Tunisia qualified for the CAN

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By: Manu Tournoux

Tunisia qualified for the CAN

From December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026, the Eagles of Carthage will defend their continental chances, qualifying this Thursday with the benefit of a victory snatched in Madagascar thanks to Niçois Ali Abdi (2-3).

Qualification also for Gabon which, even before hosting Morocco, saw Lesotho dominate the Central African Republic (1-0), thus allowing the Panthers to return to the CAN after a missed 2023 edition.

Absent since 2015, the Congolese will still have to wait, ousted from the race after a setback conceded to South Sudan (3-2) – a result synonymous with sesame on the other hand for South Africa and Uganda.

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Manu Tournoux

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