Africa Cup of Nations

FT Saturday, February 7, 2004
Senegal WLDWD 0
–
Tunisia DWWWD 1
60,000 att.

Lineups

TUN

  1. 1Ali BoumnijelG
  2. 2Khaled BadraD
  3. 15Radhi JaidiD
  4. 19Anis AyariD
  5. 12Jaouhar MnariD
  6. 3Karim HagguiM
  7. 8Mehdi NaftiM
  8. 13Riadh BouaziziM
  9. 18Selim BenachourM
  10. 5Zied JaziriF
  11. 11Francileudo Silva SantosF

Substitutes

  1. 16Khaled FadhelG
  2. 22Khaled AzaiezG
  3. 6Hatem TrabelsiD
  4. 20Jose ClaytonD
  5. 21Karim SaidiD
  6. 4Alaeddine YahiaM
  7. 10Kaies GhodhbaneM
  8. 14Adel ChedliM
  9. 7Imed MhadhebiF
  10. 9Najed BrahamF
  11. 17Mohammed JedidiF

SEN

  1. 1Tony SylvaG
  2. 13Lamine DiattaD
  3. 3Ibrahim FayeD
  4. 4Pape Malick DiopD
  5. 15Salif DiaoD
  6. 6Aliou CisseD
  7. 7Henri CamaraM
  8. 19Papa Bouba DiopM
  9. 21Habib BeyeM
  10. 10Lamine SakhoF
  11. 11El-Hadji DioufF

Substitutes

  1. 16Oumar DialloG
  2. 22Kalidou CissokhoG
  3. 5Souleymane DiawaraD
  4. 9Diomansy KamaraD
  5. 17Ferdinand ColyD
  6. 2Omar DafM
  7. 7Sylvain N'DiayeM
  8. 12Frederic MendyM
  9. 20Abdoulaye FayeM
  10. 14Ousmane N'DoyeF
  11. 18Mamadou NiangF

Timeline

  1. 65'
  2. 74'
  3. 78'
  4. 85'
  5. 90'

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.