The teams with the most cards, offsides and clean sheets during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, tournament in Morocco have been confirmed.
DAILY POST reports that the 2025 AFCON was recently concluded in Morocco last weekend.
Senegal emerged champions following a 1-0 win against Morocco in the AFCON final, thanks to Pape Gueye’s second-half goal.
However, in a post on CAF’s website, the country with the most cards are champions, Senegal.
The Teranga Lions had 17 yellow cards and 1 red card during the tournament in Morocco.
The country with the most offsides is Egypt.
The Pharaohs, who were defeated in the third-place playoff, recorded 15 offsides.
Similarly, the countries with the most clean sheets are Senegal and Morocco. Both teams have 5 clean sheets each.
AFCON 2025: Teams with most cards, offsides, clean sheets confirmed
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