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Africa CupESPN
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Senegal beat Mauritania 1-0 to keep up their unbeaten start to 2026 World Cup qualification.
Tunisia draw 0 -0 with Namibia to stay top of their group despite goalless draw.
Both Senegal and Tunisia were among five African representatives at the last World Cup in Qatar .
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