Re: Africa Football Discussion || Current Topic: World Cup Qualifiers

Quote from: Agbamoni on Today at 12:19:10 PM

Quote from: Felicity_Tide on Today at 11:20:41 AM

Wait a minute!!!
Am i seeing right, or it's a joke ?. When did these two sides even meet without me knowing.
Ooh I see, the media refused to talk, I guess that is why I didn't even know until now. What a statement, I guess I will have to watch the highlight, _{that is if it is still available on the internet}

I don't want to hear that this is just a friendly game... A win is definitely a win, and this should be part of the record. What a way to make a statement after Jamie carragher described the AFCON with a disgusting statement. I still can't believe it at this point..., I guess watching the highlight would give me a better satisfaction. If only other African countries can carry this same energy to the 2026 world cup.

You were busy getting a message from an OS why men where watching football.. Grin

. Meow am just being sarcastic here.

The match took place early this week and it was a friendly game that was really interesting to watch. Senegal kept on scoring, Tuchell never saw it coming. Honestly a win is not win, in a bigger tournament I doubt Senegal can win against England. No doubt England was very poor in that game and Senegal was exceptional.

We cannot totally judge a team's performance through friendly matches because it's not a tournament, they might not put all their seriousness in the game. Aside from that a win remains a win so we need to applaud the Senegalese, team for beating a highly rated side like England, with a good margin, it'll be on record. It is quite sad when I see football analysts that underrates African football, it shows their level of ignorance because Africa, has world class players that are doing well in European clubs. Although African leagues needs to improve but when you talk about the class of players from Africa, we cannot be underrated by anybody