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Guinea finish top in CHAN Group D after Tanzania draw, Taifa Stars out Guinea finished top of Group D of the TOTAL African Nations Championship (CHAN) after playing out to a 2-2 draw against Tanzania in Douala on Wednesday night. The Syli National rallied from 2-1 down at the Reunification Stadium to draw the game and cement top spot in the group with five points as they edge Zambia on goal difference. The Taifa Stars crash out despite their heroics of having four points and playing attractive football during the tournament designed exclusively for home-based players. 🚨 FU...

“No, I never felt like we would lose that game because football is played until the last whistle,” Sautu said as quoted by Zambia FA social media pages. “So, for me, I kept on believing, no wonder when I came from the bench, I believed in myself until the last minute, and thank God the goal came.” Sautu, who turns out for Zambian giants Power Dynamos, also said they have already shifted their focus to the clash against Namibia which will be staged on Wednesday. “That game is not going to be easy because we know how Namibia plays,” Sautu continued. “They try to build on a quick ...

Saturday, 23 January 2021 Spencer Sautu's late goal ensured the spoils were shared in Zambia and Guinea's top-of-the-table Group D clash at the African Nations Championship, while Tanzania recorded a vital win. Guinea led at Limbe Stadium on the Cameroonian coast through 21-year-old Victor Kantabadouna's deft touch, but could not hold on. Sautu equalised for Zambia in the 87th minute, heading home a deep cross. The result leaves both teams on four points with a game to play, although Guinea top the group thanks to their superior goal difference. Tanzania are now just a point behind thanks to...

Chipolopolo's Spencer Sautu headed in an equalizer in the 87th minute to deny the west Africans victory

Namibia’s CHAN dreams dashed   NAMIBIA’S Brave Warriors had a sad ending to their match against Tanzania, walking away with a 0-1 loss during a historic game at the Limbe Stadium in Cameroon yesterday.   The final nail in the coffin came during a second-half strike by Taifa Stars’ Farid Mussa, with the Brave Warriors struggling to make headway for an equalizer or a win for the rest of the game.   The result means that both Zambia and Guinea will maintain their places at the top of the group, with four points apiece, while Tanzania keeps alive their hopes of advancing with three point...