Sunday, January 29, 2012

SOCCER AFRICA: African Cup of Nations 2012 Updates

SOCCER AFRICA: African Cup of Nations 2012 Updates: Senegal's coach Amara Traore Senegal's coach Amara Traore Senegal coach Amara Traore is refusing to resign despite the humiliation of...
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African Cup of Nations 2012 Updates


Senegal's coach Amara Traore 

Senegal's coach Amara Traore 
 Senegal coach Amara Traore is refusing to resign despite the humiliation of three defeats at the African Nations Cup finals including Sunday's loss to Libya in their final Group A game.

"I will not resign. The only certainty I have is that I want to continue with this team," Traore told reporters after his side limped out of the tournament.

Senegal were one of the favourites to win the tournament in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon but lost each game 2-1.

Their defeat in Bata on Sunday was a limp affair with their star-studded squad clearly shorn of confidence.

But Traore said there was no time to change the side before the World Cup 

He said rather that Senegal needed to continue with the current squad but correct mistakes made at the Nations Cup.

"These players cannot suddenly become zero," he said.

Traore added that he accepted responsibility for the fiasco.

Former Belgian World Cup great Eric Gerets expressed a similar desire to stay in charge of Morocco after they were eliminated on Friday - the second of the favourites to suffer a shock early elimination.
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Zambia's Christopher Katongo 
 Zambia doused Equatorial Guinea's celebrations with a 1-0 win which took them into the African Nations Cup quarter-finals on Sunday and left the co-hosts facing a possible match against Ivory Coast.

Christopher Katongo scored the only goal of a cagey match midway through the second half as Zambia finished top of Group A with seven points and pushed already-qualified Equatorial Guinea into second place with six.

Zambia will face the Group B runners-up in their quarter-final in Bata while Equatorial Guinea will meet the Group B winners in Malabo. Ivory Coast currently lead Group B and need a point against Angola on Monday to finish top. 
For the first time in the tournament, the co-hosts included a locally-born player in their starting line-up as Jose Bokung was picked at left-back.

Equatorial Guinea's team is made up of Spanish-born players who qualify through their parents and naturalised players from other countries including Brazil, Nigeria and Cameroon. They started their previous two games with 11 foreign-born players.

The 15,000 capacity Estadio Nuevo de Malabo was full for the match, with hundreds more onlookers gathering outside the entrance to savour the atmosphere.

Fans inside were unusually subdued by African standards with no bands playing. Instead, most of the red-shirted fans blew plastic horns and banged inflatable batons provided by sponsors and there was even the odd vuvuzela, a rarity at the tournament.

The home side had the best chance of the first-half when Ivan Bolado cleverly worked an opening but was denied by Kennedy Mweene at the last minute.

Zambia broke through in the 67th minute when Chinese-based Katongo collected the ball from a throw-in and scored with a low shot from the edge of the penalty area which went just inside the near post.

Equatorial Guinea were agonisingly close to a quick equaliser when captain Juvenal Edjogo curled a free kick narrowly past the upright.  
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29 Jan 2012:

Libya's Ihab Al Bouseffi (C) celebrates with Ahmed Saad
Ihab Al Bouseffi scored twice to lead Libya to a 2-1 win over Senegal at the African Nations Cup on Sunday and continue the humiliation of one of the pre-tournament favourites.

Al Bouseffi scored the winner six minutes from time with a fine volley to give Libya their first win in 30 years at the Nations Cup finals.

But it was not enough to get them into the quarter-finals as they finished below Zambia who beat already-qualified co-hosts Equatorial Guinea 1-0 in Malabo on Sunday to top Group A.

Zambia finished with seven points from three games ahead of Equatorial Guinea on six and Libya with four.

Senegal limped out of the tournament having lost all three group matches despite being highly fancied before the start.

Already eliminated before Sunday's match and making five changes from their last game, Senegal were hoping to exit with a positive performance but their crisis of confidence continued in the Equatorial Guinean town.



POOR SURFACE

Playing on a surface cut up by two matches on Wednesday after a heavy torrential downpour, Libya took the lead after just four minutes through Al Bouseffi who shot through the legs of goalkeeper Khadim Ndiaye.

But it was an advantage that lasted just five minutes before slack marking at a corner allowed Senegal's Ndiaye Dembe Ndiaye to equalise with a header.

Libya's Mohamed Esnani cleared off the line from a Mamadou Niang header and their 39-year-old goalkeeper Samir Aboud, who said before the match he was playing his last game, made a low diving save to deny Souleymane Camara in the first half.

