Africa Cup of Nations

FT Monday, January 18, 2010
Algeria WLWLW 0
–
Angola LLDDW 0
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Head to Head

ANG leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

ANG

  1. 13Fernandes Carlos AlbertoG
  2. 15Rui MarquesD
  3. 5Carlos Manuel Goncalves Alonso KaliD
  4. 2JamuanaD
  5. 10ZuelaM
  6. 8XaraM
  7. 21Alberto Jose MabinaM
  8. 11Sebastiao Felisberto Graca Amaral GilbertoM
  9. 17Jose Nsimba Baptista Ze KalangaM
  10. 14Djalma CamposF
  11. 23ManuchoF

Substitutes

  1. 1Joao Mamona Luis LamaG
  2. 22Wilson AlegreG
  3. 4Dias CairesD
  4. 6David MagalhaesM
  5. 7JobM
  6. 9Pedro Manuel Torres MantorrasF
  7. 12Johnson Pinto MacabaF
  8. 16Amado FlavioF

ALG

  1. 16Faouzi ChaouchiG
  2. 14Abdelkader LaifaouiD
  3. 2Madjid BouguerraD
  4. 5Rafik HallicheD
  5. 3Nadir BelhadjD
  6. 19Hassan YebdaM
  7. 6Yazid MansouriM
  8. 15Karim ZianiM
  9. 13Karim MatmourM
  10. 18Hamer BouazzaM
  11. 9Abdelkader GhezzalF

Substitutes

  1. 23Mohamed ZemmamoucheG
  2. 4Anthar YahiaD
  3. 11Slimane RahoD
  4. 12Rada BaboucheD
  5. 17Samir ZaouiD
  6. 20Mourad MeghniM
  7. 22Djamel AbdounM
  8. 21Abdelmalek ZiayaF

Timeline

  1. 53'
  2. 64'
  3. 67'
  4. 89'
  5. 90'
  6. 90'+1'

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.