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The race for Africa’s nine automatic spots is entering its final, decisive phase. Recent matchdays have introduced new twists and clarified several group standings. Here’s an updated group-by-group picture, incorporating yesterday’s key fixtures. GROUP A: EGYPT CLINCHES THEIR SPOT Egypt sealed qualification with a convincing 3-0 win over Djibouti, remaining unbeaten throughout the campaign. Their dominance at the top is now undisputed. Meanwhile, Ethiopia beat Guinea-Bissau 1-0, cementing their separation from the bottom of the group. Burkina Faso still target the runners-up position, but their fate now depends heavily on other group outcomes. GROUP B: SENEGAL STILL IN CONTROL Though no match in Group B was reported yesterday, Senegal remain well placed. They lead the table and continue as favorites for automatic qualification. DR Congo and Sudan will need near-perfect runs to close the gap. GROUP C: THE BATTLE RAGES ON As before, Group C remains one of the most volatile. N...

NORWAY CRUSH MOLDOVA 11-1: A NIGHT OF GOALS AND RECORDS On September 9, 2025, Norway produced one of the most remarkable performances in recent international football, demolishing Moldova 11-1 in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier in Oslo. It was a night of records, dominance, and attacking brilliance that left fans in awe. Erling Haaland was once again at the heart of the story. The Manchester City striker delivered a breathtaking display, scoring five goals and cementing his reputation as one of the most lethal forwards in world football. His movement, power, and finishing made Moldova’s defense look helpless, as he pushed his international tally to an astonishing 48 goals in 45 matches. But Haaland was not alone in shining. Thelo Aasgård came off the bench and stunned everyone with four goals, proving that Norway’s future is not only about Haaland but also about a new generation ready to rise. Captain Martin Ødegaard added his own contribution, orche...

CAPE VERDE vs CAMEROON: A PIVOTAL WORLD CUP QUALIFIER CLASH On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, Cape Verde will host Cameroon in Praia for a crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier. With only one point separating the two nations in Group D, the stakes could not be higher. Cape Verde, playing at home in the Estádio Nacional de Cabo Verde, enter this match with confidence after a strong start to their qualifying campaign. Known for their disciplined defense and ability to capitalize on counter-attacks, they will be looking to use home advantage to push for a vital win. Cameroon, the five-time World Cup participants, arrive with both pressure and ambition. Led by experienced players and youthful talents, the Indomitable Lions know that dropping points could dent their hopes of automatic qualification. The spotlight will be on their attack, which has shown flashes of brilliance but also inconsistency in recent matches. Beyond the points, this encounter represents a battle of resilienc...