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U-23 AFRICA CUP 2015 - GROUP B - 3RD MATCHES - result

U-23 AFRICA CUP 2015
GROUP B


Egypt vs Mali 0:1

Goal Mali:
Ragab (18’) o.g.

 

Stade Caroline Faye, M'Bour
Referee: Hudu Munyemana (Rwanda)


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U-23 AFRICA CUP 2015
GROUP B


Algeria vs Nigeria 0:0


Stade Léopold Sédar Senghor, Dakar
Referee: Malang Diedhiou (Senegal)

 

Algeria and Nigeria drew 0:0 in their final Group B match of the Under 23 Africa Cup of Nations in Senegal to make it through to the semi-finals and keep their Olympic hopes alive.

The result in Dakar was enough for both teams to qualify with Algeria finishing top of the group and Nigeria ending as runners-up.

Egypt's faint hopes of progressing were dashed after they lost 1:0 to Mali in the other Group B match in M'Bour after Ragab Abdelnabi scored an own-goal in the 18th minute.

Saturday's results mean the semi-final line-up is complete.

Nigeria will play the Group A winners Senegal, whilst Algeria will take on the Group A runners-up South Africa.

Both semi-finals will be played on Wednesday 9 December.

The tournament also serves as a qualifying competition for next year's Olympic Games with the top three finishers booking a place in Rio.


FINAL GROUP B standings after 3 matches:

01. Algeria 5 pts Q
02. Nigeria 5 pts Q
03. Mali 3 pts
04. Egypt 2 pts

 

 

5 Dec 2015
(afrofootball_bl)

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