Senegal has continued their dominance of African football as they secured another continental title; Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) by defeating hosts Algeria in a penalty shootout.
The home-based Lions of Teranga have never won the title until the 2022 edition.
The victory over Algeria saw the West Africans complete the treble in a year that has seen them lift the prestigious Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) as well as the Beach Soccer AFCON
After both teams failed to find the back of the net following a pulsating 120 minutes of football, Senegal then went on to win 5-4 on penalties.
While the Teranga Lions converted all their spot kicks, Algeria saw one of their attempt saved by the opposition keeper.
Meanwhile, Algeria set a new tournament record by not conceding in six games at the tournament in regular time. The final was the first game to go into extra time.
In the third-place match played on Friday, a 90th-minute goal by Madagascar saw them pip Benin Republic 1-0.
CHAN 2022 Best Player
Algeria star Houssem Eddine Mrezigue is the Best Player of the TotalEnergies African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2022.
The 22-year-old midfielder has been awarded for his consistency in being the difference for the Desert Foxes by the Technical Study Group.
Best Players from previous editions
2020: Soufiane Rahimi (Morocco)
2018: Ayoub El Kaabi (Morocco)
2016: Meschack Elia (Democratic Republic of Congo)
2014: Ejike Uzoenyi (Nigeria)
2011: Zouhaier Dhaouadi (Tunisia)
2009: Tresor Mputu (Democratic Republic of Congo)
CHAN Golden Boot Award Winner(s)
Aymen Mahious emerged as the second Algerian to win the African Nations Championship (CHAN) Golden Boot award after being handed the gong in Algiers on Saturday night.
The 25-year-old scored five goals in the competition which earned him the award as no player could overtake him following the final at the Nelson Mandela Stadium.
Former winners of the CHAN Golden Boot
CHAN 2020 (Cameroon)
Soufiane Rahimi (5 goals, Morocco)
CHAN 2018 (Morocco)
Ayoub El Kaabi (9 goals, Morocco)
CHAN 2016 (Rwanda)
Elia Meshack (4 goals, DR Congo)
Chisom Chikatara ( 4 goals, Nigeria)
Ahmed Akaïchi ( 4 goals, Tunisia)
CHAN 2014 (South Africa)
Bernard Parker (4 goals, South Africa)
CHAN 2011 (Sudan)
El Arbi Hillel Soudani (3 goals, Algeria)
Myron Shongwe (3 goals, South Africa)
Mudather Karika ( 3 goals, Sudan)
Zouheir Dhaouadi (3 goals, Tunisia)
Salema Kasdaoui (3 goals, Tunisia)
2009 (Cote D’Ivoire)
Given Singuluma (5 goals, Zambia).
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