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    Senegal Take the Lead Against Morocco in Extra Time Through Pape Gueye

    By January 18, 20261 Min Read
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    Rabat—The AFCONN 2025 final saw a dramatic breakthrough in the 94th minute as Senegal took the lead against hosts Morocco. Pape Gueye fired a precise left-footed strike following a lightning-quick counterattack, putting the Lions of Teranga 1-0 up in extra time.

    The goal came after Senegal intercepted possession deep in their half and immediately launched a swift attack, catching Morocco slightly off guard. Gueye positioned himself perfectly inside the area and finished clinically, giving Senegal the advantage at a crucial stage of the match.

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    Morocco, who have been disciplined and dangerous throughout the tournament, now face the challenge of responding in the remaining minutes. The Atlas Lions’ midfield and defense have been key to keeping them in the game so far, but they will need to find a breakthrough against a resolute Senegalese side. ä

    With the clock ticking in extra time, every moment is vital. Senegal now has the psychological edge, but Morocco’s attacking potential and home advantage ensure that the final is far from decided. The remaining minutes promise to be tense as both teams battle to lift the AFCON 2025 trophy.

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