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AFRICA CUP 2019 QUALIFIERS
Group Stage
6th matches

 

Facts:

Tanzania's Mbwana Samatta was part of the side that sealed qualification for Egypt 2019 with victory over Uganda

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Tanzania beat rivals Uganda 3:0 in Dar es Salaam on Sunday to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations finals for the first time since 1980.
The Taifa Stars secured the victory they needed to join already-qualified Uganda at Egypt 2019 from Group L.

Lesotho drew 0:0 in Cape Verde which confirmed Tanzania's qualification as runners-up to Uganda in the group.

It means four East African teams - Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and Kenya - will play at the finals in Egypt.

Uganda went into the derby in Tanzania having not conceded a single goal during their entire 2019 Nations Cup qualifying campaign.

The record ended emphatically in Dar es Salaam in their sixth and final group fixture with Simon Msuva beating Denis Onyango in Uganda's goal in the 21st minute.

Experienced Erasto Nyoni added a second after the break with Aggrey Morris making it 3:0 to Tanzania on a memorable day for the hosts.

Despite the comfortable scoreline, it was still a nervous end to to the match as Tanzania's fans and players anxiously monitored news from Praia where - if Lesotho had won - their dream of qualifying would have ended.

The Taifa Stars, coached by former Nigeria winger Emmanuel Amunike, will now prepare for the Nations Cup finals where they will play after a 39 year absence.

Both Lesotho and Cape Verde have been eliminated.

 

Fixtures & Results

GROUP A
Sudan vs Equatorial Guinea 1:4
Senegal vs Madagascar 2:0

GROUP B
Malawi vs Morocco 0:0
Cameron vs Comoros 3:0

GROUP  C
Burundi vs Gabon 1:1
Mali vs South Sudan 3:0

GROUP D
Benin vs Togo 2:1
Algeria vs Gambia 1:1

GROUP E
Libya vs South Africa 1:2
Nigeria vs Seychelles 3:1

GROUP F
Sierra Leone vs Ethiopia cancelled
Ghana vs Kenya 1:0

GROUP G
Zimbabwe vs Congo 2:0
Congo DR vs Liberia 1:0

GROUP H
Central Africa vs Guinea 0:0
Cote D’Ivoire vs Rwanda 3:0

GROUP I
Botswana vs Angola 0:1
Burkina Faso vs Mauritania 1:0

GROUP J
Niger vs Egypt 1:1
Tunisia vs Swaziland 4:0

GROUP K
Guinea-Bissau vs Mozambique 2:0
Zambia vs Namibia 4:1

GROUP L
Tanzania vs Uganda 3:0
Cape Verde vs Lesotho 0:0

 

25 Mar 2019
(afrofootball.com + wikipedia)

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