Africa Cup of Nations

FT Saturday, January 31, 2004
South Africa WLLWW 0
–
Nigeria DLWLL 4
20,000 att.

Lineups

NGA

  1. 1Vincent EnyeamaG
  2. 2Joseph YoboD
  3. 5Isaac OkoronkwoD
  4. 15George AbbeyM
  5. 11Garba LawalM
  6. 21Emmanuel EkwuemeM
  7. 10Jay-Jay OkochaM
  8. 14Seyi OlofinjanaM
  9. 4KanuF
  10. 7John UtakaF
  11. 17Julius AghahowaF

Substitutes

  1. 12Greg EtafiaG
  2. 22Austin Amamchukwu EjideG
  3. 6Joseph EnakahireD
  4. 16Ifeanyi UdezeD
  5. 18Romanus OrjintaD
  6. 19Ikpe EkongM
  7. 13Pius IkediaM
  8. 20Peter OdemwingieF

RSA

  1. 16Emille BaronG
  2. 5Mbulelo MabizelaD
  3. 2Thabang MolefeM
  4. 3Jacob LeksethoM
  5. 4Aaron MokoenaM
  6. 13Benson MhlongoM
  7. 18Delron BuckleyM
  8. 19John Lesiba MoshoeuM
  9. 14Siyabonga NomvetheM
  10. 15Sibusiso ZumaF
  11. 21Patrick MayoF

Substitutes

  1. 1Andre ArendseG
  2. 22Wayne RobertsG
  3. 7David Charles KannemeyerD
  4. 17Neil WinstanleyD
  5. 20Tony CoyleM
  6. 6Macbeth SibayaM
  7. 8Bernard Thabo MnguniM
  8. 10Stanton FredericksM
  9. 11Jabu PuleM
  10. 12Tebeho MokoenaM
  11. 9Nkosinathi NhlekoF

Timeline

  1. 4'
  2. 46'
  3. 64'
  4. 67'
  5. 74'
  6. 81'
  7. 83'
  8. 84'
  9. 86'

Africa Cup of Nations News

All news
ESPN Leonard Solms Bafana boss Pitso Mosimane's latest South Africa squad shows favouritism fears were unfounded Mosimane has made several changes from his first preliminary squad, which he announced almost immediately after taking charge at the beginning of September. News Associated Press Senegal vs. Morocco AFCON verdict due in late November - CAS CAS said on Monday that a ruling on Senegal's appeal against a decision to award the Africa Cup of Nations to Morocco is expected by the end of November. News Leonard Solms Motsepe: CAF considering moving AFCON back to two-year cycle CAF's Patrice Motsepe has said that the organisation is considering moving AFCON back to a biennial cycle, having only announced plans to scrap it in December. News ESPN News Services Senegal vs. Morocco AFCON verdict within days - CAS Senegal and Morocco have been told to expect a decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on their controversial Africa Cup of Nations ruling within days.