Cameron v Morocco....1-0
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Kai, Cameroon lucky twice in a minute. Morocco miss two close opportunities.
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They defense is plain wack in 2nd half.YUJAM wrote:Cameron is very organized structurally and defensively. That's clear.
They'll be trouble
They may even lose the match if they don't get their act together.
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Nothing new. This was the for the last ANC tooRogermilla wrote:Hayatou's last gift to Cameroon before leavingOdas wrote:Fellows, please I need help with this question. These AFCON qualifiers are for year 2019 and in that year, Cameroon is the HOST nation - right? If so, why is Cameroon playing the AFCON qualifiers?
Serious but it is a new rule by CAF to involve host nations in the qualifications. Cameroon is already qualified, so only one team qualifies from this group.
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Odas,Odas wrote:I just heard the commentator answer my question that CAF changed the rule this year to ensure the host nation prepares for the AFCON tournament. As a result, I am assuming if Cameroon heads the group, the second in the group qualifies instead.
That is incorrect. The rule was in place at the last qualifiers as well with Gabon (host) participating in qualifiers. Forget what that commentator stated. The only difference this year is that all matches by Cameroon will be counted as part of the qualifiers unlike the last qualifiers when all Gabon's games in the group qualifiers were labeled friendlies. The idea is the same though i.e. help the host team prepare.
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THANKS, spicyee
CAF should regulate uniforms deployed. TV viewers need a second to decide who' s who (makes for difficult watching) and I won't be surprised if the players are equally affected.
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CAF should regulate uniforms deployed. TV viewers need a second to decide who' s who (makes for difficult watching) and I won't be surprised if the players are equally affected.
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Kits are too similar, not good for viewing on tv
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Cameroon's new boy, Andre-Franck Anguissa (#3) really bossed the midfield in the early going.
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I don't want to sound petty, but Cameroon is horrible. They need to play the way they used to, rugged but fluid. This is sleep inducing football. Actually afraid I'll fall asleep and miss the Nigerian game.
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Cameroon keeper is good guys.
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Morocco deserves a goal..........damn.
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I don't think the kits are compliant oh!
I have never seen such a thing before.
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Oh okay thanks.YUJAM wrote:Nothing new. This was the for the last ANC tooRogermilla wrote:Hayatou's last gift to Cameroon before leavingOdas wrote:Fellows, please I need help with this question. These AFCON qualifiers are for year 2019 and in that year, Cameroon is the HOST nation - right? If so, why is Cameroon playing the AFCON qualifiers?
Serious but it is a new rule by CAF to involve host nations in the qualifications. Cameroon is already qualified, so only one team qualifies from this group.
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Abeg Nigeria isn't exactly Brazil or Argentina roflokidoki wrote:I don't want to sound petty, but Cameroon is horrible. They need to play the way they used to, rugged but fluid. This is sleep inducing football. Actually afraid I'll fall asleep and miss the Nigerian game.
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I was very impressed with him. He is one of the detectors of the last ANC. Plays for Marseille. Solid baller.Enugu II wrote:Cameroon's new boy, Andre-Franck Anguissa (#3) really bossed the midfield in the early going.
Now I understand why Broos has been fighting to get him on this team.
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I hear Oyongo is out for the rest of the year 
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