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On Tuesday night, the Carthage Eagles defeated Uganda 3-1 in Rabat thanks to a brace from Elias Achouri, ending Tunisia’s long-standing Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) opening-day curse.
In their opening Group C encounter at the 2025 tournament, the North Africans’ 12-year losing streak in the AFCON finals came to an abrupt halt.
After barely ten minutes, Ellyes Skhiri put Tunisia ahead and established the tone. Achouri demonstrated Tunisia’s intention to attack by doubling the lead prior to halftime and coming back to complete the task just after the hour mark. Denis Omedi gave Uganda a comeback deep into stoppage time, but the match was already lost.
In the final third, Uganda found it difficult to match Tunisia’s cutting edge despite having a little more of the ball. With Tanzania in third place and Uganda at the bottom, Tunisia now leads Group C on goal differential, surpassing Nigeria.
Nigeria had to put in more effort than they had anticipated in Fes before defeating Tanzania 2-1 in their own Group C match. The majority of the first half was dominated by the Super Eagles, who had Victor Osimhen stunningly denied and hit the woodwork through Akor Adams.
Semi Ajayi scored the game-winning goal in the 36th minute after Alex Iwobi’s enticing cross from a corner. Charles M’Mombwa scored an equalizer early in the second half, briefly silencing the Nigerian fans, but Tanzania quickly responded. After another assist from Iwobi, Ademola Lookman restored Nigeria’s advantage with a thundering left-footed finish just 108 seconds later.
Tanzania threatened a second equalizer, but Calvin Bassey’s important interventions and Ibrahim Hamad’s squandered opportunity helped Nigeria hold fast. The Super Eagles are already in a strong position ahead of their exciting matchup with Tunisia.
Senegal easily defeated Botswana 3-0 in Group D play at the Grand Stade de Tanger to demonstrate their abilities. The former champions were ahead thanks to goals from Nicolas Jackson in either half and a late third from substitute Cherif Ndiaye.
Ismail Jakobs’ cut-back gave Jackson the lead in the 40th minute, and he doubled it shortly before the hour with a crisp finish. Jackson was a persistent threat. Goitseone Phoko, the goalkeeper for Botswana, made a number of saves to keep the score respectable while the Bayern Munich striker nearly finished his hat-trick.
In a tough match characterized by wasted opportunities and late drama, DR Congo defeated Benin earlier in the group. After Benin’s defense faltered and the winger neatly slotted into the corner, Théo Bongonda’s first-half goal proved to be crucial.
Soon after the restart, Cedric Bakambu believed he had doubled the lead, but VAR disallowed the goal due to offside. Benin created multiple late opportunities as both teams pushed for more, but they were unable to secure a regulation-time victory in the finals once more. The outcome increased DR Congo’s remarkable winning streak on foreign soil to six straight.
As the group-stage drama continues to play out, attention now shifts to Wednesday’s games: Burkina Faso vs. Equatorial Guinea, Algeria vs. Sudan, Ivory Coast vs. Mozambique, and Cameroon vs. Gabon.
Today, December 24, AFCON matches include Burkina Faso vs. Equatorial Guinea at 1:30 p.m.
Sudan vs. Algeria, 4 p.m.
Mozambique vs. Ivory Coast, 6:30 p.m.
Gabon vs. Cameroon at 9 p.m.
