April 29, 2024

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Africa Cup live.  Host country Ivory Coast begins with victory over Guinea Bissau |  soccer

Africa Cup live. Host country Ivory Coast begins with victory over Guinea Bissau | soccer

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Host nation Ivory Coast starts with the win

Ivory Coast opened its 34th season by defeating Guinea-Bissau 2-0. Sekou Fofana (4.) quickly lit up the host team at the Ouattara Olympic Stadium in the capital, Abidjan. Jean-Philippe Crasseau (58) doubled the lead before the hour mark to knock out Guinea-Bissau.

Union Sint-Gillis' Jean-Thierry Lazare Amani ultimately missed out on the Ivorian selection. In Guinea Bissau, Oparin Djoko (Franks Borens) spent 90 minutes between the goals. Zinho Jano (Zolte Waregem) remained on the bench.

The next three matches are scheduled to be played on Sunday with Nigeria vs. Equatorial Guinea (3pm), Egypt vs. Mozambique (6pm), and Ghana vs. Cape Verde (9pm). Senegal are the cup holders.

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Today's programme

9 pm: Ivory Coast-Guinea-Bissau

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Players from Jupiler Pro League

Our Belgian teams will of course be missing some players due to the Africa Cup. List of Jupiler Pro League players for each participating country.

Algeria:
Muhammad Ammoura (Al-Ittihad)

Cote d'Ivoire:
Amani Lazzari (Al-Ittihad)

Guinea:
Amadou Diawara (Anderlecht)
Mory Konate (KV Mechelen)

Ghana:
Majeed Ashmeru (Anderlecht)
Joseph Paintsil (Genk)
Denis Odoi (Club Brugge)

Morocco:
Tariq Tisoudali (AA Ghent)
Bilal Al-Khanous (Genek)

Angola:
Norio Fortuna (Ghent)

Gambia:
Aliu Vadera (Genk)

Congo:
Joris Kayembe (Genk)

Nigeria:
Rafael Onyedika (Club Brugge)

Mauritania:
Abubakar Quetta (STVV)

Burkina Faso:
Herve Cuvi (Charleroi)

Tariq Tisodale © Belga

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