Almighty CIV 3 - Mali 0
10'Didier Drogba
53' Zoro Kpolo
85'Boubacar Sanogo

Yaya Toure

Nigeria 2 - Benin 0
52' Mikel
85'Ayegbini

Mukina
I asked you a question yesteday, oya answer it today

Nigeria qualifies and Mukina is confused

confused? how? whatever for

Mukina why are you kissing Yaya Toure

I sold my truck so i can marry him . i am in "love" with him

CIV good game

La Cote D'Ivoire gave us the day

Ghana up next

CIV is going to win this no doubt

Almighty CIV - Mali Highlights Yaya Toure

[flash=425,355]http://youtube.com/watch/v/zvnz72Edj6Q[/flash]

Are you feeling reluctant to post the Naija Benin match Video

Nigeria- Benin Highlights

[flash=425,355]http://youtube.com/watch/v/VJxnGbGX6N4[/flash]

As much as am getting vexed with this team, their scenario reminds me of France's at the world cup 06.

they 'd a terrible start; won their last group match against TOGO and were stirred up after meeting rivals; BRAZIL at the 2nd round.

Surely, this ain't the kind of fixture GHANAIANS want at this stage. 'because they are not confident in their team despite the 3 straight wins

Likely, Most likely, NAIJA vs CIV for a final.

It sounds[b] wack[/b], but it might not be wacky after all.

mukina2:

Nigeria will win the Nations cup

That's what I'm talking about

Fola why did you edit my posts

CIV will win Yaya toure!!!!!!!

Samuel Eto'o became the top scorer in the history of the Africa Cup of Nations as Cameroon reached the last eight of the 2008 competition.

Eto'o's record-breaking 15th goal came from a penalty on 27 minutes and soon after Cameroon were 2-0 up following an own goal from Mohammed Ali Khider.

Sudan improved after half-time and Cameroon keeper Idriss Carlos Kameni did well to save a series of shots.

Late on Eto'o extended his record when he raced clear to slot the ball home.

That third goal was a little unfair on the Sudanese, who staged a spirited second-half revival.

Eto'o, who had scored three times in Ghana before Wednesday's game, should really have come away from this game with four rather than two goals.

He missed a double chance to break Ivory Coast's Laurent Pokou's 1970 record of 14 goals early on when his close-range shot was partially saved by Mahjoub El Moez.

The rebound fell to Eto'o but the Barca striker blasted over the bar.

With Joel Epalle marauding down the right and Timothee Atouba adopting a similarly attacking policy down the other wing, Sudan struggled to break out of their own half.

Too often Sudan resorted to illegal tactics and Amir Damir should have been booked for an awful tackle on Epalle.

Achille Emana won the penalty when he was hauled to the ground by another poor challenge from Yousef Alaeldin, who arguably should have been sent off.

Eto's shot was hit almost to the centre of the goal, but with El Moez going the other way the Cameroon striker was able to wheel away in delight to celebrate his fourth goal of the tournament and a slice of history.

After the break, Sudan emerged from their defensive shell and an Alaeldin shot was pushed away for a corner by Kameni.

When that corner came over the ball landed invitingly for Haitham Tambal, but he miscued badly.

Kameni had to scamper across his goal for a second time to turn away Faisal Agab's shot.

In between those glut of Sudanese chances historymaker Eto'o missed another good chance when he shot straight at El Moez when it looked easier to score.

Sudan were soon back on the attack and Rigobert Song had to be alert to deal with a dangerous cross.

Kameni did well to deal with another cross - this time from Haitham Tambal - as the Cameroon keeper came under renewed pressure.

But in stoppage time Eto'o raced clear to collect Epalle's pass and expertly guide the ball past El Moez.

Having been already been beaten by Group C winners Egypt, Cameroon finished in second and will play the winners of group D in Tamale next Sunday.

Eto'o

mukina2:

Fola why did you edit my posts

CIV will win Yaya toure!!!!!!!

Did see the date of the day you posted that post

Eto'o should be a shameful striker, out of 5 goals 3 were penalty kicks and he did not win any of those penalties.

do you still remember this man
[flash=200,200]http://news.bbc.co.uk/player/sol/newsid_7210000/newsid_7216100/7216184.stm?bw=nb&mp=wm&news=1&bbcws=1#[/flash]

Egypt 1 Vs Zambia 1
15'Amro Zaki 88'Chris Katongo

I thougt you ain't going to do you your work, I was considering doing it for you

Cameroon 3 Vs Sudan 0
17' Eto (pen)
34'Al Khider(o.g)
90' Eto

folahann:

Did see the date of the day you posted that post

lol i go fight you oh

folahann:

I thougt you ain't going to do you your work, I was considering doing it for you

awww fenks

Why the need to post Eto'o's story, has it diverted from Yaya Toure to Samuel Eto'o

nooooo way . i posted the Eto story because it is a new record

Yaya Toure

Up Nigeria !!!!  Up Super Chickens !!!!
Am I being patriotic

[size=15pt]African Cup of Nations - Vogts slams "racist" media[/size]

Thu, 31 Jan 12:31:00 2008

EXCLUSIVE! Berti Vogts has hit out against his treatment by the Nigerian media, accusing them of racism.
2008 African Cup of Nations Nigeria Berti Vogts - 0


The German came in for fierce criticism as his Nigeria side narrowly avoided a first-round exit from the African Cup of Nations.

Vogts explained his decision not to speak to Nigerian journalists, saying their incessant condemnation was not acceptable.

"If white journalists handled a black manager like this, I think you would call it racism," he told Eurosport-Yahoo!

"I don't need to put up with what has been going on there. I talked to the international press and I am still open for requests of other media representatives."

Former Germany and Scotland boss Vogts was pilloried for selecting seven strikers in his squad - and then seeing his side fail to score in their opening two games.

But a 2-0 win over Benin, coupled with Mali's loss to the Ivory Coast, has seen Nigeria go through to the quarter-finals, where they face hosts Ghana.

Nonetheless, the media have continued to speculate that he will leave his job at the end of the tournament despite being under contract until 2010.

"I don't care about this [speculation]. I know the people writing this," Vogts said.

"They even wrote we were unable to train in our training camp in Malaga because of ice and snow - but in reality it was 20°C.


"Many of these journalists aren't even here. They are watching the matches on TV, writing that we have to become world champions."

They already know the result of the match

because the 2 teams will qualify if they play a draw