DIRECT. Senegal-Gambia: the Senegalese double the lead thanks to Camara (2-0)

2024-01-15 17:28:08

60′ – Colley’s head goes over

The Gambian captain is on the receiving end of a good free kick, but is unable to turn his head over.

58′ – Double change for Senegal

Abdou Diallo is replaced by Ismaila Ciss, while Habib Diallo leaves his place to Nicolas Jackson.

57′ – Gambia tries to react

The Scorpions go on the attack again but the numerical inferiority is felt. They don’t find anyone at their centers.

55′ – Ligue 1 carries Senegal this afternoon

A goal from Marseillais Pape Gueye, an assist from the other Olympian Ismaïla Sarr, and therefore a goal from Lamune Camara, player of FC Metz.

BUUUUUUUUUT FOR SENEGAL! (2-0)

Lamine Camara accelerates into the area, well found by Ismaïla Sarr. Camara perfectly crosses his low shot and finds the opposite net. 2-0 for Senegal thanks to the Metz midfielder!

51′ – Habib Diallo gets up after contact

After long seconds on the ground, the attacker gets up limping.

49′ – Gambia very close to equalizing!

Barrow strikes from afar and forces Mendy to make a superb save, behind Sowe can’t get the ball back as he wants, the goal was almost empty!

48′ – Guinea turns the ball

Outnumbered, the Guineans still managed to control the ball at the start of the second half.

46′ – The broadcast of the match resumes! (1-0)

In time for the second half.

Gambia sanctioned with a red card at the end of the first period.

Very complicated to follow the progress of the match. Mansour Loum, journalist specializing in African football, reports that Gambia will end the match at 10 against 11, after a foul on Lamine Camara. Midfielder Ebou Adams will not finish the match.

Half time, in Yamoussoukro! (1-0)

Meanwhile, the match continues. The 22 players returned to the locker room with the score 1-0 for Senegal.

A “storm” causing the broadcast to stop?

According to Mansour Loum, journalist from Sport News Africa, the problems with broadcasting the match are linked to a “huge storm from Ebimpé, where everything comes from”, he explains. It is in Ebimpé that the Stade Alassane Ouattara is located near Abidjan, venue of the opening match. “All broadcasters are impacted” adds Mansour Loum, who assures that “it is not Ivory Coast which manages the satellite” affected by the weather.

A problem “independent” of the control of BeIn Sports

Florent Houzot, the director of antennas, programs and editorial of BeIn Sports France, spoke on teams are working to re-establish a quality connection and transmission as quickly as possible.”

39′ – We are approaching half-time, but the broadcast is still cut

The broadcast has been interrupted for more than 10 minutes at the moment. Senegal is still ahead (1-0).

BeIn Sports mentions “technical problems”

According to Mansour Loum, a journalist specializing in African football, it is a “satellite problem” which prevents the broadcast of the match, “regardless of the broadcaster”.

Still no images of the match

It has been several minutes since the broadcast of Senegal-Gambia was interrupted. The Senegalese led 1-0 before the images stopped.

27′ – Broadcast problems since the start of the match

There appear to be significant technical issues. The broadcast of the match is once again interrupted, after several problems over the past quarter of an hour.

26′ – Mané ultra-decisive at the CAN

With his new assist for Gueye at the start of the match, Mané becomes the most decisive player in the African Cup of Nations since his first competition in 2015, ahead of the Cameroonian Aboubakar and the Egyptian Salah.

24′ – Sowe’s header wide

Gambia attacks on the right wing, but Minteh is very well taken by Niakhaté. On the next corner, Sowe is found at the penalty spot, but does not target his header.

22′ – Strong heat in Yamoussoukro

The match takes place in full sun, while it is 36 degrees in the second largest city in Côte d’Ivoire, the country’s capital.

20′ – Mané too long

He looks for the Monegasque Jakobs in depth, but the pass from the Al-Nassr striker goes out of the goal.

17′ – The pace has calmed down

After a very strong start to the match from the Senegalese, the intensity seems to have dropped slightly.

15′ – Barrow misses the target

The free kick was well taken, but it ended a few centimeters from Mendy’s top corner, which seemed to be on the trajectory anyway.

14′ – Very dangerous free kick for Gambia

Abdou Diallo makes a hand just in front of its surface. Great opportunity ahead for the Scorpions.

13′ – The Gambians get their foot on the ball

They are trying to gain confidence after a complicated start to the match.

11′ – Koulibaly vigilant

The central defender repels a Gambian cross, and wards off the emerging danger.

9′ – First yellow card

Abdou Diallo makes a mistake in midfield, well behind Adams, who remains on the ground for a long time. Yellow card for the former Parisian.

8′ – Diallo doesn’t fit

Great start to the match for Senegal. The former Strasbourg player is found on a low cross from the right. But the angle was complicated, and Habib Diallo didn’t fit.

6′ – A real derby

Note that the Gambia is a country of 2 million inhabitants landlocked in Senegal. A real derby therefore, between two neighboring countries, and very linked in their history.

5′ – BUUUUUUUUT YOU SENEGAL! (1-0)

Mané recovers a cross poorly returned by the Gambian defense. He finds Gueye behind who takes over with first intention. His flat left foot finds the back of the net!

4′ – Corner for the Lions of Teranga

It’s played in two stages, but repelled by Gambia.

2′ – Already an opportunity for Gambia!

Manneh unleashes a powerful strike in front of the area, repelled by Mendy.

1′ – LET’S GO TO YAMOUSSOUKRO!

And the Senegalese kick off.