The DRC has beaten this Wednesday, January 22 from Burundi on the score of two
goals to one for his last match of the Championship of Africa of the nations
group. The Congolese will qualify to the quarterfinals this competition reserved
for the players on the continent.
Sentenced to prevail to qualify, the Congolese take the match the right end. From the kickoff, they put the foot on the ball and show the most dangerous.
At the 7th minute of play, the Burundian goalkeeper releases a ball that Maddi Mundele send at the bottom of the nets. But the referee believes that the Congolese striker has been fault on the opposing doorman.
A minute later Kulukuta find the crossbar after a free kick off-center on the right side of the Burundian defence.
The Congolese people maintain their pressure on the opposing defense, preventing the Burundians to project forward.
Despite their clear dominance, Leopards are surprise in the quarter of an hour of play. Burundians open the score on their first opportunity of the match.
This goal somewhat destabilizes the Congolese.
But in the 20th minute, the Leopards get a penalty following a foul on Mubele Nambiar. Mary Jane manages to transform the penalty. Burundian goalkeeper deflects the ball in corner.
Five minutes later, Mundele redeems himself and helps the DRC to equalize. Lonely in the back of the Burundian defence, he resumed punt a ball and beat goalkeeper Arakaza.
At the 40th minute of play, Mbidi drills on the right side of the Congolese attack. Its centre is poorly cleared by a Burundian Defender. The ball ends almost miraculously in the feet of Mary Jane that does not shake and double the mark.
The two teams returned to the dressing room with a score of two goals to one.
Resumption, Burundians attempted to return to the brand but they lack precision and combativeness as in their previous matches.
For their part, the Congolese well retain their advance.
At the final whistle, the score will not change.
The DRC qualified for the quarterfinals of the Chan. Leopards finish second in their group with six points, behind the victorious Gabon of Mauritania (4-2).
In the quarterfinals, the Congolese people will encounter the Ghanaians, leaders of Group C. Gabon will play against the Libya.
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Sentenced to prevail to qualify, the Congolese take the match the right end. From the kickoff, they put the foot on the ball and show the most dangerous.
At the 7th minute of play, the Burundian goalkeeper releases a ball that Maddi Mundele send at the bottom of the nets. But the referee believes that the Congolese striker has been fault on the opposing doorman.
A minute later Kulukuta find the crossbar after a free kick off-center on the right side of the Burundian defence.
The Congolese people maintain their pressure on the opposing defense, preventing the Burundians to project forward.
Despite their clear dominance, Leopards are surprise in the quarter of an hour of play. Burundians open the score on their first opportunity of the match.
This goal somewhat destabilizes the Congolese.
But in the 20th minute, the Leopards get a penalty following a foul on Mubele Nambiar. Mary Jane manages to transform the penalty. Burundian goalkeeper deflects the ball in corner.
Five minutes later, Mundele redeems himself and helps the DRC to equalize. Lonely in the back of the Burundian defence, he resumed punt a ball and beat goalkeeper Arakaza.
At the 40th minute of play, Mbidi drills on the right side of the Congolese attack. Its centre is poorly cleared by a Burundian Defender. The ball ends almost miraculously in the feet of Mary Jane that does not shake and double the mark.
The two teams returned to the dressing room with a score of two goals to one.
Resumption, Burundians attempted to return to the brand but they lack precision and combativeness as in their previous matches.
For their part, the Congolese well retain their advance.
At the final whistle, the score will not change.
The DRC qualified for the quarterfinals of the Chan. Leopards finish second in their group with six points, behind the victorious Gabon of Mauritania (4-2).
In the quarterfinals, the Congolese people will encounter the Ghanaians, leaders of Group C. Gabon will play against the Libya.
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