Africa-Press – Angola. The national junior women’s teams of Angola and Tunisia will face off today, at 17:00, at the 28th of September Pavilion in Conakry, Republic of Guinea, not yet to decide the title of the African Cup of Nations (CAN), as it had been in the 2019 edition. , but to find one of the finalists.
In 2019, both teams competed in the final of the competition and those from Tunis were happier, winning, by 26-25, with the support of their audience, I support that was decisive for the conquest of the title in possession of the Tunisians.
Today, the teams of José Terça Chuma, national coach, play for the objective: the improvement or maintenance of the silver medal. Only a victory over rivals can ensure the dream of rescuing the lost title.
The team had a preparation in the country that allows you to dream, according to the helmsman. Chuma’s team arrive motivated by being undefeated, the result of two victories and a draw, a performance that earned them the leadership of the group in the previous phase.
Madalena Vunge, who plays for Petro de Luanda, did all the preparation integrated in the selection, but it was not the coach’s option. The player is confident.
“We are going to win. We have great chances to win, they are playing well. It will not be an easy game, but we are confident in the work they are doing. We are going to play the final” he told our reporter
. is confident in the face of the performance so far patented and believes in the passage to the final. “Our performance in the group stage was worth the first place, which allowed us to cross with the runner-up of the other series, one of our objectives in the first phase of the CAN,” he said.
The group took advantage of the second break of the championship to observe the tactical movement of the warnings.
sary, according to the selector, as the objective is to make a more convincing performance towards the final where he will seek to redeem the title.
In the dispute of the other semi-final, Egypt and Guinea play. Despite playing at home and aiming for another step on the podium, which would be an improvement from the third place in 2019, the Guineans have a tough nut to crack. Egypt probably has the most experienced team in the competition, embodied by the champions of cadets in 2019. In fact, the draw against Angola speaks of the readiness of the “girls of the Nile”
. In the first game, Burkina Faso and Algeria will face each other, while in the second, Nigeria will face Zambia.
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