Cameroon
08/02/2008 > CAMEROON
CAN final: "It would be difficult for anyone to beat Egypt now"
Our Observer in Ghana describes the post-match atmosphere in Accra after the team's defeat, and gives his predictions for the final. Read more...
The contributors
07/02/2008 > CAMEROON
The Lions of Cameroon are simply on fire
Wow! I just finished watching the Cameroon - Tunisia match and I must say that Cameroon is a very hungry team. They took the 4-2 result from Egypt not as a defeat, but as a chance to rebuild and re-assess their team. The Lions of Cameroon are simply on fire now and are one of the favourites to reach the finals. Read more...
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05/02/2008 > EGYPT - CAMEROON
Egypt and Cameroon go through to the semi final
The posts for the semi finals are almost complete. The Black Gazelles were mowed down by the Pharaohs and the Eagles of Carthage were devoured by the untamable Lions. In both cases, it wasn’t easy. We saw two of the best matches of the competition. Read more...
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04/02/2008 > CAMEROUN
People are telling themselves that the Eagles can be overcome
In Yaounde, chatter is at full steam in taxis, offices, schools, markets,
on the TV and radio stations, in the bars. Read more...
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31/01/2008 > CAMEROON
"Whatever colour the cat, as long as it catches the mouse"
After the avalanche of Cameroon goals against Sudan - 3-0! - signifying qualification into the second round, the whole town became hysterical. Young and younger, women and men, Cameroons and ex-pats, everyone celebrated the Lions' victory; and with no moderation. Read more...
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30/01/2008 > CAMEROON
No matter what ethnicity, every Cameroon is behind the Lions
Despite a slow start from Cameroon, we're not worried. Everyone agrees in saying that the technical, tactical and administrative problems in the first match were overcome piece by piece and the Lions are ready and roaring to go now. Read more...
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