Senegal-Bolivia: 2-0. Boulaye Dia (9) after opening scoring.<\/p>\n
This is a good result, A priori. The mind is happy with the final score less than two months before the 2022 World Cup (November 19-December 18). Some Lions who haven’t played or have played very little since the start have been able gain playing time. Sadio Man\u00e9 has found his way back to goals (44th). Boulaye Dia opened the scoring (3rd), but he kept his good Italian momentum. Kr\u00e9pin Diatta marked his return with a few flashes that announce a bright future. A new man in the middle has emerged: Path\u00e9 Ciss. This match between Senegal and Bolivia has many positive aspects. But in view of the weakness of the opposition and the roughness in the game, often rough, of the Lions and the few defensive lightness noted, it is necessary to put this success of the men of Aliou Ciss\u00e9 into perspective for one of their two friendly matches before the World Cup. This will be confirmed against Iran on Tuesday, September 27, in Austria.<\/p>\n
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Mauritania-Benin: 1-0<\/strong><\/h3>\n
In the first half, the Mourabitounes were able to do the job. Aboubakar Kamara<\/a>27th was the goal that ended the game. The Squirrels will never come back. Tuesday, September 27th, Mauritania will face Congo (“Brazza”) while Benin will take on Madagascar<\/p>\n
Ivory Coast – Togo: 2-1<\/strong><\/h3>\n
This game was played during the second half. Despite both sides trying their best, the first half was dull. Seko Fofana was unable to open the scoring until the hour mark. This was Seko Fofana’s return to the selection following three years absence. C\u00f4te d’Ivoire will double the lead thanks to a penalty from Franck Kessi\u00e9 (68th). Karim Dermane (85th) will reduce the mark to five seconds from the end regulation time for Togo. Tuesday, September 27th, the Elephants will cross over the Syli of Guinea and the Sparrowhawks cross swords with Equatorial Guinea.<\/p>\n
Tanzania-Uganda: 1-0 <\/strong><\/h3>\n
Everything was settled before the half hour mark between Benin and Mauritania. All you need is one goal. Simon Msuva signed it (29th). While Tanzania outclasses Uganda, it awaits to face Libya on Tuesday 27th September.<\/p>\n
Madagascar-Congo Brazzaville: 3-3<\/strong><\/h3>\n
It was a torrent of goals. This was the most productive meeting of the day’s African selections. Paulin Voavy (28th), Ibrahim Samuel Amada 60th, and Marco Ilaimharitra pen (85th) all scored for the Barea. Guy Mbenza (17th), Fred Jose Dembi 24th, and Vieljeux Mboungou 69th answered for the Red Devils. Tuesday, September 27, will see the Malagasy and Congolese face the Mauritanians and the Beninese.<\/p>\n
South Africa-Sierra Leone: 4-0<\/strong><\/h3>\n
The Bafana Bafana defeated the Leone Stars twice: Themba Zwane (33rd, 64th), Mihlali Maibela (49) and Aubrey Modiba (72nd). Hugo Broos and his men were too much for the Sierra Leoneans. They will want to rise against DR Congo on Tuesday 27 September. The Botswana Zebras are given to the South Africans.<\/p>\n
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