
Video: Ghana Beat Sudan To Keep CHAN Hopes Alive
Thursday, January 19*Ghana 3-1 Sudan Friday, January 20*Angola Vs Mauritania – 7pm*Congo Vs Niger – 10pm Ghana fought down down to overcome Sudan in a thrilling Group C game at
Thursday, January 19*Ghana 3-1 Sudan Friday, January 20*Angola Vs Mauritania – 7pm*Congo Vs Niger – 10pm Ghana fought down down to overcome Sudan in a thrilling Group C game at
Uganda Cranes midfielder Kenneth Ssemakula has admitted that the Cranes in the CHAN competition to compete this year following their 1-0 win over Senegal on Wednesday. The Cranes picked 1-0
Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo 0-0 Ivory Coast*Senegal 0-1 Uganda Table Uganda Cranes beat Senegal 1-0 in their second Group B game at the ongoing African Nations Championship in Algeria. Captain
Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique 3-2 Libya*Algeria 1-0 Ethiopia Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo Vs Ivory Coast – 7pm*Senegal Vs Uganda – 10pm Hosts Algeria have become the first nation to reach the
Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique 3-2 Libya*Algeria 1-0 Ethiopia Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo Vs Ivory Coast – 7pm*Senegal Vs Uganda – 10pm Uganda Cranes face Senegal in their second Group B game
Monday, January 16*Mali 3-3 Angola*Cameroon 1-0 Congo Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique Vs Libya – 7pm*Algeria Vs Ethiopia – 10pm Mali survived an opening scare with a spirited fight against Mali at
Sunday, January 15*Madagascar 2-1 Ghana Monday, January 16*Mali Vs Angola – 7pm*Cameroon Vs Congo – 10pm Madagascar beat Ghana in their opening Group C game at the ongoing African Nations
Uganda Cranes coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredejovic hailed his players after picking a point in their opening game at the ongoing African Nations Championship (CHAN). The Cranes showed steel and determination
Saturday, January 14*Ethiopia 0-0 Mozambique*DR Congo 0-0 Uganda*Ivory Coast 0-1 Senegal Sunday, January 15*Morocco Vs Sudan (Cancelled)*Madagascar Vs Ghana Uganda held two-time winners DR Congo as the opening group B
Saturday, January 14•DR Congo 0-0 Uganda Uganda Cranes got their African Nations Championship (CHAN) campaign off to a positive start with a point off DR Congo. Nothing could separate both
Thursday, January 19*Ghana 3-1 Sudan Friday, January 20*Angola Vs Mauritania – 7pm*Congo Vs Niger – 10pm Ghana fought down down to overcome Sudan in a thrilling Group C game at
Uganda Cranes midfielder Kenneth Ssemakula has admitted that the Cranes in the CHAN competition to compete this year following their 1-0 win over Senegal on Wednesday. The Cranes picked 1-0
Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo 0-0 Ivory Coast*Senegal 0-1 Uganda Table Uganda Cranes beat Senegal 1-0 in their second Group B game at the ongoing African Nations Championship in Algeria. Captain
Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique 3-2 Libya*Algeria 1-0 Ethiopia Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo Vs Ivory Coast – 7pm*Senegal Vs Uganda – 10pm Hosts Algeria have become the first nation to reach the
Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique 3-2 Libya*Algeria 1-0 Ethiopia Wednesday, January 18*DR Congo Vs Ivory Coast – 7pm*Senegal Vs Uganda – 10pm Uganda Cranes face Senegal in their second Group B game
Monday, January 16*Mali 3-3 Angola*Cameroon 1-0 Congo Tuesday, January 17*Mozambique Vs Libya – 7pm*Algeria Vs Ethiopia – 10pm Mali survived an opening scare with a spirited fight against Mali at
Sunday, January 15*Madagascar 2-1 Ghana Monday, January 16*Mali Vs Angola – 7pm*Cameroon Vs Congo – 10pm Madagascar beat Ghana in their opening Group C game at the ongoing African Nations
Uganda Cranes coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredejovic hailed his players after picking a point in their opening game at the ongoing African Nations Championship (CHAN). The Cranes showed steel and determination
Saturday, January 14*Ethiopia 0-0 Mozambique*DR Congo 0-0 Uganda*Ivory Coast 0-1 Senegal Sunday, January 15*Morocco Vs Sudan (Cancelled)*Madagascar Vs Ghana Uganda held two-time winners DR Congo as the opening group B
Saturday, January 14•DR Congo 0-0 Uganda Uganda Cranes got their African Nations Championship (CHAN) campaign off to a positive start with a point off DR Congo. Nothing could separate both