South Africa shock Morocco as Hakimi misses penalty
South Africa register a shock 2-0 win over Morocco in the last 16 at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations as Achraf Hakimi misses a late penalty.
South Africa register a shock 2-0 win over Morocco in the last 16 at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations as Achraf Hakimi misses a late penalty.
Zambia win meant hosts qualified as a third-placed teamIvory Coast now set to meet Senegal on Monday Hakim Ziyech scored in the first half as Morocco beat Zambia 1-0 on Wednesday at the Africa Cup of Nations finals to finish top in Group F and also keep hosts Ivory Coast in the tournament. Morocco*s stand-in captain left the pitch with an ankle injury at half-time but not before a smart close-range finish in the 38th minute lifted Morocco to seven points, ahead of second placed Democratic Republic of Congo, who drew 0-0 with Tanzania. Continue reading...
Silas Katompa cancels out early goal from Achraf HakimiZambia 1-1 Tanzania; South Africa 4-0 Namibia Morocco scored early but the pre-tournament favourites had to share the points in a 1-1 draw with the Democratic Republic of Congo in their Africa Cup of Nations Group F clash on Sunday. Achraf Hakimi scored in the sixth minute for Morocco, whose run to the semi-final of the World Cup in Qatar 14 months ago has made them the team to beat at the tournament in the Ivory Coast. But the Congolese squandered a first-half penalty before substitute Silas Katompa swept home a deserved 76th-minute equaliser at the Laurent Pokou Stadium. Continue reading...
Silas Katompa Mvumpa's clinical second-half strike cancels out Achraf Hakimi's opener as DR Congo earn a deserved point against Morocco at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Saïss and Ounahi score in 3-0 win; Miroshi sent off for TanzaniaAndré Onana likely to be return for Cameroon against Senegal Goals from Romain Saïss, Azzedine Ounahi and Youssef En-Nesyri fired Morocco to a 3-0 win over Tanzania in a one-sided Africa Cup of Nations opener. Former Wolves defender Saïss struck in the first half but, despite their total dominance, Morocco had to wait until the unfancied Tanzanians were reduced to 10 men late in the second half before finishing them off. Continue reading...
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Two blunders by goalkeeper let hosts back into matchâIt is not about an individual ⊠it is always about the teamâ Erik ten Hag bemoaned the number of goals Manchester United have conceded in the Champions League this season but refused to lay the blame at the door of the goalkeeper, AndrĂ© Onana, despite his two errors that cost victory in the 3-3 draw against Galatasaray. United have now conceded 14 goals in five matches to leave them bottom of Group A. Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes and Scott McTominay scored for United on a night of hostility in Turkey but they could muster only a draw after Onana misjudged two Hakim Ziyech free-kicks to hand Galatasaray a route back into the match before Kerem Akturkogluâs ferocious equaliser. Continue reading...
Francesco Farioliâs team pressed, countered and moved the ball intelligently in their 3-2 win at the Parc des Princes By Adam White for Get French Football News PSGâs 3-2 defeat at home to Nice this weekend offers a way forward for the three clubs who will visit Paris in the Champions League over the next few months. Nice, led by their dynamic new coach Francesco Farioli, pressed intelligently, countered hard and used the ball efficiently. These are the same challenges that PSGâs opponents will pose in their tough Champions League group â only at a higher level. Niceâs performance not only offered a blueprint for Newcastle, Dortmund and Milan to follow but also suggested that PSGâs campaign in Europe could be more about limiting damage than making progress. Above all, the defeat showed that this is a PSG team still under construction. In possession, Luis Enriqueâs new-look side often shift to a loose 4-1-5 shape with right-back Achraf Hakimi advancing further than the deeper, narrower Lucas Hernandez at left-back. The front five is designed to stretch opposition defences and create space between opponents, mostly for Kylian MbappĂ©. Although nominally the left forward, MbappĂ© trades places with central midfielder Vitinha, who runs the left touchline so the France captain can move to more dangerous areas, just off a central striker. Continue reading...