Senegal gets World Cup ticket at “Laser Show”, Ghana after draw in Nigeria in Qatar

The result of the glare: None of the Egyptian players, including exceptional striker Mohamed Salah, converted his penalty.

Senegal’s superstar Sadio Mané, on the other hand, scored decisively for the African champions.

Villarreal’s Boulaye Dia had leveled the first-leg result (0-1) early in Dakar with a 4th-minute goal for Senegal, forcing extra time and penalties.

Thanks to the away goals rule, Ghana was enough after the 0-0 in the first leg a hard-fought 1-1 (1-1) in Nigeria.

In Abuja, Thomas Partey (11th) scored with a long-range shot, Nigerian goalkeeper Francis Uzoho let the harmlessly kicked ball pass. William Troost-Ekong (22′, penalty kick) equalised, but in the end Ghana celebrated their fourth appearance at the World Cup.

Riots then broke out in the stadium.

Cameroon decides Krimi in injury time of extra time

In the dramatic duel between Algeria and Cameroon, Cameroon’s Bayern striker Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting (22′) went into overtime.

In a wild final phase, substitute Ahmed Touba equalized for Algeria (118th), before Karl Toko Ekambi (120th + 4) with a direct acceptance in the last second ensured that Cameroon went 2-1 (1-0, 1:0) is going to the World Cup for the eighth time.

Morocco and Tunisia at the World Cup

After the 1-1 draw in the first leg, Morocco and ex-Dortmunder Achraf Hakimi left no doubts about qualification with a 4-1 (2-0) win over the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Eddine Ounahi with a brace (21’/54′), Tarik Tissoudali (45’+7′) and Hakimi (69′) scored the goals for Morocco, who will be participating in the World Cup for the sixth time. Ben Malango Ngita (77th) scored the consolation goal.

A 0-0 win against Mali after a 1-0 first-leg win was enough for the Tunisians to qualify for Qatar. Midfielder Ellyes Skhiri from 1. FC Köln came on after 67 minutes.

(SID)