Posts by archivist

  • Indian League Section

    The Indian second level now appears with a "calendar" season rhythm. That's not a good idea.

    It's true that the league is played each year's spring, but a season does not only consist of national league games !
    There are also cup games and regional league games.

    As these I-League 2nd Division games are played in spring and not in autumn, it means that the shedule is well synchronized with the first division. So the season rhythm of both two levels is to be the same.

    I may correct it back later (anyway, it's in my plans to carry on the work on the Indian clubs section that I started few months ago).

  • Andorrà

    I think it's necessary to revive this topic, given the highly criticizable decision to dissociate the flags from the league system.

    It's worthless to see in the same page two teams with different flags while they represent the same league.

    It's true that - for example - many Canadian teams are associated with the US league system, but I think their flag should be different from the time Canada had its own independant league.

    SAME LEAGUE = SAME FLAG !

  • If you find mistakes (of which there must be a lot)

    Quote from s2pid

    Stats for the following should be moved to Non-FIFA:

    4.1.2015, South Korea-Saudi Arabia
    10.1.2015, Cape Verde-Congo

    So it means that FIFA won't count as full internationals 2 games involving full-strength squads without a too high number of substitutions ?
    While at the same time FIFA stats include CHAN games (including qualifyers), a competition which forbids full-strength squads...

    Deplorable...

  • Mauritania missing match data

    One more, thanks to the same site

    2013-02-27 Gambia Gambia Mauritania Mauritania 0:2 p Friendly

    http://maurifoot.net/articles/match…ml#.VHsyl8lARco

    Gambie – Mauritanie : 0-2 (0-1)
    Independence Stadium (Bakau)
    Buts : Gaye (27e), Diakité (48e)
    Avertissements : Baghayogho (10e), Varajou (63e) pour la Mauritanie

    Mauritanie : 24. Souleymane DIALLO - 4. Ibrahima Mamadou SY (6. Yacoub KABORÉ, 72e), 15. Yacoub FALL, 3. Mamadou WADE (5. Cheikhna VARAJOU, 55e), 17. Bocar COULIBALY - 8. Moussa Sidi BAGHAYOGHO (cap), 14. EL MOCTAR Sidi Ethmane, 23. Abdoulaye Silèye GAYE, 10. Ba Yacoub DEINA - 7. Ismael DIAKITÉ (20. Mamadou NIASS, 89e), 9. Ely Cheikh VOULANY (12. Abdel Aziz SOW, 72e).Entraîneur : Neveu Patrice.

  • Mauritania missing match data

    I'm afflicted by FIFA's decision to include CHAN games as full internationals, and I'm not less afflicted by the site's decision to stick to FIFA's strange decisions. But here are 2 missing games involving the Mourabitounes.


    2012-12-02 Liberia Liberia Mauritania Mauritania 0:1 m CHAN 2014 - Preliminary Round

    http://maurifoot.net/articles/elimi…ml#.VHsj7slARco

    Liberia 0-1 Mauritanie

    Stade Samuel Kanyon Doe (Monrovia)

    Arbitre : BIENVENU Sinko (Cote d’Ivoire)

    Buts : FALL Yacoub (22e) pour la Mauritanie

    Avertissements : DENNE Taghiyoullah (47e) pour la Mauritanie ; Prince Saydee (65e), Ali Binney (83e) pour le Liberia

    MAURITANIE : Souleymane DIALLO – Ibrahima Mamadou SY, Yacoub FALL, Mamadou WADE, Bocar COULIBALY – Moussa BAGHAYOGHO (cap), Ahmed Djiby SAMB, Mohamed Taghiyoullah DENNE, Mohamed YACOUB Deïna (Cheikhna Varajou, 84e) - Ismaël DIAKITE (Abdoulaye Silèye Gaye, 67e), Ely Cheikh VOULANY (Al Mamy Traoré, 75e). Sélectionneur : NEVEU Patrice

    LIBERIA : Nathaniel Sherman - George Gerbo (Cap),Trokon Zeon, Teah Dennis, Isaac Pupo - Marcus Macaulay (Ali Binney, 69e), Abraham Barshall, Nnusohn Mator (Goerge Marvin, 45e) - Franklin Mulbah (Mohamed Vanney, 50e), Solomon Wisseh, Prince Saydee. Sélectionneur : SMITH Joseph Kaetu


    ... and the return leg

    2012-12-15 Mauritania Mauritania Liberia Liberia 2:1 p CHAN 2014 - Preliminary Round

    http://maurifoot.net/articles/elimi…ml#.VHsn0clARco

    Mauritanie 2-1 Liberia

    Stade Olympique (Nouakchott)

    Arbitre : Kokou Djaoupé (Togo)

    Buts : Yacoub Deïna (31e), Al Mamy Traoré (85e) pour la Mauritanie ; Mohamed Varney (61e) pour le Liberia

    Avertissements : George Gerbo (42e), George Melvin (58e) pour le Liberia

    Exclusions : Daniel Woto (70e) pour le Liberia

    Mauritanie : 1. Souleymane Diallo - 4. Ibra Mamadou Sy, 15. Yacoub Fall, 3. Mamadou Wade, 6. Bocar Coulibaly - 8. Baghayogho Moussa (cap), 14. Ahmed Djiby Samb (23. Abdoulaye Silèye Gaye, 48e), 17. Taghiyoullah Denne - 10. Mohamed Yacoub Deina (11. Samba Abdallahi Moussa ,90e), 7. Ismael Diakité, 9. Ely Cheikh Voulany (12. Al Mamy Traoré, 76e). Entraîneur : Patrice Neveu.

