Egypt Clinch Bronze at TotalEnergies AFCON U-17 After Dominant Win Over Morocco

Egypt secured the bronze medal at the TotalEnergies CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 after defeating hosts Morocco 2-0 in the third-place playoff on Monday night.

The Young Pharaohs produced a composed and clinical performance in Rabat to finish their campaign on a high note and end the tournament among Africa’s top three youth national teams.

After suffering disappointment in the semi-finals, Egypt responded brilliantly with a disciplined display against the host nation. Their victory marked a significant achievement for Egyptian youth football, as they claimed their first U-17 AFCON bronze medal finish in many years.

The encounter saw Egypt control key moments of the match, frustrating Morocco in front of their home supporters before taking their chances effectively. The win capped an impressive tournament for the North Africans, who also secured qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup earlier in the competition.

Egypt’s journey in the tournament showed resilience, determination, and growth, especially after overcoming difficult moments during the group stage and knockout rounds. Their strong finish highlighted the quality within the squad and the bright future of Egyptian football.

Morocco, despite missing out on the bronze medal, also enjoyed a memorable tournament on home soil and remained one of the standout teams throughout the competition.

The TotalEnergies CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 has continued to showcase the next generation of African football stars, with several young talents attracting attention from fans and scouts across the continent.

With the bronze medal secured, Egypt now shifts focus towards preparations for the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup, where they will aim to build on their impressive continental campaign.

Nigfooty Sports Desk

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