The Atlas Lions of Morocco are already through to the semifinals, but Group A of the TotalEnergies CAF Futsal Africa Cup of Nations is far from settled ahead of Friday’s decisive matches at the Complexe Sportif Prince Moulay Abdellah and the Salle Ibn Yassine.
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The reported plan provides $25 million for each national association, within a broader $6.35 billion development fund.
Imagine settling in to watch a World Cup match, only to discover that your usual television channel no longer carries it. Would you subscribe to a streaming service to catch every game, or stick to whatever is available for free? That is the question Spanish football fans are facing after Netflix secured the rights to…
Press reports have revealed opposition from prominent officials within the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to the proposal to return to staging the Africa Cup of Nations every two years, amid a reconsideration of the decision to hold the competition once every four years, which had previously been announced before the start of the 2025…
Defending champions Morocco opened their TotalEnergies CAF Futsal Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 campaign with a convincing 4-0 victory over Algeria in their Group A encounter in Rabat on Monday.
Less than a year after hailing its switch to a four-year cycle as historic, CAF are now weighing up a return to staging the Africa Cup of Nations every two years. The U-turn has raised obvious questions. Why would they backtrack on a reform they trumpeted so loudly?
The eighth edition of the TotalEnergies CAF Futsal Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 will bring together Africa’s leading Futsal nations for 10 days of competition, with defending champions Morocco aiming to retain their title on home soil.
Argentina were the most targeted national team on social media during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with accusations of referee favouritism, corruption and xenophobia among the main forms of abuse directed at the side,a FIFA reportpublished on October 9 noted.
File Image: CAF president Patrice Motsepe said the governing body was reconsidering its decision to stage the Africa Cup of Nations every four years. | Photo Credit: AFP
When England were consigned to the World Cup play-offs back in June, it felt like a massive step backwards. How were the European champions not a shoo-in for the next major tournament in the international calendar?