    Liberia : 1. Sherman Nathaniel - 17. George Gerbo (cap) (7. Somah Sporo, 59e), 6. Zeon Trokon, 13. Woto Daniel, 5. Garlos Myers, 3. Dennis Teah - 4. Goerge Melvin, 18. Karpeh Abraham (8. Morris Sylvanus, 79e), 12. Karnou Martin, 10.Varney Mohamed, 9. Jimmie Harris. Entraîneur : Kaetu Smith

  • centrafricaine de football

    I'm confident we'll get the line-up. Algeria has many web sources (especially dzfoot), while concerning Centrafrique, there's the site I already mentionned (centrafrisuefootball).

    Europe-based Habib Habibou & Kelly Youga were part of the initial squad, but they withdrew because of injuries.

    Maybe one day, Montpelleir's Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa will be a Centrafrique international...

  • If you find mistakes (of which there must be a lot)

    Quote from Benjamin

    But I am really annoyed that in 2010 there is no african site which has line-ups for all the qualification matches for the African Nations Cup. That is really completely ridiculous, and far too much work.

    +1 !

    Fortunately, I found most of last week's ACN missing line-ups (DR Congo, Guinea, Togo, Botswana, Niger, Namibia, Gambia, Mozambique, Libya, Rwanda, Côte d'Ivoire, Cape Verde, Mali, Swaziland, Angola, Centrafrique, Morocco, Nigeria, Benin, Burundi, Congo, Cameroon, Mauritius) and I'll post them soon.

  • Korea Republic vs Colombia

    http://rdfc.com.ne.kr/int/skor-intres-1990.html#1996
    http://rdfc.com.ne.kr/int/col-intres-1990.html#1996


    FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL
    23.11.1996, 15.00, Suwon, Sports Complex Athletics Stadium, 8.275
    SOUTH KOREA - COLOMBIA 4-1 (0-0)
    Scorers: 1-0 51' Seon-Hong Hwang, 2-0 62' Seon-Hong Hwang, 2-1 70' Villa, 3-1 75' Do-Hoon Kim, 4-1 87' Tae-Ha Park

    SOUTH KOREA:
    1. Byung-Ji Kim (GK) [Ulsan Tigers] [13/0]
    24. Joo-Sung Kim [c] [Busan Royals] [72/13]
    5. Ki-Tae Huh [Buchon Yukong] [11/0]
    22. Young-Jin Lee II [Chunan Chunma] [4/0]
    >68' 13. Nam-Yeol Park [Chunan Chunma] [15/1]
    20. Myung-Bo Hong [Pohang Atoms] [72/9]
    4. Chul Kang [Sangmoo] [32/1]
    7. Tae-Yong Shin [Chunan Chunma] [17/2]
    >56' 12. Ki-Hyung Lee [Suwon Blue Wings] [7/4]
    2. Pan-Geun Kim [c] [Anyang Cheetahs] [48/3]
    >56' 8. Sang-Rae Roh [Chunnam Dragons] [14/4]
    17. Seok-Joo Ha [Busan Royals] [54/17]
    >56' 9. Do-Hoon Kim [Chunbuk Dinos] [17/8]
    11. Jung-Woon Ko [Chunan Chunma] [60/9]
    >66' Tae-Ha Park [Pohang Atoms] [7/7]
    18. Seon-Hong Hwang [Pohang Atoms] [66/39]
    [Coach: Jong-Hwan Park]

    COLOMBIA:
    1. David Aguirre (GK) [Atletico Nacional] [1/0]
    4. Diego Alzate [Atletico Nacional] [1/0]
    18. Rafael Vasquez [Atletico Nacional] [1/0]
    15. Osman López [Millonarios] [4/0]
    14. Brahaman Sinistera [Deportivo Pereira] [1/0]
    16. Alexander Orrego [Independiente Medellín] [1/0]
    13. Ruben Velasquez [Atletico Nacional] [1/0]
    >71' 6. Gustavo Restrepo [Atletico Nacional] [5/0]
    11. Walter Escobar [Deportivo Calì] [1/0]
    17. Ancizar Valencia [Once Caldas] [1/0]
    10. John Mario Ramírez [Millonarios] [3/0]
    >63' 8. Juan Villa [Atletico Nacional] [1/1]
    7. Hugo Gallo [Atletico Nacional] [1/0]
    >59' 9. José Ricardo Pérez [America de Calì]
    [Coach: Javier Álvarez]

    Cautions: 19' Tae-Yong-Shin, 31' Ramírez, 61' Valencia, 68' Myung-Bo Hong, 86' Alzate
    Referee: Mohamed Nazri Abdullah (Malaysia)


    Colombia fielded a very experimental team...