Sudan captain Mohamed Abdelrahman has taken center stage ahead of his side’s knockout clash with Senegal, urging focus and belief as the Falcons prepare for a stern examination at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Sudan, champions in 1970, booked a place in the round of 16 after finishing among the best third placed teams in the group stage. The achievement has brought rare smiles to supporters back home, offering a sense of pride and unity during a period marked by hardship and uncertainty.
For Abdelrahman, reaching the knockout phase for the first time since 2012 carries special meaning. It reflects the resilience of the squad and the spirit they hope to represent on the continental stage, regardless of the challenge ahead,” he told CAFonline.com
“It will be a very difficult match by all standards. We know our opponent well. Senegal are a strong and experienced team with a rich history in the competition. The key to victory is our determination, perseverance, belief in ourselves and our desire to go far in this tournament,”
