Quote from: Hyphen(-) on Today at 06:29:55 AM

Tunisia and Morocco try to get a point in their matches, but the main teams we put our hopes in are failing us despite the fact that we know their opponents are very strong; in the case of Ghana, the substitution of the two players who contributed to the first goal was a mistake because they play an important role in the match and taking them off cost them the game.
While I cannot say what happened in the case of Senegal and Cameroon, I can say that their opponents have much more experience than them, which is why they lost the games. Nonetheless, they have a chance to win their next two games, and if they do, we will be very confident that our African countries are representing us well.

Ghana have given Africans a sigh of relieve. Two wonderful goals against one of the best teams in the world is a great achievement that should give African teams that motivation that they can do more. I was more disappointed with Senegal because I expected more from them but they didn't put in their best. Most African team seems to loose concentration in the second half. Ghana would have gotten a better result if they had coordinated their defense well. Their defense seems to always give space to other striker while they only focus only on the striker that is holding the ball. It would be shameful that no African team makes it to at least the quarterfinals of this competition because they have the right quality players. But I am confident that these teams have learnt their lesson and the next group matches would be a goal feast for Africans