Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has declared Monday a public holiday after the national team won the Africa Cup of Nations by beating Morocco 1-0 in a dramatic final held on Sunday. The match was tense, featuring a disallowed goal, players walking off the pitch, and a decisive saved penalty. Fans gathered at the African Renaissance Monument in Dakar, where the excitement was palpable. Many expressed their disbelief as they witnessed the events unfold, particularly during the penalty kick that could have secured a Moroccan victory. A Senegal supporter stated, What just happened is divine... a scenario as if it were a Netflix series is crazy, rejoicing in the team's success. The celebrations extended beyond Senegal with fans in cities like Paris, Milan, and New York joining the festivities, displaying national pride and gratitude towards their players, especially Sadio Mané, as they embraced a moment of shared joy and unity.
Senegal Celebrates Historic Afcon Win: A Day of Joy and Unity

Senegal Celebrates Historic Afcon Win: A Day of Joy and Unity
Senegal's stunning victory over Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final has sparked celebrations worldwide, with a public holiday declared in honor of the team.
After a nail-biting final where Senegal triumphed over Morocco 1-0, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye declared a public holiday to celebrate the historic win. Fans in Senegal and abroad expressed their elation, with celebrations marking the night in Dakar and in various cities around the globe.

















