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Guinea VS Madagascar: 4 to 1.


  1. Yesterday the Guinean National team, Syli National beat Madagascar with the score of 4 goals to 1.
    This football match took place in Conakry stadium called Stade du 28 Setembre and counted for the qualification of CAN (African Cup of Nations). Early in the beginning of the match the Guinean Team made many incursions rewarded in the 5th minute by the defender Oumar Kalabane followed by the attacker Ismael Bangoura in the 17th minute. The joy of Syli National fans did not last long because in the 25th minute of this first half Malagasy team got a goal scored by Fayed. The result of first round remained 2 to 1.
    During the second half Michel Dussuyer the coach of Guinean team, replaced Pascal Feindouno by the midfielder Sadio Diallo who scored the 3rd goal for Guinea. The Entrance of Sadio changed the system and way of playing. This situation helped Guinea to get the 4th goal scored by the defender Dian Bobo Baldé. The two teams parted with score of 4 to 1 in favor of syli Natonal.

    For the time being Guinea is the leader of the pool with 10 points followed by Nigeria with 7 points. Next time Guinea will play against Ethiopia which has only 4 points. Madagascar is the bottom of the pool with only 1 point.


    Mamadou Dian Donghol Diallo
    The africanews reporter in Guinea.



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