AFCON 2025/ do-or-die day for Zimbabwe and Angola

The final group stage matches of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations bring high drama this Wednesday at 16:00 GMT. In Marrakech, Zimbabwe faces South Africa in a must-win encounter. The Warriors, with just one point, have no margin for error. South Africa, on three points, only needs a draw to advance but will seek a win to secure their knockout spot confidently.

Simultaneously in Agadir, Angola fights for survival against an already-qualified Egypt. The Palancas Negras, with a single draw to their name, must pull off a victory against the formidable Pharaohs, who may rest key players. For Angola, a 2023 quarter-finalist, an early exit would be a bitter failure.

The day promises tension, with two nations staring down elimination and needing nothing short of a triumph to keep their tournament hopes alive.

 

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