The
qualification process for the
2012 Africa Cup of Nations finals is reaching a critical stage with a number of the big names of the continent teetering on the brink of elimination.
AfricaSoccer.Weebly.com brings you all the goals as they go in on Saturday, with some massive games to be played, not least Senegal’s trip to Cameroon and the north African derby between Morocco and Algeria.
The first matches kick-off at 13h00 GMT so be sure to come back and join us then so you can follow the drama as the day unfolds!
Fixtures - Saturday, June 4
All times listed are GMT
Chelsea midfield dynamo Michael Essien returns the starting XI of Ghana for the first time since 2009 for the evening's Nations Cup qualifier with Congo.
Milan star Kevin-Prince Boateng starts on his home debut and will be joined by Udinese duo Kwadwo Asamoah and Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, while Andre Ayew, Anthony Annan and Derek Boateng all start on the bench.
STARTING LINE-UPS
GHANA (4-2-3-1)
Richard Kingson; John Paintsil, John Mensah, Isaac Vorsah, Daniel Opare; Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, Michael Essien, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Sulley Muntari, Kwadwo Asamoah; Prince Tagoe
The second
WAFU Cup tournament reaches its final day at the MKO Abiola International Stadium in Abeokuta, Nigeria.
Third place match -
Ghana v
Liberia - 14:00
Final -
Nigeria v
Togo - 16:30
Ghana - Full squad 1 Daniel Agyei, 15 Kwaku Andoh, 13 Joshua Otto, 3 Edward Kpodo, 7 Aziz Ibrahim, 6 Osei Quincy, 5 Bright Nsiah, 17 Akowuah Malik, 14 Asamoah Nathaniel, 9 Adams Sadick, 11 Awako Gladson, 4 Gyamfi Daniel, 12 Sabato Mohammed, 2 Gyimah Edwin, 10 Baffour Emmanuel, 18 Atiah Sumaila, 8 Yakubu Mohammed, 16 Addo Joseph - Coach: David Duncan
Join us today for live scoring and comments on the semi-final matches of the ongoing WAFU Cup tournament.
Togo and Liberia kick off today's matches at 14:00 (Nigerian time) in a game expected to be explosive as both teams have proven to be in great shape.
Togo edged Ghana over two games to top Group B, while Liberia gave Nigeria a worthy fight that many thought should have ended in a stalemate, before going on to beat Niger 2:1 and qualifying for the semis.
Nigeria scraped through to a 1:0 win in their opening game against Liberia's Lone Stars, but looked in better shape in their second game when they thumped Niger 4:0.