US EditionCan 2025: Favourite, Hanging Players, Moroccan dream... What You Need to Know Before the Historic Shock Between Morocco and Senegal
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Sacred four years ago, the Senegal of Sadio Mané hopes to win a second CAN and break the dream of Morocco, host and favorite this Sunday 18 January 2026 in Rabat.
Second African nation – behind Morocco –, 19th in the world rankings, the Senegalese selection has been at the top of continental football for several years.
In and out of the stadiums, footballers and supporters scored our special envoys to Morocco during this 35th edition of the CAN, the final of which takes place on Sunday 18 January in Rabat.
Engaged in the African Cup of Nations with Senegal, Mulhousien Habib Diarra will be suspended for the final against Morocco this Sunday evening (20h) in Rabat. But the midfielder trained in Racing will support his teammates in the podium to take them to a second star.
Ashraf Hakimi's Morocco receives Ibrahim Mbaye's Senegal this Sunday evening in Rabat in the CAN 2025 final. A match that Ashraf Hakimi will begin. Channel and broadcast time, probably composed, find all the practical information of this Morocco/Senegal match.
They are as different as you can imagine. One grew up in the Real Madrid academy, the other kicked a ball barefoot on the street. One has been haunted by a rape suspicion for three years, the other is a handsome man who generously sends the money he earns on. One plays as a defender for perhaps the best team in the world, the other is pursuing a career as a striker in Saudi Arabia. If Achraf Hakimi and Sadio Mané have anything in common, it is S…
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