Saudi Arabia, Ivory Coast, and Senegal have qualified for the 2026 World Cup, following the matches in the qualifying rounds held on Tuesday. Saudi Arabia, coached by Hervé Renard, achieved a 0-0 draw with Iraq, enough to qualify, needing only one point. This will be Saudi Arabia's seventh appearance in the World Cup, after the editions in 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, and 2022.
Senegal defeated Mauritania 4-0, with a significant contribution from Sadio Mané, thus participating in its fourth World Cup, after those in 2002, 2018, and 2022. Additionally, Ivory Coast dominated the match against Kenya, winning 3-0 and securing its place in the 2026 tournament, twelve years after its last participation.
Senegal defeated Mauritania 4-0, with a significant contribution from Sadio Mané, thus participating in its fourth World Cup, after those in 2002, 2018, and 2022. Additionally, Ivory Coast dominated the match against Kenya, winning 3-0 and securing its place in the 2026 tournament, twelve years after its last participation.
Sources
Arabia Saudită, Coasta de Fildeş şi Senegal au obţinut biletele la Cupa Mondială din 2026
6 echipe s-au calificat aseară la Cupa Mondială din 2026. 20 de “bilete” rămase pentru turneul final
Arabia Saudită, Coasta de Fildeş şi Senegal au obţinut biletele la Cupa Mondială din 2026
Fotbal: Africa de Sud, Senegalul și Cote d'Ivoire merg la Cupa Mondială din 2026. Știm 28 de echipe calificate din 48
South Africa, Ivory Coast and Senegal qualify for 2026 World Cup
World Cup 2026 qualifying: Ivory Coast and Senegal claim final two African spots
Latest News
13:46
New leadership at the State Agency for Intellectual Property of Moldova. Natalia Mogol replaces Iulian Iorga.
13:43
Russia and Ukraine have carried out a new prisoner exchange, with each side handing over 103 soldiers.
13:26
Fines of over 130,000 lei, issued by ANSVSA after inspections at units selling food in gas stations
13:23
Competition Council: Unannounced inspections in the case of a possible anticompetitive agreement in the procurement of medical equipment
13:15
Diana Buzoianu accuses Romsilva of violating the recommendations of the Court of Accounts: "Romsilva recently included collective bonuses in the Collective Labor Contract"
See more news