Gné? Oh yes, yes, at the final whistle after 121 minutes of an unbearable match in Dar es Salaam, the whole country burst into joy at seeing its team reach the final of this 2025 CHAN.

I won’t dwell on how this match unfolded, with 10 players against 11, but they held on until the last second, with those last two Sudanese corners even extending into the minute of added time after extra time.

I can’t tell you if the Sudanese had equalized after that minute of added time, angambany we would have talked about it for six months haha 🤣

But all’s well that ends well, and as they say, only the end result counts. A modest 1-0, certainly, but it’s a small point that will bring joy to an entire country until the end of the week.

Until Saturday, more precisely, at 5:00 PM French time, the day of the final against… uh, I don’t know yet at the time of writing, 1-1 Morocco-Senegal in the 90th minute.

But no matter which of these two teams, it’s going to be an explosive final. And a possible victory will definitely cement these Barea A’s place in the African football legend.

But hey, once again, let’s not get carried away, that’s going to bring more bad luck 🤣

In any case, an already exceptional run with this finalist spot… and €1 million already in the bag, with hopefully a large portion going to these players who have already done their job.

Milay e! And FMF, don’t spoil our happiness again with any more backroom tricks.

I’m getting back to this bad luck story… obviously some politicians are going to try to show off BEFORE the match again.

You want to increase their chances of winning? Then sorry to be crude, but leave them alone before this match. Misy mihaino?

Let them be in their own little world, their little routine, their concentration, their training as usual. The recipe seems to have worked so far, so don’t come and ruin everything.

You’re coming in with your big boots, putting incredible pressure on them. That will be the best way for them to lose their composure and therefore lose on Saturday, by Elman’s word.

Learn a little from the past and let things go at their own pace, without systematically trying to put your two cents in.

There will always be time to mijapy train and adorn ourselves with the laurels of victory, but for that, there’s still one more match to win. And whether it’s Morocco or Senegal, it’s going to be a tough, very tough match.

All eyes are on this Saturday at 5:00 PM in Nairobi for the climax of this 2025 African Nations Championship.

Already two regular appearances, with a first semi-final in 2022 (for presidential memory lapses) and this historic first final on Saturday. Shit to you guys, from the 33 million who are all behind you 🤣