mardi, août 15, 2006

GHANA - TOGO : 2 - 0

Football Match amical 15/08/06
Le Ghana a battu le Togo 2 à 0 (mi-temps: 0-0) en match amical, à Londres.
GHANA DOMINE LE TOGO 2 À 0
Buts: Pimpong (75e), Mensah (85e) pour Ghana.

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Ghana beat Togo 2-0 on Tuesday in a friendly international played at London's Griffin Park.
Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah inspired his side to victory as he created both goals.

On the hourmark, he skipped past one defender before teeing up forward Razak Pimpong to drive home from 12 yards.

In the dying minutes, substitute Alex Tachie-Mensah converted Appiah's pinpoint cross from the left to give the scoreline a more credible look.

Ghana fielded a strong line-up, including several players who performed at the recent World Cup finals in Germany.

The most surprising inclusion was midfielder Michael Essien who played despite breaking a bone in his wrist in Sunday's Community Shield between Chelsea and Liverpool.

The battling 23-year-old even struck the stanchion after 77 minutes in a match where Ghana missed a number of chances.

Laryea Kingston returned for the first time since earning a four-match ban for his Nations Cup dismissal against Senegal, making a considerable impact before his second-half substitution.

Togo, meanwhile, fielded an experimental side and Arsenal forward Emmanuel Adebayor was a notable absentee from Otto Pfister's team as he watched from the sidelines.

The Hawks, who created few chances, only sprang to life in the last five minutes of the match as they forced a succession of corners which ultimately came to nothing.

Earlier in the day, Gabon beat Algeria 2-0 in

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Match amical : Ghana 2-Togo 0
Le Ghana a battu le Togo ce mardi soir en match amical disputé à Londres, 2 - 0. Les buts ghanéens ont été inscrits à la 60e minute par les virevoltant attaquants, Razak Pimpong et Alex Tachie-Mensah.

Le Togo prépare la première journée des éliminatoires de la CAN 2008 contre le Bénin voisin le 3 septembre à Lomé.

Il s’agit de la deuxième défaite du Togo face au Ghana depuis plus d’une décennie. Le dernier succès du Black Star remonte à la CAN 2002 au Ghana. Le Togo ayant souvent disposé de son adversaire.

Les cadres des Eperviers ont boycotté le match pour réclamer plus de professionnalisme de la part de la FTF. Ils réclament en outre la démission du président de la FTF, Rock Gnasssingbé.

Cette défaite devrait avoir des incidences négatives sur le Togo dans le classement FIFA du mois d’août attendu ce Mercredi. Le Ghana, lui, devra faire un bond en avant.