Leopards, Lions and Cheetahs lie in wait for Zebras

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As the competition kicks off over the weekend, Senegal are seen as a clear favourite in AFCON 2025 Group D. The team boasts of a star-studded squad with depth and a winning pedigree. DR Congo is an under-the-radar contender, whilst not much is known about Benin on local shores and can be seen as spoilers. MmegiSport Correspondent, KABELO BORANABI, runs an eye over the Zebras’ AFCON 2025 Group D opponents and gauges their chances

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