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Shatah discusses Africa's 2026 World Cup issues
Senegal and the Democratic Republic of Congo bid farewell to the 2026 World Cup Round of 32 after both teams lost on the same day in a similar scenario. Each team initially took the lead but ultimately lost through dramatic results in the final moments. This day is considered one of the most prominent chapters in the "African Collapse Day" at the World Cup, reflecting the repeated pattern of failure for African teams both technically and tactically. The reasons behind this include issues related to match management, the level of coaches and players, weak substitutes, and physical and mental decline during critical moments. Experts are calling for collaboration between the African and international football associations to develop coaching standards and match management methods that better reflect the evolution of African football.
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