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• Note: 12 group winners qualify automatically. The best three teams shall be determined according to: • 1- Higher number of points • 2- Better goal difference • 3- Higher no. of goals scored • 4- Play off game
CAF reserves the right to amend the kick-off times and dates of any group matches to have them played at the same time in order to guarantee the sporting equity if necessary.
GHANA 2008: HOW CRANES CAN QUALIFY
Cranes will go through on September 8th if Uganda beats Niger’s Mena and..
Zambia is beaten or held by S. Africa
And Algeria’s Desert Warriors fail to win or win by not more than two goals. Uganda could eventually qualify with Benin if the latter wins in Sierra Leone. Algeria +1 goal difference makes Uganda’s position healthy
Benin draws or loses in Sierra Leone
And a winner emerges from the Togo-Mali game, Uganda could qualify on goal difference. The determining games will be Gambia v Algeria and South Africa v Zambia. Goals are therefore paramount.
Algeia draws/loses/gets small win
And either Zambia or Benin fails to win, Cranes will definitely be one of the three best losers thus reaching Ghana 2008. The likelihood of Algeria qualifying is certainly not as bright as Uganda’s anyway.
Tanzania fails to maul Mozambique
In all fairness, Tanzania is virtually out of the picture. They need to score eight, nine or ten hoping that the scores of Uganda, Benin, Algeria and Zambia go their way. There is just a 0.01% possibility of this happenining.
Eritrea demolishes Swaziland away
That Tanzania at 0.01% stand a better chance than Eritrea speaks volumes on the improbable hurdle facing the North East Africans. Mathematically, Eritrea is in the picture. Realistically, they have no chance.
• Note that Sudan or Tunisia will qualify as best runner up so there are only two slots up for grabs
Hii ni Blog ya Watanzania popote walipo duniani kwa ajili ya kuhabarisha, kutoa/kupokea taarifa na kuelimisha mambo yote yaliyo chanya kwa Taifa letu. Tafadhali sana unapotoa maoni usichafue hali ya hewa wala usijeruhi hisia za mtu/watu. Kuwa mstaarabu...
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Nakuona Amir Maftaha unazidi kung'ara tu ndugu!!unaikumbuka hii naomba tufunguliwe hahaha.
ReplyDeleteHAVE WE QUALIFIED YET?? lets be realistic for a change!!Wamakonde wameharibu big tym, so what are our chances, tafadhali mwelewa anielemishe!!
ReplyDeleteNdugu zangu mnaofikiria kuwa tutaenda Ghana naomba muache ndoto hizo..... Angalia mahesabu hapa:
ReplyDeleteRunners-up table
P W D L F A Pts
* Sudan 5 4 0 1 10 2 12
Togo 5 3 0 2 7 7 9
Zambia 5 2 2 1 6 2 8
Uganda 5 2 2 1 5 2 8
Algeria 5 2 2 1 5 4 8
Tanzania 5 2 2 1 4 6 8
Eritrea 5 2 2 1 5 8 8
Namibia 5 2 1 2 6 6 7
Eq. Guinea 5 2 1 2 5 7 7
Botswana 5 2 1 2 3 6 7
Burundi 4 2 0 2 5 6 6
* Already qualified
• Note: 12 group winners qualify automatically. The best three teams shall be determined according to:
• 1- Higher number of points
• 2- Better goal difference
• 3- Higher no. of goals scored
• 4- Play off game
CAF reserves the right to amend the kick-off times and dates of any group matches to have them played at the same time in order to guarantee the sporting equity if necessary.
GHANA 2008: HOW CRANES CAN QUALIFY
Cranes will go through on September 8th if Uganda beats Niger’s Mena and..
Zambia is beaten or held by S. Africa
And Algeria’s Desert Warriors fail to win or win by not more than two goals. Uganda could eventually qualify with Benin if the latter wins in Sierra Leone. Algeria +1 goal difference makes Uganda’s position healthy
Benin draws or loses in Sierra Leone
And a winner emerges from the Togo-Mali game, Uganda could qualify on goal difference. The determining games will be Gambia v Algeria and South Africa v Zambia. Goals are therefore paramount.
Algeia draws/loses/gets small win
And either Zambia or Benin fails to win, Cranes will definitely be one of the three best losers thus reaching Ghana 2008. The likelihood of Algeria qualifying is certainly not as bright as Uganda’s anyway.
Tanzania fails to maul Mozambique
In all fairness, Tanzania is virtually out of the picture. They need to score eight, nine or ten hoping that the scores of Uganda, Benin, Algeria and Zambia go their way. There is just a 0.01% possibility of this happenining.
Eritrea demolishes Swaziland away
That Tanzania at 0.01% stand a better chance than Eritrea speaks volumes on the improbable hurdle facing the North East Africans. Mathematically, Eritrea is in the picture. Realistically, they have no chance.
• Note that Sudan or Tunisia will qualify as best runner up so there are only two slots up for grabs