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Mali Da La Gran Sorpresa Y Derrota Al Anfitrión Túnez Mali da la gran sorpresa y INTER derrota al anfitrión Túnez HCIO1L Nigeria no defraudó en su debut en la Copa de África TÚNEZ AGENCIAS bi (Souayeh, 36), El Mahjoubi, Sellimi, Bouzaene, Rouissi y Hamrouni (Tlemzani, 46). Mali puso en liza a Farota, Sekou ah protagonizó la gran sorpresa en la jornada inua Sangare, Souleymane Sangare, Keita, Abdou Traore, Yatou gural de la Copa de África al derrotar por 0-2 a Tú ma, Touré (Habib Sangaré, 81), Diallo, Sidibe, Soumaila Trao nez, selección anfitriona, en partido del grupo A. re (N’Diaye, 81) y Coulibaly. Los 45000 espectadores que asistieron al estadio El Menzah Posteriormente Nigeria. gran favorito, no se dejó sor de la capital tunecina enmudecieron con los tantos encaja prender por el debutante Gabón y plasmó su total superiori dos por su equipo en la primera parte. Fernand Coulibaly (m. dad y gran fútbol con un claro 3-0. Rashidi Yekini, ‘pichichi’ 26) y Modibo Sidibe, de falta directa (m. 34), fueron determi de la pasada edición, marcó dos bellos goles (m. 18 y 88) y el nantes, ya que los locales se vinieron totalmente abajo y, víc jugador del Racing, Mutiu Adepoju, redeondeó la cuenta (m. timas de la presión ambiental, se mostraron muy vulnerables72) tras salir de suplente. Clemens Westerhof alineó a Rufai, hasta el punto que su portería pasó por mucho peligro. Así Egueavon, Keshi (Okafor, 75), Uche, Iroha, Sisia, Oliseh, Oh no habría resultado extraño un marcador más abultado. ha, Okocha (Mutiu, 59), Yekini y Amokachi. Gabón jugó con Túnez alineó a El Ouaer, Thabet, Hichri —expulsado por Mendome, Mombo, Dubame, Amegasse, Nyangala (Macka doble amonestación en el minuto 71—, Okbi, Mizouri, Ghar;1]ya, 70), Ndong, Kassa, Onda, Ndongnve, Nzamba y Manon. ECOS DE TUME;0] Do 27 MAR Solemne apertura del torneo 1994 El presidente de Túnez, Zine El Abidine Ben Ah, inuagu ró oficialmente la décimonovena edición de la Copa de Áf rica en el transcurso de una ceremonia de 45 mi nutos de duración. El acto se celebró en el estadio El Menzah dé la capital tunecina en presencia de unos 45000 espectadores, 400 periodistas y las personali dades del fútbol mundial invitadas por la organiza ción. Antes del solemne anuncio de apertura del tor neo se procedió al lanzamiento de balones corlos co lores del país anfitrión. Samaranch, en El presidente el palco de del país recibe autoridades a Havelange El presidente del Comité El presidente de la FIFA, Olímpico Internacional,Joao Havelange, también el español Juan Antonio estuvo presente en ha Samaranch, llegó ayer a inauguración de la Copa Túnez y horas después de África. El dirigente presenció desde la tribu brasileño, que anterior na de honor del estadio El mente había sido recibi Menzah la ceremonia de do por el presidente de apertura. Junto a él, en el Túnez én su residencia palco de autoridades se oficial, es uno de los cen encontraban el presiden. tros de átención del tor te del país, Zine El Abidi neo debido a la incerti ne Ben Ah, así como el dumbre que reina en el máximo mandatario de mundillo futbolístico la Confederación Africa acerca de su reelección. ná de Fútbol, Issa 1-haya-Los presidentes de las Si usted necesita un vehículo que le dé la • Una amplia gama de modelos: furgone tou. Esta es la primera cinco confederaciones respuesta más avanzada a todas sus necesi ta, furgón de techo sobreelevado, plata vez que la Copa de Africa continentales se reunirán dades de carga, fíjese en la Volkswagen forma, cabina doble y chasis cabina. se celebra en territorio el 5 de abril en Zurich Transporter. • Múltiples versiones de vehículos transfor tunecino. para buscar el consenso. • Una capacidad de carga de hasta 1.255 mados. kg y un volumen de carga de hasta 7,8 m3 • Unas excelentes condiciones de financia Bélgica aporta 21 jugadores • Motores Diesel de 4 y 5 cilindros. Direc ción o través de nuestros servicios Trans-. • ción asistida de serie según versiones. port Leasing yTransport Credit. Un total de 21 jugadores que están enrolados en clubs • Una seguridad que sobrepasa con creces belgas participarán en la fase final de la Copa de Afri Gama Transporter desde 1.950.000 pts. las más estrictas normativas europeas. (IVA, transporte y promoción incluidos). Oferto válido du—- ca. De ellos trece militan en Primera División, entre • Una cabina de conducción con el confort, rante este mes paro vehículos en stock en Península y Ba quienes la estrella indiscutible es el delanteré nigeria leares. no Daniel Amokachi, del Club Brujas, actual segundo los acabados y el equipamiento de un co clasificado del campeonato tras el líder Anderlecht. che. Nueve zaireños, cinco sierraleonenses, cinco nigeria • Suspensión independiente a las cuatro t7. Volkswagen nos, un guineano y un ghanés forman este contingen 5 ruedas. ¼Á/ Transporter te de futbolistas. • Un ahorro máximo gracias a los motores de bajo mantenimiento. ••, - Coche para usted,furgoneta para su carga. - -•.
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