Motsepe Conference highlights CAF praise for Africa at World Cup
The President of the Confederation of African Football, Patrice Motsepe, confirmed that African teams performed exceptionally well at the 2026 World Cup, with 10 teams from the continent participating, and a 90% qualification rate from the group stage to the Round of 32—this is the highest in the tournament’s history. Nine out of ten teams advanced to the knockout rounds, with Egypt and Morocco reaching the Round of 16. Notably, Morocco went beyond the Round of 16 and advanced to the quarter-finals, marking a significant achievement. In line with the development of African football, Motsepe announced a plan to improve team performance through training programs, coaching courses, and support for clubs, aiming to increase the competitiveness of African teams and achieve greater successes at the 2030 World Cup. Additionally, efforts will focus on developing infrastructure and stadiums to ensure a strong continental presence on the global stage.
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