Senegal to world cup at egypt's expense
Senegal qualified for the FIFA World Cup finals for the third time in their history after beating Egypt 3-1 on penalties in tuesday night's match at Diaminiadio Stadium in the second leg of the African qualifiers.
- Senegal won in the original and extra time 1-0 with a goal scored by Bolai Dia in the 4th minute to draw the two teams after Egypt's won back with the same result and the penalty shootout resolved the situation.
- He scored for Egypt in the penalty shootouts amr saw off Mohamed Salah, Ahmed Sayed Zizo and Mustafa Mohamed.
- Senegal's Ismaila Saar, Bamba Diang, Sadio Mane, Kalidou Coulibaly and Saliou Sésés scored
- The whole game came full of clubs and struggle between the players before the penalty shootout was decided.
- The match began with a tense atmosphere and constant provocations from the Senegalese fans and the Senegalese team on the pitch played in a high-pressure manner from the first minute with the confusion of the Egyptian players.
- Senegal scored the goal early on after just four minutes of an error on the edge of the penalty area against Omar Jaber sent by Idrissa Jayi and sent off by Fattouh in the wrong way but Bolai Dia scored in the goal of The Shanawi taking advantage of a clear defensive lapse.
The atmosphere of the match was strained with strong contacts from Senegal players started against Amr Solia and then a mistake against Marmouche and the referee Mustapha Gharbal refused to declare the yellow card.
Omar Jaber received an ultimatum with a full acquisition of the Senegalese national team while Trezeguet tried individually and egypt received a new blow with the injury of Omar Jaber and solved at his expense Imam Ashour in the 36th minute.
Imam Ashour removed a dangerous Senegalese chance from Mane's cross, which was distracted by Ashour over the crossbar, and Egypt defender Ayman Ashraf received an ultimatum at the end of the first half as the Pharaohs were late.
The second half began with an Egypt's offensive activity and a dangerous opportunity from Trezeguet, who passed an occasional ball that Salah did not take advantage of and demanded the egyptian players to be expelled, but the referee confirmed that there was no mistake as a result of a docking against The Susiya.
- Imam Ashour and Al-Shanawi removed a Senegalese counter-attempt while Ismaila Saar went left without danger and was accepted by a dangerous shot from Mane, which was removed by Yasser Ibrahim and then a shot from Jayi over the crossbar.
- Yasser Ibrahim removed a dangerous cross from Bona Sar and pushed Senegal's Bamba Diang at the expense of Bona Sar in the 68th minute.
- Egypt's national team included three changes with the descent of Mustafa Mohamed, Nabil Imad Dunga and Ahmed Sayed Zizo at the expense of Marouche, El Nini and Terzegier.
- Egypt missed a dangerous opportunity from Salah's cross, which Zizou turned with his head next to al-Qaim. Zizou missed a shot next to the post after a superb individual effort.
- Zizo sent another cross that was not exploited by the Egyptian attack and then a start from Fattouh. The Senegalese national team involved Cheikho Quyati instead of Nambalis Mendy in the 81st minute and pushed Papi Jayi at the expense of Bolai Dia.
- Ismaila Saar missed a single after a dangerous cross and shot next to al-Qaim. The performance of the two teams clearly declined and Ismaila Sar sent an untapped cross by Babi Jay. The match came out in the original time with the loss of Egypt and the use of extra time to draw in the total of the two meetings.
- The extra time began with Senegalese pressure and a dangerous header that Wasnawi pushed away, who countered with a chance from a dangerous cross from Mane around which Ismaila Sarr converted in goal but was miraculously saved by Shinawi.
- Imam Ashour sent a dangerous cross that Mustafa Mohamed did not take advantage of;
- The Senegalese team started the second extra half with a powerful shot from Babi Jaye next to al-Qaim. Bamba Diang shot next to the goal and Senegal pushed Baba Sar at the expense of Idrissa Jay.
- Egypt's national team pushed Mahmoud Alaa in the line of defense instead of Hamdi Fathi, who left injured.