South Africa closed the 2026 World Cup, but Nigeria left sweating Football news

South Africa attracts 1-1 with Nigeria in Group C of the FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

South Africa moved a step closer to the 2026 World Cup with FIFA The house tied 1-1 with NigeriaWho were left in the face of two qualified games in the stages of the African Football Group (CAF).

Pavana Pavana took the initiative at the C Group at the Free State Stadium in Bloomfonte, South Africa on Tuesday when Captain Super Eagles William Trost Elding placed his net in the 25th minute.

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Calvin Passi settled for Nigeria when he went home in the last minute of the first half.

South Africa moved with six points at the top of the group with two games for playing.

Nigeria went up to second place ahead of Benin, who played Lizoto in the next day game, with a goal difference.

Super Eagles Lesotho faces away on October 6 before hosting Benin at home on October 13.

If Nigeria fails to finish the first places in their group, they will not qualify for the World Cup.

The completion of the first place, which appears to be inevitable to South Africa with games against the upcoming Zimbabwe and Rwanda, confirms automatic rehabilitation.

The second place provides the opportunity to be among the four best returns in the nine groups of qualified CAF groups that will be presented to the FIFA qualifiers between the continents in the 2026 Finals.

Egypt coach celebrates despite waiting for the World Cup

Egypt’s attempt to secure the World Cup qualification was suspended after drawing against Burkina Faso in a flat group in a confrontation in Ugadogo on Tuesday.

Hossam Hassan, which was not defeated to 20 points and Lead Group A moved five points before Burkina Faso, with two matches remaining.

With the group winners automatically, the African Champions are seven times in two points of their last match to ensure their fourth appearance and appearance in the World Cup. They will face Djibouti and Guinea -Bissau in October.

However, Egypt’s coach Hassan celebrated the result, which moved his side one step from reaching the championship of 48 teams to be held in North America next year.

“It is a great day for the Egyptian people … I would like to thank each player for their efforts against a difficult team that includes players in the Premier League, Bundesliga and Ligue 1,” said Hassan, the Egyptian striker, who led them to the sports channel.

“Although playing in Burkina Faso, we played positively and created great opportunities. At the same time, we maintained the balance. We could have scored a goal or two goals before the end.”

Egypt suffered from an early setback when Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush was forced to injure the ninth minute.

The best moment came in the 67th minute when Mohamed Salah Osama Faisal created, but the alternative strike was governing infiltration.

Trezeguet got Egypt the first opportunity for the game, but his effort was saved by Burkina Faso Herve Covey.

The host side rarely attacked, as the Cindeland striker Bertrand Tour has led most of their efforts.

Egypt is close to seizing the winner in the last moments, but Mustava Mohamed missed two opportunities.

Hassan, the best scorer in Egypt, will be the first to lead his team to the World Cup as a player and as a coach.

“My goal was to train the Egyptian national team. I always dreamed of that. I want to fulfill the dream of fans and raise their level of confidence,” said 59 -year -old.