Supercomputer Prediction: Shocking Exit for Egypt and Early Return for Salah to Liverpool

A supercomputer by "Bookmakers.com" has delivered a startling forecast for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. According to the analysis shared by the British newspaper "Mirror," the Egyptian national team is expected to suffer a premature exit, allowing superstar Mohamed Salah to rejoin Liverpool much earlier than anticipated.

The Comoros Upset and the Arsenal Clash The data predicts a stunning round of 16 defeat for "The Pharaohs" against Comoros with a 1-0 scoreline. This match, scheduled between January 3rd and 6th, 2026, would clear the way for Salah to be available for Liverpool's high-stakes match against Arsenal on January 8th. This comes at a critical time for Salah, who has recently voiced frustration over being benched by manager Arne Slot in key matches, such as the Champions League clash against Inter Milan.

Tournament Path and the Moroccan Triumph While Egypt faces Zimbabwe, Angola, and South Africa in the group stages, the supercomputer sees their journey ending shortly after. In contrast, it predicts a glorious run for the hosts, Morocco, foreseeing them lifting the trophy after a 1-0 victory over Senegal in the final. Additionally, Senegal is expected to reach the final after dismantling defending champions Ivory Coast 3-0 in the semis, while Uganda is tipped to secure a historic third place.