backs against the wall. Despite creating numerous chances, the Mauritanians lacked a clinical finish.
IVORY COAST â ZAMBIA (2â0): The Ivorian Elephants confirmed their rise to prominence by dominating the match against Zambia. A lightning-fast brace right at the start of the match settled the contest, securing a crucial second victory for CĂ´te dâIvoire.
BENIN â NIGERIA (0â1): Dominance does not guarantee victory. Benin tried everything but failed to capitalise on their superiority. In contrast, Nigeriaâs Super Eagles showed clinical finishing, converting their only chance to secure a crucial victory in the race for qualification.
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12h ago â˘~âŞď¸ MATCHDAY 4 âŞď¸~⢠GROUP B
MOROCCO v ANGOLA (1â1): This was the headline fixture in the battle for top spot in Group B. Right from the kick-off, Angola showed their strength by creating a string of clear-cut chances against a surprisingly timid Atlas Lions side. Shaken, Morocco managed to respond in the second half: after Angola opened the scoring, the Moroccans immediately equalised to secure a deserved draw.
ZIMBABWE â ALGERIA (Walkover victory for Zimbabwe): Zimbabwe did not let the opportunity to win by walkover slip away. The Warriors capitalised on the utter chaos and lack of direction within an Algerian side in the throes of an administrative and disciplinary crisis.
CAPE VERDE - NEW ZEALAND (0â1): Despite a heroic performance, Cape Verde eventually succumbed to New Zealandâs clinical finishing. The Blue Sharksâ fierce resistance was broken in the final quarter of an hour by a clinical free-kick from Maxwell, the All Whitesâ striker.
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