We made the Afcon semis. We made the Afcon semis. If the honking outside your window hadn’t clued you in: Egypt has made it back to the top four of the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time since 2010. Yesterday’s 1-0 victory over Morocco courtesy of Mahmoud Kahraba’s electritrifying (pun most definitely intended) goal (watch, runtime: 1:24) in literally the final seconds. Egypt’s victory over Morocco — the first since 1986 — will see the Pharaohs compete with Burkina Faso and heavy hitters Cameroon and Ghana for the top spot. Egypt play Burkina Faso on Wednesday at 9 pm CLT; Ghana and Cameroon are set to meet on Thursday.
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