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Niger holds Uganda Cranes; Algeria beat Tanzania in AFCON qualifiers

byMOSES KASSAGA | theKR Staff Writer
June 8, 2022
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Cranes players before kick off against Niger on June 8 at St Mary's stadium, Kitende

Cranes players before kick off against Niger on June 8 at St Mary's stadium, Kitende

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Uganda Cranes 1 Niger 1

Tanzania 0 Algeria 2

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Uganda Cranes wasted a golden chance to get their first victory in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying campaign after drawing with Niger in a match played Wednesday, June 8 at the St Mary’s stadium in Kitende.

Milton Karisa gave Uganda Cranes a dream start in the match they were expected to win by scoring after 43 minutes but Niger struck back through Amadou Sabo for a 1-1 draw.

The result condemns Uganda Cranes to the bottom of Group F, with just one point from two games. The Cranes lost 0-2 to Algeria in the opening game of the qualifiers last weekend.

In his post-match comments, Uganda Cranes’ coach Milutin Micho Sredjovic insisted his team will bounce back when they play Tanzania, the other opponents in Group F, in the double-header fixtures set for September.

“It’s unfortunate we have not won today against Niger but we still have a good chance to make amends against Tanzania in our next two games. The contest now for the second slot in the group is open for the three of us; Tanzania, Niger and Uganda, because Algeria is certainly taking the top slot,” Micho stated.

In the other Group F match played on the same evening, Algeria beat Tanzania 2-0 to affirm their lead with six points from two games. Ramy Bensebaini and Mohamed El Amine Amoura scored the goals for the Algerians in a game played at the Benjamin Mkapa stadium in Dar es Salaam.

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