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Algeria and South Africa left for a draw this Friday, August 8 (1-1) in Kampala City in a match counting for the 2nd day of group C of the African football premises.
After a victory without burrs against Uganda (3-0), co-organizing country with Tanzania and Kenya, the men of Madjid Bouguerra were held in check by South Africa at the Nelson-Mandela stadium. A success against Bafana-Bafana was synonymous with qualification in the second round of the competition.
As of the 14th minute, the Fennecs were already dangerous with a first shot on creeped by Abderrahmane Meziane captured by the South African goalkeeper, after a center at the second post in Aymen Mahious. With a superb resumption of the law, the Constantine player Abdennour Belhocini opens the scoring in the 29th minute.
Back in the Chan after 11 years of absence, South Africa had the heavy task of entering the competition against an Algeria in full confidence. The Bafana Bafana has had trouble existing. But in the last minute of the first period, Thabiso Kutumela, with a cross shot from the left, allows South Africans to equalize for their only real opportunity (45th +1).
In the second period, a parade of the South African porter prevents Abderrahmane Meziane from scoring the second goal of the Fennecs (50th). After an interesting construction, a head by Aymen Mahious was going right next to the South African cages of Samukelo Xulu (67th). Algeria may push and create other occasions, the score will remain there in front of a compact and united block.
Group C is made up of Algeria, South Africa, Uganda, Guinea and Niger. Algeria, which will be exempt during the 3rd day which will take place on August 11, will play its next match on Friday August 15 against Guinea. She will play her last game from the group against Niger on August 18.
The first two of the group qualify for the quarter -finals, scheduled for August 22 and 23.
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