Morocco and Senegal will contest an exceptional final that brings back a rare African football feat absent for 30 years.
The two teams have reached the last act after strong runs through the tournament, setting up a showdown between North Africa and West Africa that carries added historical weight.
This final is notable because it recreates a scenario that has not happened since 1995, when the crown was also decided by two nations from these same regions. Now, three decades later, Morocco and Senegal have revived that long-missing pattern.
Beyond the title itself, the matchup is expected to draw huge interest, given the stature of both teams and the quality they have shown on their way to the final.
With the trophy on the line, Morocco will look to complete their campaign with a decisive win, while Senegal aim to confirm their progress and add another major success to their record.
