Showing posts with label Senegal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senegal. Show all posts

Monday, January 19, 2026

Senegal win the AFCON 🏆 For the second time in history


Senegal’s road to AFCON glory through the journey of Krépin Diatta and Moussa Niakhaté. From Ligue 1 pitches to lifting the Africa Cup of Nations, this short reel highlights determination, consistency, and the French league’s impact on Senegal’s historic triumph

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Egypt & Nigeria Fall | Senegal vs Morocco Final


Africa has spoken. Senegal defeat Egypt, Morocco overcome Nigeria, and the AFCON Final is set. This animated reel shows the road to the final — from the fall of Egypt led by Mohamed Salah, and Nigeria with Victor Osimhen, to the rise of Senegal inspired by Sadio Mané, and Morocco driven by Achraf Hakimi and the wall at the back, Yassine Bounou. A visual journey across Africa, ending with one final question: Who will lift the trophy?







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Thursday, October 10, 2013

African nations set for World Cup 2014 war

Saturday and Sunday sees the first legs of the final qualification round for the African nations as we gear towards World Cup 2014.

The first set of fixtures sees The Stallions (Burkina Faso) host The Desert Warriors (Algeria), while The Elephants (Ivory Coast) welcome The Lions of Teranga (Senegal) in Abidjan.

On Sunday The Black Lions (Ethiopia) take on The Super Eagles (Nigeria), The Eagles of Carthage (Tunisia) face The Indomitable Lions (Cameroon) and The Black Stars (Ghana) draw swords with The Pharaohs (Egypt).

All in all it promises to be colourful and entertaining at the very least.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 09:49

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Team GB & Spain fall at first hurdle

The men's London 2012 Olympic football tournament kicked off on Thursday, and there was no shortage of entertainment - as well as a few surprises along the way.

Despite Craig Bellamy's first-half opener, Team GB were pegged back by a physical Senegal side and had to settle for a draw at Old Trafford.
And earlier, in the biggest shock of the round, Spain, featuring Juan Mata and Javi Martinez among others were beaten by Japan.

With the host nation and one of the favourites to win the gold medal stumbling at the first hurdle, another nation could emerge as victors.