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Senegal negotiated its entry into CAN 2024 well with a quiet success against Gambia (3-0). The last goal, signed Lamine Camara, is splendid.
That’s what we call a successful start! For its first steps in the African Cup of Nations, Senegal calmly disposed of Gambia (3-0) on Monday, in a match mainly marked by the technical incident which stopped the broadcast of the match in the first period. .
Reigning African champions, the Lions of Téranga quickly opened the scoring through Marseillais Pape Gueye (1-0, 4th), on a good shift from Sadio Mané. And after the red card received by Ebou Adams just before the break (45th + 7), it was another Ligue 1 midfielder, Lamine Camara, who scored twice to put his team away.
Camara’s missile!
After good work from Ismaila Sarr, the FC Metz player planned well to adjust the Gambian goalkeeper (2-0, 52nd). But the best was yet to come. Author of a 58-meter goal in Ligue 1 in Monaco, Lamine Camara confirmed that he had an excellent ball strike. After a series of dribbles from the other OM winger, Iliman Ndiaye, the Metz midfielder released a splendid shot which landed in the top corner (3-0, 88th). Absolutely unstoppable!
(⚽️ GOAL VIDEO) 🏆 #beINCAN2023 #SENGAM
🤩 Oh Lamine Camara’s banger!
😱 A wonderful strike curled outside the box! pic.twitter.com/JyUi973iPn
— beIN SPORTS (@beinsports_FR) January 15, 2024
Senegal logically takes the lead in Group C while awaiting the second meeting of this group between Cameroon and Guinea, to be followed live on our site.
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