At the end of a disputed meeting, where they will have suffered between the first and the start of the second period, the Lions beat Tahiti (6-3) on the second day of group phase of the World Cup this Sunday. Senegal goes to the quarterfinals before its lastr hen match against Chile on Tuesday.
The National Team of Senegal is holding its new shock and, above all, its ticket for the quarter -finals of the Beach Football World Cup. With their second victory in as many matches for their tenth participation in the competition, the Lions will continue their adventure in SeychelTHE. The Oumar Ngalla Sylla team this time imposed itself against Tahiti (6-3), double champion in title of Oceania, after a very poorly embedded meeting. They will play their latest game phase game against Chile, this Tuesday, May 6 (12:30 p.m. GMT).
Because yes, the first period was mixed enough, not to say very slow for Senegal. If Mamadou Sylla, found on the Senegalese left side by Seydina Gadiaga, opened the scoring on a beautiful cross strike (0-1, 1st/9’11 ”), the lions were quite permeable in defense. Tahiti, who had no occasion yet, equalized on a sublime stolen from Heimanu Taiartui (1-1, 1st/5’36 ”). Above all, the Tahitians abused distant shots to try to further surprise Senegal. This is how Gervais Chan-Kat gave them the advantage (2-1, 1st/00’10 ”).
The good entry of Ousseynou Faye
For the start of the second third, the lions fell back into their faults and conceded from the start of a goal from Matatia Taama (3-1, 2nd/10’15 ”). Seydina Gadiaga and Amar Samba could have allowed theirs to reduce the gap. If Gadiaga saw his penalty finish on the transverse tAhitienne (2nd/9’48 ”), Samb, he missed his face-to-face with Jonathan Torohia (2nd/8’55 ”). Fortunately, the Tahitian porter was not completely quick on all situations in front of him. Because on a dumpling on his part, he allowed Mamour Diagne to relaunch Senegal (2-3, 2nd/05’47 ”).
This reduction in the score had the gift of completely awakening the players of Oumar Ngalla Sylla. Behind, Senegal made the difference by showing better intentions and relying on a good entrance to Ousseynou Faye as a goalkeeper. Gadiaga, on a free kick, a remIs the lions equal (3-3, 2nd/01’13 ”). Excellent in its surface in terms of stops, Faye had the benefit of putting before her team on a nice strike deflected by the head of Patrick TEPA (3-4, 3rd/05’35 ”). There will be dubbed of Sylla (3-5, 3rd/03’13 “) and Mamour Diagne (3-6, 3rd/01’33”) to seal the victory.
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