Senegal sought to boost their attack after the interval by bringing on Papiss Demba Cisse for his new Newcastle United team mate Demba Ba and later fellow striker Moussa Sow, who made a surprise return hours before kick off after travelling to Turkey by private jet to sign for Fenerbahce.

But Cisse could only conjure up a long-range chip over the onrushing keeper that went over the bar.

Libya's win was their first at the tournament since they reached the final of the 1982 edition which they hosted.
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Mali midfielder Diakite joins QPR on loan 


Samba Diakite
Mali midfielder Samba Diakite has joined Queens Park Rangers from Nancy on loan until the end of the season, the Ligue 1 club said on Sunday.

Diakite, 23, had been allowed by Mali coach Alain Giresse to fly from Gabon, where he is playing in the African Nations Cup, to London to sign his contract.

"It will become a permanent transfer if the London club stay in the Premier League," Nancy said in a statement.

QPR, who are two points above the Premier League relegation zone, will have to wait to see when Diakite can join them as it will depend on how far Mali get in the African Nations Cup which runs until Feb. 12.

Mali are third in their four-team group with three points from two games, level on points with second-placed Guinea with one Group D game to play. The top two teams in a group go through to the quarter-finals.

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27 Jan 2012:

Morocco's coach Eric Gerets
Morocco coach Eric Gerets said he hoped to keep his job after two successive Group C defeats condemned one of the pre-tournament favourites to an early African Nations Cup exit.

"If they let me I'll continue but it is not up to me," the former Belgian international said after a 3-2 defeat to co-hosts Gabon in Libreville on Friday.

"If they are not happy with me, they'll let me know," added a coach hailed just weeks ago for bringing on an exciting young generation of players, many tipped for success at the tournament in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.

"For the last 15 months no one talked about me being a bad coach. It would be a surprise to me if I was let go but it can happen. In my job one day you can be king and the next day not."

Morocco's surprise early exit follows defeats to both Tunisia and Gabon.

They are left with a meaningless match against Niger, also eliminated, next week.

Morocco join Senegal on an early list of heavyweight casualties at a tournament one week old and already full of surprises.

"As long as I'm coach I'll take my responsibilities and keep with my philosophy. I know my players can do it, they've shown several times in the past. Of course I'm not happy to lose and I take final responsibility."
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Gyan stunner helps sink spirited Mali  28 Jan 2012:

Ghana's Gyan Asamoah celebrates his goal
Second half goals from Asamoah Gyan and Dede Ayew saw Ghana overcome a spirited struggle by Mali to win 2-0 on Saturday in their second Group D game at the African Nations Cup finals.

The World Cup quarter-finalists emphasised their status as one of the pre-tournament favourites with a strong finish as they slowly overwhelmed their west African rivals in hot and humid conditions in Franceville.

Gyan, who caused a big stir when he left Premier League Sunderland in September in a loan move, repaid the faith placed in him by Ghana by scoring an excellent, long-range free kick to open the scoring in the 63rd minute.

Injury concerns had made him doubtful before the tournament and again ahead of Saturday's match in the Gabonese provincial town, but coach Goran Stevanovic risked playing him.

Gyan's right-footed shot was driven wide of the diving Soumbeyla Diakite to keep up the high standard of goals at the tournament, being co-hosted by Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.

Ayew's effort in the 76th minute was as good as he cut in from the right wing, turned his defender one way and then the other before squeezing a shot inside the upright.

Ghana had gradually taken control of the game after Mali produced the best effort of the first half - a free kick from youthful striker Cheick Tidiane Diabate that hit one post, ran across the goal line, hit the opposite pole and bounced to safety.

Ghana played with a makeshift defence after the suspension of central defenders John Mensah and Isaac Vorsah but did not allow Mali any clear chance in open play.

Ghana are now on six points in the group but mathematically still not yet sure of a quarter-final place. They next meet Guinea on Tuesday. Guinea and Mali have three points and Botswana, whipped 6-1 by Guinea earlier on Saturday, none.

Gyan, a record signing for Sunderland, is now on loan to Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates.  ................................................................


