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Morocco frees Senegal fans after sentences served

  • The trio left Al Arjat 2 prison, northeast of Rabat, in a police vehicle to go to a police station before being released
  • Upon leaving the police station, the three smiling Senegalese fans were greeted by members of the Senegalese embassy
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Mohamed Salah seals AFCON last-16 victory for Egypt over brave Benin

By AFP ·
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Diaz delight as Morocco advance to AFCON quarter-finals

By Reuters ·

Teen Mbaye seals AFCON last-16 victory for Senegal to end Sudan’s fairytale run

By AFP ·

Sudan lose to Burkina Faso as Algeria win again at Cup of Nations

By Reuters ·

Senegal and Congo get big wins at Africa Cup while Tanzania and Tunisia squeeze into knockout stage

By AP ·

Sudan beat Equatorial Guinea for rare AFCON win

By AFP ·

Mo Salah helps 10-man Egypt beat South Africa and book AFCON last-16 place

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South Africa do not fear Salah or Marmoush, coach Broos says

By Reuters ·

Morocco Coach Dismisses Aguerd injury talk, backs Ait Boudlal ahead of Mali test

By Reuters ·

Hosts Morocco off to winning start at Africa Cup of Nations

By AFP ·

Salah unaffected by Liverpool turmoil ahead of AFCON opener — Egypt coach

By AFP ·

Africa Cup of Nations moved to every four years

By Reuters ·

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