This Thursday, Senegal tied with Togo, away from home, by 1 to 1, by the African Cup qualifiers. The match, played at Kégué Stadium, had an own goal by Pape Abou Cissé, at 46 of the initial stage, for the home team. The visiting team evened the score 48 minutes into the second half, with Habib Diallo.
Senegal saw the ace Sadio Mané, from Liverpool, to get hurt at the 28th minute of the first half. Boulaye Dia took the attacker’s place.
With the tie, the Senegalese continue to lead Group H, with 13 points. The Togo team, which has five, occupies the second position in the key.
Already classified for the third phase, Senegal returns to the field on Sunday, at 4 pm (GMT), when it hosts Congo. Togo, in turn, will face Namibia, on Monday, away from home, at 10:00 am.
Check out other games from this Thursday’s African Qualifiers:
Ethiopia 1 x 1 Ghana
Tanzania 0 x 3 DR Congo
Uganda 1 x 1 Kenya
Benin 2 x 0 Madagascar
Congo 1 x 1 Namíbia
Rwanda 0 x 3 Mali
South Africa 1 x 0 Zimbabwe
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