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Four African teams and two European teams have qualified for the World Cup football finals this morning

Four African teams and two European teams have qualified for the World Cup football finals this morning

30 March 2022

Portugal and Poland are through after winning their play-offs 2-nil over North Macedonia and Sweden respectively.

Senegal has beaten Egypt on penalties, while Ghana has qualified on the away-goals rule over Nigeria.

Tunisia has progressed 1-nil over Mali and Morocco has won 5-2 over the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The match between Algeria and Cameroon is into extra time and could be heading for shootout.

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