AFCON 2025: Who’s Through, Who’s Out After Matchday Two

AFCON 2025’s second group-stage round has confirmed the first qualified teams and early eliminations, with others well placed ahead of matchday three.
AFCON 2025 matchday Monday

The second round of group-stage matches at AFCON 2025 has clarified the picture for several teams. While a few nations have already secured their places in the round of 16, others have seen their tournament come to an early end, with one match still to play.

Qualified and Eliminated So Far

After two wins, Egypt national football team became the first side to qualify, sealing top spot in Group B. Nigeria national football team followed by confirming qualification from Group C, while Algeria national football team also booked their place after back-to-back victories.

At the other end of the table, the tournament is already over for Botswana national football team, Equatorial Guinea national football team, and Gabon national football team, all mathematically eliminated before the final group game.

Strong Position for Morocco and Other Contenders

Several teams are well placed heading into the decisive third matchday. Morocco national football team sit comfortably in Group A, while Senegal national football team and DR Congo national football team remain strong contenders in Group D. In Group F, Cameroon national football team and Ivory Coast national football team are also in a favorable position.

With qualification extended to the four best third-placed teams, nations such as Benin national football team, Sudan national football team, Mozambique national football team, and Zambia national football team are still very much in the race. Matchday three now promises decisive drama as AFCON 2025 edges closer to the knockout stage.

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