Sunday, 29 January 2012
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    The west Africans leave the tournament in shame as they lose their third game to the north Africans, who also fail to progress to the last eight
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      The Teranga Lions will have to pack their bags as they were punished for their inefficiency in front of goal by the co-hosts, who sealed an unlikely progression to the next round
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        The Malabo Stadium in Equatorial Guinea
        The stadium in the Equatoguinean capital Malabo is ready to host the finals, where it will stage one of the semi-finals in February

         Fixtures and tables for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations finals to be co-hosted by Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
        Holders: Egypt
        Group A
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Zambia 3 2 1 0 5 3 7
        Eq Guinea 3 2 0 1 3 2 6
        Libya 3 1 1 1 4 4 4
        Senegal 3 0 0 3 3 5 0
        21/01/12: Equatorial Guinea 1-0 Libya, Bata21/01/12: Senegal 1-2 Zambia, Bata
        25/01/12: Libya 2-2 Zambia, Bata25/01/12: Equatorial Guinea 2-1 Senegal, Bata
        29/01/12: Equatorial Guinea 0-1 Zambia, Malabo29/01/12: Libya 2-1 Senegal, Bata
        Group B
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Ivory C 2 2 0 0 3 0 6
        Angola 2 1 1 0 4 3 4
        Sudan 2 0 1 1 2 3 1
        Burkina F 2 0 0 2 1 4 0
        22/01/12: Ivory Coast 1-0 Sudan, Malabo22/01/12: Burkina Faso 1-2 Angola, Malabo
        26/01/12: Sudan 2-2 Angola, Malabo26/01/12: Ivory Coast 2-0 Burkina Faso, Malabo
        30/01/12: Sudan v Burkina Faso, Bata30/01/12: Ivory Coast v Angola, Malabo
        Group C
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Gabon 2 2 0 0 5 2 6
        Tunisia 2 2 0 0 4 2 6
        Morocco 2 0 0 2 3 5 0
        Niger 2 0 0 2 1 4 0
        23/01/12: Gabon 2-0 Niger, Libreville23/01/12: Morocco 1-2 Tunisia, Libreville
        27/01/12: Niger 1-2 Tunisia, Libreville27/01/12: Gabon 3-2 Morocco, Libreville
        31/01/12: Gabon v Tunisia, Franceville31/01/12: Niger v Morocco, Libreville
        Group D
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Ghana 2 2 0 0 3 0 6
        Guinea 2 1 0 1 6 2 3
        Mali 2 1 0 1 1 2 3
        Botswana 2 0 0 2 1 7 0
        24/01/12: Ghana 1-0 Botswana, Franceville24/01/12: Mali 1-0 Guinea, Franceville
        28/01/12: Botswana 1-6 Guinea, Franceville28/01/12: Ghana 2-0 Mali, Franceville
        01/02/12: Botswana v Mali, Libreville01/02/12: Ghana v Guinea, Franceville
        Quarter-Finals:
        1. 04/02/12: Zambia v 2nd B, Bata2. 04/02/12: 1st B v Equatorial Guinea, Malabo3. 05/02/12: 1st C v 2nd D, Libreville4. 05/02/12: 1st D v 2nd C, Franceville
        Semi-Finals:
        08/02/12: QF1 winner v QF4 winner, Bata08/02/12: QF3 winner v QF2 winner, Libreville
        3rd place play-off: 11/02/2012, Malabo
        Final: 12/02/2012, Libreville 
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        Cape Town's stadium
        South Africa will host the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations finals

        Fixtures and results of the qualifying campaign for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations finals in South Africa.
        Preliminary Round:
        15/01/12: Sao Tome 1-0 Lesotho 22/01/12: Lesotho v Sao Tome
        06-08/01/12: Seychelles v Swaziland
        Seychelles advance after Swaziland withdrew
        First Round:
        29/02/12: Ethiopia v Benin 15-17/06/12: Benin v Ethiopia
        29/02/12: Rwanda v Nigeria 15-17/06/12: Nigeria v Rwanda
        29/02/12: Congo Brazzaville v Uganda 15-17/06/12: Uganda v Congo Brazzaville
        29/02/12: Burundi v Zimbabwe 15-17/06/12: Zimbabwe v Burundi
        29/02/12: Algeria v The Gambia 15-17/06/12: The Gambia v Algeria
        29/02/12: Kenya v Togo 15-17/06/12: Togo v Kenya
        29/02/12: Guinea Bissau v Cameroon 15-17/06/12: Cameroon v Guinea Bissau
        29/02/12: Chad v Malawi 15-17/06/12: Malawi v Chad
        29/02/12: Tanzania v Mozambique 15-17/06/12: Mozambique v Tanzania
        29/02/12: CAR v Egypt 15-17/06/12: Egypt v CAR
        29/02/12: Madagascar v Cape Verde 15-17/06/12: Cape Verde v Madagascar
        29/02/12: Liberia v Namibia 15-17/06/12: Namibia v Liberia
        29/02/12: Sao Tome or Lesotho v Sierra Leone 15-17/06/12: Sierra Leone v Sao Tome or Lesotho
        29/02/12: Seychelles v DR Congo 15-17/06/12: DR Congo v Seychelles
        Second Round:
        The winners from Round One face the 16 finalists from the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations over two legs on 7-9 September and 12-14 October to decide the 15 finalists joining hosts South Africa in the 2013 finals. 
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        Rio's famous 'Christ the Redeemer' statue
        Five teams will represent Africa at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil

