Tanzania vs Ivory Coast, 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, Group Stage

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Tanzania

90'+9': Diana Lucas Msewa (P)

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1 - 2

Ivory Coast

44': N’Sira Ouedraogo
68': Inès Konan (P)

About

Tanzania are hosting Ivory Coast at Stade Larbi Zaouli, Casablanca, Morocco, starting on . The match is a part of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Match Commentary

4': Aisha Mnunka (Tanzania) Yellow Card at 4'
13': Ester Mabanza Gindulya (Tanzania) Substitution at 13'
44': N’Sira Ouedraogo (Ivory Coast) Goal at 44'
56': Diana Mnaly (Tanzania) Substitution at 56'
66': Essi Mathilde Dagba (Ivory Coast) Substitution at 66'
66': Abrogoua Akébié (Ivory Coast) Substitution at 66'
68': Inès Konan (Ivory Coast) Penalty - Scored at 68'
70': Najiat Idrisa (Tanzania) Yellow Card at 70'
80': Sylviane Kokora Adjoua (Ivory Coast) Substitution at 80'
80': Lagoali Kreto (Ivory Coast) Substitution at 80'
84': Rosemonde Kouassi (Ivory Coast) Yellow Card at 84'
85': Alia Salum (Tanzania) Substitution at 85'
85': Bahati Steven Kizanguzi (Tanzania) Substitution at 85'
90'+9': Diana Lucas Msewa (Tanzania) Penalty - Scored at 90'+9'

Statistics

CIV		TAN
15	Fouls	13
1	Yellow Cards	2
0	Red Cards	0
1	Offsides	2
6	Corner Kicks	1
0	Saves	6
53.7	Possession	46.3
15	SHOTS	5
7	ON GOAL	1
0.5	On Target %	0.2
0	Penalty Goals	0
0	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
277	Accurate Passes	223
345	Passes	308
0.8	Pass Completion %	0.7
0	Accurate Crosses	0
0	Crosses	0
0.0	Cross %	0.0
0	Long Balls	0
0	Accurate Long Balls	0
0.0	Long Balls %	0.0
1	Blocked Shots	1
7	Effective Tackles	16
14	Tackles	40
0.5	Tackle %	0.4
0	Interceptions	0
0	Effective Clearances	0
11	Clearances	38

Game Information

Competition: Women's Africa Cup of Nations

Venue: Stade Larbi Zaouli
Location: Casablanca, Morocco

Women's Africa Cup of Nations Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Ivory Coast	3	+4	7
2	South Africa	3	0	4
3	Burkina Faso	3	-3	3
4	Tanzania	3	-1	3

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Tanzania (3-4-1-2)

No.	Name
18	Najiat Idrisa (GK)
21	Violeth Mwamakamba
15	Julitha Singano
16	Ester Maseke
2	Anastazia Katunzi
19	Elizabeth Chenge
11	Diana Lucas Msewa
6	Donisia Minja
17	Enekia Lunyamila
9	Aisha Mnunka
7	Opah Clement

Tanzania Substitutes:

Fatuma Issa, Ester Mabanza Gindulya, Edina Edson Makamba, Janeth Shija, Alia Salum, Winfrida Charles Mathias, Asha Rashid Mlangwa, Mary Arone Siyame, Nusra Jafari, Noela Luhala, Bahati Steven Kizanguzi, Asha Omary, Stumai Athumani, Diana Mnaly.

Ivory Coast (4-4-2)

No.	Name
1	Aramatou Diakité (GK)
5	Miriam Diakite
15	Anastasie Aimée Gbéhi
3	Aboa Kachi Nogossiami Marie Denise Yapo
25	Aïcha Fofana
6	Bernadette Amani
26	Grace Sery
10	Rebecca Elloh
12	Rosemonde Kouassi
11	N’Sira Ouedraogo
19	Inès Konan

Ivory Coast Substitutes:

Océane Lamfir, Sylviane Kokora Adjoua, Ada Esther Pindo Daple, Essi Mathilde Dagba, Yeti Doudou Herault Touré, Mariam Diawara, Melissa Sandrine Behinan, Amavi Anne Huviezo, Lagoali Kreto, Sossiet Erika Rosalie Gnounouè, Ami Prisca Diallo, Ange Nguessan, Leslie Amani, Matoba Cissé, Abrogoua Akébié.

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