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Akor Adams’ goal makes AFCON top five

Akor Adams’ brilliant strike against Algeria has been named among the top five goals of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by the Confederation of African Football.

CAF unveiled the list of the tournament’s five best goals on its official X handle, with Adams’ effort from Nigeria’s quarter-final clash earning a place.

The Super Eagles forward scored the eye-catching goal during Nigeria’s 2-0 victory over Algeria in Morocco.

Early in the second half, Adams collected a pass from Victor Osimhen, beat goalkeeper Luca Zidane with a smart dribble, and calmly rolled the ball into an empty net to double Nigeria’s advantage.

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The strike was Adams’ second goal of the tournament. His first also stood out for its quality, as he unleashed a precise shot from inside the penalty area during Nigeria’s Round of 16 win over Mozambique.

Other goals selected by CAF came from Morocco’s Ayoub El Kaabi, Cameroon’s Christian Kofane, Algeria’s Adil Boulbinan, and Senegal midfielder Pape Gueye.Akor Adams’ goal makes AFCON top five

Akor Adams’ brilliant strike against Algeria has been named among the top five goals of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by the Confederation of African Football.

CAF unveiled the list of the tournament’s five best goals on its official X handle, with Adams’ effort from Nigeria’s quarter-final clash earning a place.

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The Super Eagles forward scored the eye-catching goal during Nigeria’s 2-0 victory over Algeria in Morocco.

Early in the second half, Adams collected a pass from Victor Osimhen, beat goalkeeper Luca Zidane with a smart dribble, and calmly rolled the ball into an empty net to double Nigeria’s advantage.

The strike was Adams’ second goal of the tournament. His first also stood out for its quality, as he unleashed a precise shot from inside the penalty area during Nigeria’s Round of 16 win over Mozambique.

Other goals selected by CAF came from Morocco’s Ayoub El Kaabi, Cameroon’s Christian Kofane, Algeria’s Adil Boulbinan, and Senegal midfielder Pape Gueye.Akor Adams’ goal makes AFCON top five

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Akor Adams’ brilliant strike against Algeria has been named among the top five goals of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by the Confederation of African Football.

CAF unveiled the list of the tournament’s five best goals on its official X handle, with Adams’ effort from Nigeria’s quarter-final clash earning a place.

The Super Eagles forward scored the eye-catching goal during Nigeria’s 2-0 victory over Algeria in Morocco.

Early in the second half, Adams collected a pass from Victor Osimhen, beat goalkeeper Luca Zidane with a smart dribble, and calmly rolled the ball into an empty net to double Nigeria’s advantage.

The strike was Adams’ second goal of the tournament. His first also stood out for its quality, as he unleashed a precise shot from inside the penalty area during Nigeria’s Round of 16 win over Mozambique.

Other goals selected by CAF came from Morocco’s Ayoub El Kaabi, Cameroon’s Christian Kofane, Algeria’s Adil Boulbinan, and Senegal midfielder Pape Gueye.Akor Adams’ goal makes AFCON top five

Akor Adams’ brilliant strike against Algeria has been named among the top five goals of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by the Confederation of African Football.

CAF unveiled the list of the tournament’s five best goals on its official X handle, with Adams’ effort from Nigeria’s quarter-final clash earning a place.

The Super Eagles forward scored the eye-catching goal during Nigeria’s 2-0 victory over Algeria in Morocco.

Early in the second half, Adams collected a pass from Victor Osimhen, beat goalkeeper Luca Zidane with a smart dribble, and calmly rolled the ball into an empty net to double Nigeria’s advantage.

The strike was Adams’ second goal of the tournament. His first also stood out for its quality, as he unleashed a precise shot from inside the penalty area during Nigeria’s Round of 16 win over Mozambique.

Other goals selected by CAF came from Morocco’s Ayoub El Kaabi, Cameroon’s Christian Kofane, Algeria’s Adil Boulbinan, and Senegal midfielder Pape Gueye.

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