        Africa will be represented by five teams at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
        There will be three rounds of qualifying.
        The first round sees 24 teams trying to make it into the second round of competition, where there will be ten groups of four teams.
        In the third round, the ten group winners play off over two legs to determine who will travel to Brazil.
        FIRST ROUND
        11/11/11: Lesotho 1-0 Burundi 15/11/11: Burundi 2-1 Lesotho
        2-2 on aggregate Lesotho advance on away goals rule
        11/11/11: Sao Tome e Principe 0-5 Congo 15/11/11: Congo 1-1 Sao Tome e Principe
        Congo advance 6-1 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Chad 1-2 Tanzania 15/11/11: Tanzania 0-1 Chad
        2-2 on aggregate Tanzania advance on away goals rule
        11/11/11: Eritrea 1-1 Rwanda 15/11/11: Rwanda 3-1 Eritrea
        Rwanda advance 4-2 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Swaziland 1-3 DR Congo 15/11/11: DR Congo 5-1 Swaziland
        DR Congo advance 8-2 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Djibouti 0-4 Namibia 15/11/11: Namibia 4-0 Djibouti
        Namibia advance 8-0 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Seychelles 0-3 Kenya 15/11/11: Kenya 4-0 Seychelles
        Kenya advance 7-0 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Comoros 0-1 Mozambique 15/11/11: Mozambique 4-1 Comoros
        Mozambique advance 5-1 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Equatorial Guinea 2-0 Madagascar 15/11/11: Madagascar 2-1 Equatorial Guinea
        Equatorial Guinea advance 3-2 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Guinea-Bissau 1-1 Togo 15/11/11: Togo 1-0 Guinea-Bissau
        Togo advance 2-1 on aggregate
        12/11/11: Somalia 0-0 Ethiopia (played in Djibouti)16/11/11: Ethiopia 5-0 Somalia
        Ethiopia advance 5-0 on aggregate
        11/11/11: Mauritius c-c Liberia 15/11/11: Liberia c-c Mauritius
        Liberia advance after Mauritius withdraw
        SECOND ROUND
        GROUP A
        PWDLGFGAPts
        South Africa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Botswana 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        C.A.R. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Ethiopia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

