Who can make the semis?African Nations Cup by Alistair M - BBC Sport (U5610751) 31 January 2008 ![]() Right, so we now know who will contest the quarter-finals of the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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NhialJop (U10962609) posted Feb 1, 2008
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donne4real (U3630801) posted Feb 1, 2008 If you look at the history of the past competitions, Nigeria has always beaten that eliminated them in the preceding competition on the way to the semi-finals. So I see a Nigeria - Ivory Coast final. And Nigeria beats Ivory Coast.
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GunnerZulu (U6588601) posted Feb 1, 2008 Ghana - Nigeria has always been a cagey, competitive and many times, nick on the line. Nigeria has taken a lot of whipping from their eternal enemy, Ghana. I remember, back in those days in the 70's Ghana used to trash the Eagles. One results stands out, 7 - 0 in Accra.
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oswardouch (U10941273) posted Feb 1, 2008 The great BBC, I commend your good work. Indeed you have shown that you are excellently worldwide. May the good Lord give you strength and favour in performance of your duty. Keep it up.
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darkanddom (U6552781) posted Feb 1, 2008 I think Tunisia is a great team, but I am not so sure they will beat Cameroon. Let's look at the records:
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emmanuelasare (U10962687) posted Feb 1, 2008 thanks for this opportunity.i must say that the match on Sunday will be a difficult one for the black stars but i am convinced that at the end of the day, the black stars will do what matters most and that is to win against Nigeria.they can go back to their country as they did in 1992 but it will not work.
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Innocentagbodike (U10940577) posted Feb 1, 2008 I don't know if any other team are intrested in qualifying for the Semi fanaly.
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hyper_man_utd_4ever (U8418029) posted Feb 1, 2008 think ghana are looking a bit stronger than Nigeria, and i anticipate an edgy game with ghana scraping it 1-0.
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rayatheg (U4314980) posted Feb 1, 2008 history should really not serve as a precedent in considering which teams are going forward in this nations cup. egypt, IC and cameroon all seem like they're on fire. between nigeria and ghana though .... it really is a toss and it could go either way.
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formiden (U10952494) posted Feb 1, 2008 It is obvious that Nigeria and Cameroon are not in the best of their forms at the moment. However, I believe in these teams as they will be fighting with their backs on the wall. Ivory Coast, Egypt and Cameroon will beat their oponents Guinea, Angola and Tunisia with ease to qualify for the semifinals. In so far as I respect Angola, Tunisia and Guinea, I doubt their abilities to resist their oponents. Comment on this article |