Yeah right, the African cup that Morocco could’ve qualified if he got 1st, 2nd or 3rd in the previous group qualifications…but they chose to be last :no:
I made a huge mistake, that was the SEEDING not the draw, here’s are the groups (i corrected the 1st post)
But still, what i said according to the tournament system does not change…
see…in such tournament, before they make the draw to set th eteams into groups, there’s sth callled the seeding.
Counting on many things, such as FIFA ranking & performance in the few previous tournaments, the teams are seeded into pots, the firts pot always contains the highest ranked which are usually called group heads…
this seeding make the draw result in groups with different level teams (that’s why u don’t find for example France & Brazil in same group in WC, or Italy & Argentina…etc)
The seeding i potsed firts had the most powerful teams in same pot, but i mistakenly wrote groups, that why Mad was shocked…
its not me that says, thats’ the system things works by
briefly & without complications: if Algeria & Egypt continue winning matches, they’ll meet each other in the final <— as simple as possible
at that case, it doesn’t matter if Algeria loses to Egypt, cuz they would have reached the final & that’s sth they didn’t achieve since a long age, right ?
i just dont want anymore matches against them again! lol and to go through that headache lol are there good teams in the ACN like who r the biggies here? coz to me this doesnt seem that hard compared to the wc or ec :unsure:
Abu Trika (incompététif), Mohamed Barakat et Amr Zaki (blessés) ne participeront pas à la CAN du côté égyptien.
Du côté Tunisien, les aigles de Carthage s’envoleront demain mercredi 30 décembre 2009 à 14h, pour un stage à Abu Dhabi du 30 décembre au 7 janvier 2010 dans le cadre de la préparation pour la CAN ANGOLA 2010.
A noter que la Tunisie a limogé l’ex-entraineur Coelho pour le remplacer par Faouzi Benzarti (entraineur de l’E.S.T aussi) dés la disqualification du Mondial, en Novembre dernier.
En Algérie, le coach national Rebah Sâadane demande aux supporters de ne pas mettre trop la pression aux joueurs et de se mettre comme objectif “juste le passage au deuxième tour”.
Donc pour la Finale, ça attendra…
Sinon, nchalla la Tunisie se chargera de ne pas laisser passer les égyptiens à un tour avancé.