        01-05/06/12: South Africa v Ethiopia 01-05/06/12: Central African Republic v Botswana
        08-12/06/12: Botswana v South Africa 08-12/06/12: Ethiopia v Central African Republic
        22-26/03/13: South Africa v Central African Republic22-26/03/13: Ethiopia v Botswana
        07-11/06/13: Central African Republic v South Africa 07-11/06/13: Botswana v Ethiopia
        14-18/06/13: Ethiopia v South Africa 14-18/06/13: Botswana v Central African Republic
        06-10/09/13: South Africa v Botswana 06-10/09/13: Central African Republic v Ethiopia
        GROUP B
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Tunisia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Cape Verde 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Sierra Leone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Eq Guinea 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Tunisia v Eq Guinea01-05/06/12: Sierra Leone v Cape Verde
        08-12/06/12: Cape Verde v Tunisia 08-12/06/12: Eq Guinea v Sierra Leone
        22-26/03/13: Tunisia v Sierra Leone22-26/03/13: Eq Guinea v Cape Verde
        07-11/06/13: Sierra Leone v Tunisia 07-11/06/13: Cape Verde v Eq Guinea
        14-18/06/13: Eq Guinea v Tunisia 14-18/06/13: Cape Verde v Sierra Leone
        06-10/09/13: Tunisia v Cape Verde 06-10/09/13: Sierra Leone v Eq Guinea
        GROUP C
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Ivory Coast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Morocco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        The Gambia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Tanzania 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Ivory Coast v Tanzania01-05/06/12: The Gambia v Morocco
        08-12/06/12: Morocco v Ivory Coast08-12/06/12: Tanzania v The Gambia
        22-26/03/13: Ivory Coast v The Gambia22-26/03/13: Tanzania v Morocco
        07-11/06/13: The Gambia v Ivory Coast07-11/06/13: Morocco v Tanzania
        14-18/06/13: Tanzania v Ivory Coast14-18/06/13: Morocco v The Gambia
        06-10/09/13: Ivory Coast v Morocco 06-10/09/13: The Gambia v Tanzania
        GROUP D
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Ghana 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Zambia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Sudan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Lesotho 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Ghana v Lesotho 01-05/06/12: Sudan v Zambia
        08-12/06/12: Zambia v Ghana 08-12/06/12: Lesotho v Sudan
        22-26/03/13: Ghana v Sudan22-26/03/13: Lesotho v Zambia
        07-11/06/13: Sudan v Ghana 07-11/06/13: Zambia v Lesotho
        14-18/06/13: Lesotho v Ghana 14-18/06/13: Zambia v Sudan
        06-10/09/13: Ghana v Zambia 06-10/09/13: Sudan v Lesotho
        GROUP E
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Burkina Faso 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Gabon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Niger 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Congo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Burkina Faso v Congo01-05/06/12: Niger v Gabon
        08-12/06/12: Gabon v Burkina Faso 08-12/06/12: Congo v Niger
        22-26/03/13: Burkina Faso v Niger 22-26/03/13: Congo v Gabon
        07-11/06/13: Niger v Burkina Faso07-11/06/13: Gabon v Congo
        14-18/06/13: Congo v Burkina Faso14-18/06/13: Gabon v Niger
        06-10/09/13: Burkina Faso v Gabon 06-10/09/13: Niger v Congo
        GROUP F
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Nigeria 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Malawi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Kenya 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Namibia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Nigeria v Namibia01-05/06/12: Kenyav Malawi
        08-12/06/12: Malawi v Nigeria 08-12/06/12: Namibia v Kenya
        22-26/03/13: Nigeria v Kenya22-26/03/13: Namibia v Malawi
        07-11/06/13: Kenyav Nigeria 07-11/06/13: Malawi v Namibia
        14-18/06/13: Namibia v Nigeria 14-18/06/13: Malawi v Kenya
        06-10/09/13: Nigeria v Malawi 06-10/09/13: Kenya v Namibia
        GROUP G
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Egypt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Guinea 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Zimbabwe 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Mozambique 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Egypt v Mozambique01-05/06/12: Zimbabwe v Guinea
        08-12/06/12: Guinea v Egypt08-12/06/12: Mozambique v Zimbabwe
        22-26/03/13: Egypt v Zimbabwe 22-26/03/13: Mozambique v Guinea
        07-11/06/13: Zimbabwe v Egypt07-11/06/13: Guinea v Mozambique
        14-18/06/13: Mozambique v Egypt14-18/06/13: Guinea v Zimbabwe
        06-10/09/13: Egyptv Guinea 06-10/09/13: Zimbabwe v Mozambique
        GROUP H
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Algeria 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Mali 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Benin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Rwanda 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

        01-05/06/12: Algeria v Rwanda01-05/06/12: Benin v Mali
        08-12/06/12: Mali v Algeria 08-12/06/12: Rwanda v Benin
        22-26/03/13: Algeria v Benin 22-26/03/13: Rwanda v Mali
        07-11/06/13: Benin v Algeria 07-11/06/13: Mali v Rwanda
        14-18/06/13: Rwanda v Algeria 14-18/06/13: Mali v Benin
        06-10/09/13: Algeria v Mali 06-10/09/13: Benin v Rwanda
        GROUP I
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Cameroon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Libya 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Togo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        DR Congo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Cameroon v DR Congo01-05/06/12: Togo v Libya
        08-12/06/12: Libya v Cameroon 08-12/06/12: DR Congo v Togo
        22-26/03/13: Cameroon v Togo 22-26/03/13: DR Congo v Libya
        07-11/06/13: Togo v Cameroon 07-11/06/13: Libya v DR Congo
        14-18/06/13: DR Congo v Cameroon 14-18/06/13: Libya v Togo
        06-10/09/13: Cameroon v Libya 06-10/09/13: Togo v DR Congo
        GROUP J
        PWDLGFGAPts
        Senegal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Uganda 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Angola 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
        Liberia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


        01-05/06/12: Senegal v Liberia01-05/06/12: Angola v Uganda
        08-12/06/12: Uganda v Senegal 08-12/06/12: Liberia v Angola
        22-26/03/13: Senegal v Angola 22-26/03/13: Liberia v Uganda
        07-11/06/13: Angola v Senegal 07-11/06/13: Uganda v Liberia
        14-18/06/13: Liberia v Senegal 14-18/06/13: Uganda v Angola
        06-10/09/13: Senegal v Uganda 06-10/09/13: Angola v Liberia
        THIRD ROUND
        Following a draw by the Confederation of African Football, the ten group winners will pair off in five two-legged ties to determine who makes it to Brazil.
        The first legs will be played between 11-15 October, while the second and decisive legs will take place on 15-19 November.
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