Aboubakar became the first player to hit six goals in an African Cup of Nations since 2000.
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CHAKER ALHADUR SURPRISE
Events never end at the African Cup of Nations. Faced with Cameroon in the Round of 16, Comoros could not find a goalkeeper to play in the match due to Pandemic cases and injuries in the team. Chaker Alhadur, the left-back of the team, went to the goal against Cameroon.
WHEN THE GOALTENDER'S TEST IS POSITIVE.
While the first goalkeeper of the team, Salim Ben Boina, was injured in the Ghana match, he could not take part in the match, while the other net keepers of the team, Moyadh Ousseini and Ali Ahamada, could not play in the match due to the Pandemic tests. After these developments, Chaker Alhadhur, who played at the left-back position in the Comoros, which did not have a goalkeeper to serve in the match, became the name of the goalkeeper.
EARLIEST RED CARD IN AFRICA CUP SINCE 2010
According to Opta's data, Nadjim Abdou, who was ejected in the 7th minute, became the fastest red carded player in the tournament since 2010. 10 people competed on the field for 90 minutes, including the extra time of the Comoros National Team.
CAMEROON MATCHED WITH GAMBIE
Cameroon advanced to the quarter-finals by beating Comoros 2-1 in the match where Aboubakar scored 1 goal and made 1 assist. Cameroon's opponent in the quarter-finals was Gambia. Cameroon National Team is among the favorites of the tournament along with Egypt.
EMOTIONAL MOMENTS AT THE END OF THE MATCH
In the Comoros National Team, there was a bittersweet joy after the Cameroon match. Despite the fact that half of the team could not play in the Cameroon match due to Kovid cases, the performance was applauded. Kmoros National Team players had emotional moments after the match in the section with their fans.
COMOROS IS ON THE AGENDA OF THE WORLD PRESS
The Comoros National Team's playing a left-back player in the goal and the struggle he gave attracted the attention of the world press. England's Daily Mail, after the Cameroon-Comoros game, "played bravely against Cameroon despite the early dismissal of the Comoros captains, who was a left-back in the goal." used the phrases.
The BBC also made headlines
The world-renowned BBC also made the headlines of the Cameroon-Comoros match. In the news, "Cameroon defeated Comoros 2-1 without a goalkeeper. Comoros scared the hosts of the tournament Cameroon with a goal. Normally left-back Chaker Alhadhur gave an excellent performance as a reserve goalkeeper." expressions were used.
KICKER: 'COMORS MISSED CAMEROON'
Kicker magazine, published in Germany, conveyed to its readers that Cameroon is having a hard time against the Comoros. In the news of the match, "Despite playing a left-back in the goal, Comoros narrowly missed Cameroon." it was said.
AS: 'COMORS GOALTENDER PLAYED BUT HISTORY WRITTEN'
AS Newspaper, which is broadcasting in Spain, also gave a wide coverage to the Cameroon-Comoros match. In the news of the match in AS, "The Comoros made history in the Cameroon match where they fought without a goalkeeper. Normally a left-back player, Alhadur made a few important saves against Cameroon and gave Cameroon a hard time." used the phrases. nonstop news
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