rinahuhu Posted July 11 #27 Posted July 11 Africa is just waiting for time, there are many good players from there wizzyyy 1
verified Dolapo Posted July 11 #33 Posted July 11 They are trying their best look at Morocco and Egypt
imisioluw Posted July 11 #35 Posted July 11 Africa really tried We at least enter group 16 and we in the semi finals again that so great
TheSamuel Posted July 11 #36 Posted July 11 Senegal had the best tournament till their last 10 minutes
jadeienne Posted July 11 #38 Posted July 11 I'd take Morocco's current structure and squad depth over an aging Argentina any day of the week tbh. The way they control the midfield now just feels more sustainable than relying on a moment of magic from Messi
Ryxmia Posted July 11 #39 Posted July 11 Morocco's backline pressure completely rattled that midfield, got me looking at their odds for a deep run right now.
thornoria Posted July 11 #40 Posted July 11 I watched that Egypt Argentina match and honestly thought the Pharaohs had them dead to rights in the last twenty minutes, the press was so aggressive. If Morocco can keep Hakim Ziyech floating between the lines like that they might actually crash the semifinal party, the odds on them are still way too generous.
raxummia Posted July 11 #41 Posted July 11 I see the progress but saying the gap is completely closed feels a bit rushed when no African side has really made it past the quarterfinals yet. Morocco looks fantastic no doubt but consistent deep runs are what would actually prove the point.
Tenyenho Posted July 11 #42 Posted July 11 There's a little change in the traditional way of playing football in Africa then and now, I hope we get better
ivoryumtos Posted July 11 #43 Posted July 11 egypt taking argentina that far really surprised me tbh, i thought itd be a routine win for messi and the boys. that game was a proper wake up call for how organized some of these african teams have become
sylumienne Posted July 11 #44 Posted July 11 you see the coaching aspect getting overlooked a lot though, african teams always had the raw talent but now the tactical setups actually look coherent. you think better domestic leagues in africa or more players in top european academies is driving this more?
ZubairHero Posted July 11 #45 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. African football has clearly reached a new level in this tournament.
Shahbaz7868d Posted July 11 #46 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. Egypt showed that Argentina could not take them lightly for one second.
HaiderPK Posted July 11 #47 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. Morocco’s consistency proves their previous success was not a coincidence.
JunaidRajputxx Posted July 11 #48 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. The traditional football powers no longer have an easy path against African teams.
KhanStorm Posted July 11 #49 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. African nations now combine physical strength with excellent tactical organization.
LahoreKing2 Posted July 11 #50 Posted July 11 On 7/9/2026 at 9:08 AM, wizzyyy said: Egypt pushed Argentina to the absolute limit, and Morocco is back in the final eight. The tactical discipline, athletic profile, and technical execution of African nations in 2026 have proven that the gap between Europe/South America and the rest of the world has completely closed. The gap has definitely become much smaller than it was before.
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