AFCON 2027 qualifiers: All Friday results and goalscorers

All 12 final scores, goalscorers and the biggest talking points from Friday’s qualifying action

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AFCON 2027 qualifiers: All Friday results and goalscorers

Twelve matches produced 38 goals on Friday as Morocco and Egypt registered five-goal wins, while Tunisia suffered a damaging home defeat.

Friday, 13 November delivered 12 fixtures in the third round of 2027 AFCON qualifying. Morocco thrashed Niger 5-1 and Egypt beat Malawi 5-0, while Tunisia lost 2-0 at home to Libya. South Africa and Kenya shared four goals in a 2-2 draw.

AFCON 2027: Friday’s 12 final scores and goalscorers

Comoros - Congo : 0-0 - No goalscorers
Mozambique - Ethiopia : 0-1 - Kenean Markneh (87')
Zambia - Burundi : 1-1 - Edward Chilufya (65'); Jean Girumugisha (82')
Burkina Faso - Mauritania : 1-0 - Kaboré (90+4')
Cape Verde - Liberia : 4-2 - Santos (5'), Djé (38'), Livramento (43'), Sanches Fernandes (90+1'); Nyenetue (36'), Kosiah (90+5', pen.)
Gabon - Lesotho : 2-0 - Denis Bouanga (65', 79' pen.)
Nigeria - Tanzania : 3-1 - Yusuf (2'), Tolu Arokodare (52', 60'); Msanga (32')
South Africa - Kenya : 2-2 - Wanjala own goal (9'), Relebohile Mofokeng (77'); Michael Olunga (44' pen.), Ryan Ogam (90')
Tunisia - Libya : 0-2 - Ali Youssef (44' pen.), Hamdou El-Houni (61')
Egypt - Malawi : 5-0 - Maher (6'), Omar Marmoush (10'), Hany (39'), Mohamed Salah (84', 90+5' pen.)
Mali - Rwanda : 3-2 - Doumbia (43'), Yeo (63'), Camara (84'); Kwizera (29'), Kavita (54')
Morocco - Niger : 5-1 - Yassir Zabiri (4'), Achraf Hakimi (27', 45+3'), Youssef En-Nesyri (77'), Ayoub Oufkir (90'); Abdourahmane (41')

The full-time picture! Catch up on all of today’s results! 👇 #TotalEnergiesAFCONQ2027 https://t.co/hk0hkyS1Ya
— CAF (@CAF_Online) November 13, 2026

Morocco and Egypt hit five, Tunisia suffer setback

Morocco have nine points from three Group A games, with Gabon on six following Denis Bouanga’s brace against Lesotho. Nigeria claimed three valuable points with Tolu Arokodare scoring twice, while Mali edged Rwanda 3-2. Tunisia remain winless after three qualifiers following their defeat to Libya, increasing the pressure before the return fixtures. Friday’s action followed Thursday’s nine-match programme. The fourth round is scheduled over the coming days and could reshape several qualification groups.

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