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    AFCON Report – Egypt top Group B, Angola bow out of AFCON – 2025 Africa Cup of Nations

    December 29, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Chico Banza of Angola challenged by Mohanad Lashin of Egypt during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations AFCON match between Angola and Egypt at the Adrar Stadium, Agadir on the 29 December 2025 ©Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix

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    Staff Reporter

    Monday Dec 29, 2025. 19:49

    Egypt and Angola could not be separated in their final Group B obligation at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations on Monday night as the two sides settled for a 0-0 draw at Stade Adrar in Agadir.

    While Egypt advanced to the Round of 16, Angola bowed out of the competition after finishing third in Group B with just two points to their name after matchday three.

    It was a slow start to the game by Egypt while Angola held most of the ball early during the first five minutes as they searched for the opening goal.

    Mozambique created the first real chance of the match while they looked to capitalize on shaky defending by the Egyptians with around 10 minutes on the clock. Kialonda Gaspar found himself in an inviting position in the attacking third after making his way up the pitch, however, the defender skied his effort at goal.

    Egypt came agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock in the 20th minute as Mostafa Mohamed missed a close range headed effort following an acrobatic cutback cross into the danger zone.

    The Black Sable Antelopes continued to push for an opener with the half-hour mark approaching, while Chico Banza failed to cap off a well-worked passing move on the edge of the area in the 42nd minute. Nonetheless, with neither side able to convert their scoring chances, the game ended 0-0 at the break.

    Angola were afforded one of the best chances of the match moments after the restart after Fredy struck the upright from a near inch perfect free-kick on the edge of the Egypt box.

    Moments after Fredy’s free-kick, Zizo unleashed a curling effort that was expertly saved by Hugo Marquez in goal.

    The game began to open up at Stade Adrar with the 80th minute looming while both nations cranked up the pressure by a couple of notches. Nevertheless, neither side were able to convert their opportunities as the game ended in a tense 0-0 draw.

    Angola: (0) 0

    Egypt: (0) 0

    Angola: Marques, Modesto, Gaspar, Carmo, Fortuna, Maestro (Nzola 79’), Mukendi (Show 64’), Fredy, Luvumbo (Benson 64’), Mabululu (Papel 86’), Banza (Dala 64’)

    Egypt: Shobeir, Fotouh, Sobhi, Abdelmaguid, Eid, Lasheen (Shehata 64’), Ismail (Ibrahim 46’), Saber (Zizo 25’), Adel, Mohsen, Mohamed (Fathy 46’, Mohsen 86’)

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