Stormtrooper11:


Of the players that are missing cos of the COVID-19, I do believe that Koulibaly and Mendy are the "most significant" players. Mané played this match, and from the look of things, Senegal still lacks some "spark". The midfield is too stagnant. The attack looks bright but is toothless.

Samueltemi337:
So this what Eguavoen want to play


anyway let's see how it goes

Samueltemi337:
So this what Eguavoen want to play


anyway let's see how it goes

andrewbaba44:


Apart from koulibally and mendy who no suppose start today self ?

eddie7:


Hmmm & you think Mame Thiam or pape sarr are not vital?: I'm not mentioning thiam or so

Stormtrooper11:


I'd like you said that to him man-to-man. Not behind your poor android screens with free opera data

Samueltemi337:
So this what Eguavoen want to play


anyway let's see how it goes

andrewbaba44:


So Pape sarr go play ahead of Kouyaté or gana Gueye abi

eddie7:


Hmmm & you think Mame Thiam or pape sarr are not vital?: I'm not mentioning thiam or so

eddie7:

Mame Thiam, sarr &........

eddie7:

Yes going by their last game, current form & the formation the coach intended to use ...

Odunayaw:
Too much violence comrade

Stormtrooper11:

I don't believe a player plying his trade in Turkey with no remarkables and a 19 year old will turn the fortunes of the Senegalese team in one swoop.
Senegal problem is technical.

andrewbaba44:

Na lie abeg

JohnBullMySon:
Why you dey call Musa bastard now

It's not as if there's any world class player he is blocking from the National team.

Meliforme:


This might be hard for some of you guys to digest, Sadiq Umar and Awoniyi are yet to become the player Iheanacho is.

The are yet to match up in terms of being clinical in front of goal, creativity, passing, positioning, even on the tactical side of the game.

It will be a great disservice, if Iheanacho doesn't lead the lines of attack.

do4luv14:




Are you sure you were in this thread at all. Ighalo and even some monik6here had been referred to asvbastard, so what's so special about miss own

chrisooblog:
Wonder why they didn't show the replays of the penalty call more times?

CornOak:


Chill.

It was 4 mins added time.

The penalty incident occured at around 93mins 45secs. So the ref had to wait for VAR review which took a while before Mane took the penalty.

eddie7:


Anyways, it's my personal opinion & I used the "might" .. I'm not imposing it or 100% certain but my assessing & the pedigree of this squad...the trophy isn't too far from their grip

Shukusheka:
As much as I love this formation and selection, the attack won't work. Should Iheanacho play central forward in a 4-3-3 formation, he should be partnered with pacey inside forwards like Ahmed Musa who can feed off his creativity upfront. Like how Rodgers used Lookman to feed off Iheanacho against Liverpool or how Mane/Salah play off Firminho.

Playing Iheanacho, Chukwueze and Ejuke upfront will have them dribbling, passing the ball around without any them attacking space or being aggressive in the box.

CornOak:


From my observations so far, the entire CAF VAR setup is pretty useless. Here are my reasons:

1. No replay of scenes
2. Lack of quality camera angles. They have just one angle to review a scene which is pathetic and doesn't tell the whole story
3. No clarity and lacks fairness to me
4. No reasons or illustrations shown for final decisions
5. The whole system is subjected to easy manipulation
6. They waste way too much time to review a scene which they end up not displaying for the viewers

CAF did not adequately prepare for this VAR system deployment. They only used a flying camera setup in the opening game yesterday and nothing of such here.

Anyways, there can always be improvements.

do4luv14:




Happy new year brother, thanks for last time

Same to you sir.

Sportilitica:
Seriously

CornOak:


From my observations so far, the entire CAF VAR setup is pretty useless. Here are my reasons:

1. No replay of scenes
2. Lack of quality camera angles. They have just one angle to review a scene which is pathetic and doesn't tell the whole story
3. No clarity and lacks fairness to me
4. No reasons or illustrations shown for final decisions
5. The whole system is subjected to easy manipulation
6. They waste way too much time to review a scene which they end up not displaying for the viewers

CAF did not adequately prepare for this VAR system deployment. They only used a flying camera setup in the opening game yesterday and nothing of such here.

Anyways, there can always be improvements.

Boomgist:
I hope Serezo picks the right player to lead our attack.
Umar might not be able to lead that attack; his performance during the olympics speaks volume though it's been years.

Awoniyi would be preferable though he played second fiddle to Umar during the olympics.

Stormtrooper11:


Anything is possible tho, no one is ruling Senegal out totally from the top favorites for the trophy. We're saying that Senegal should up their game cos their current style of play makes them look more of a struggling side

CornOak:


From my observations so far, the entire CAF VAR setup is pretty useless. Here are my reasons:

1. No replay of scenes
2. Lack of quality camera angles. They have just one angle to review a scene which is pathetic and doesn't tell the whole story
3. No clarity and lacks fairness to me
4. No reasons or illustrations shown for final decisions
5. The whole system is subjected to easy manipulation
6. They waste way too much time to review a scene which they end up not displaying for the viewers

CAF did not adequately prepare for this VAR system deployment. They only used a flying camera setup in the opening game yesterday and nothing of such here.

Anyways, there can always be improvements.

Stormtrooper11:


I'd like you said that to him man-to-man. Not behind your poor android screens with free opera data

TheGoodJoe:


Nacho had a brilliant game playing as a striker against Manchester City. So how can you finito with he is not a striker?

Stormtrooper11:

I don't believe a player plying his trade in Turkey with no remarkables and a 19 year old will turn the fortunes of the Senegalese team in one swoop.
Senegal problem is technical.