a écrit le 4 juin 2007 à 1h01 Then in the 21st minute Sunday was forced to make another nerve wrecking save this time from Doualla.
It was then a virtually one man defensive situation as the burly Murphy Nagbe operated every where in defense to halt the Cameroonians second goal hunt.
The center back then went out briefly due to injury, and on his return managed the impede the runs of Eto'o and Landry Nguemo at one point.
Playing with a major thigh problem due to a challenge with Webo, the PSMS Medan rearguard Murphy Nagbe was a major reason Cameroun could not get the second goal.
And then in the 26th minute, Dulee Johnson was made top swap with Lomell, and the Lone Star started to cause some stir.
Lomell used his flair to spray the passes to the front two of Francis Doe and Frank Seator, but the likes of Song Bahanag and partner Andre Bikey proved too difficult to get by.
A rein was kept on Doe as Song pursued him in key areas, and each time he made an angle run, Song would zone mark him with either Geremi Njitap or Atouba Bilayi closing him down.
Seator as well could not prove a handful as the Puma brand Cameroonians kept their composure.
The Lone Star was still adventurous as an effort from Seator was wrongly headed by Bikey to Mennoh on the edge of the box.
The player took a terrific shot which went sailing over the cros bar.
Then an intended defense splitting pass from Zah Krangar to Francis Doe was superbly intercepted by kameni.
Eto'o was at the other end serving as supplier allowing his teammates to move in a mazy fashion as they went on the front foot, but Murphy Nagbe and Ousman Larmin stood firm in the defensive third to end the first period in the visitors' favour by an odd goal.
Dulee Johnson who was not as sparkling as in the corresponding fixture immediately made way for former Hearts of Oak winger Johnny Bleedee with Eto'o and his men racing for the second goal cushion.
The quality of playing at the top flight then showed when the industrious Makoun who did not feature in the previous tie due to hamstring problem played a telling ball in the path of Eto'o who met the ball with a spectacular left footed volley that squeezed Sunday to the back post to register the second goal of the match.
It was then a virtually one man defensive situation as the burly Murphy Nagbe operated every where in defense to halt the Cameroonians second goal hunt.
The center back then went out briefly due to injury, and on his return managed the impede the runs of Eto'o and Landry Nguemo at one point.
Playing with a major thigh problem due to a challenge with Webo, the PSMS Medan rearguard Murphy Nagbe was a major reason Cameroun could not get the second goal.
And then in the 26th minute, Dulee Johnson was made top swap with Lomell, and the Lone Star started to cause some stir.
Lomell used his flair to spray the passes to the front two of Francis Doe and Frank Seator, but the likes of Song Bahanag and partner Andre Bikey proved too difficult to get by.
A rein was kept on Doe as Song pursued him in key areas, and each time he made an angle run, Song would zone mark him with either Geremi Njitap or Atouba Bilayi closing him down.
Seator as well could not prove a handful as the Puma brand Cameroonians kept their composure.
The Lone Star was still adventurous as an effort from Seator was wrongly headed by Bikey to Mennoh on the edge of the box.
The player took a terrific shot which went sailing over the cros bar.
Then an intended defense splitting pass from Zah Krangar to Francis Doe was superbly intercepted by kameni.
Eto'o was at the other end serving as supplier allowing his teammates to move in a mazy fashion as they went on the front foot, but Murphy Nagbe and Ousman Larmin stood firm in the defensive third to end the first period in the visitors' favour by an odd goal.
Dulee Johnson who was not as sparkling as in the corresponding fixture immediately made way for former Hearts of Oak winger Johnny Bleedee with Eto'o and his men racing for the second goal cushion.
The quality of playing at the top flight then showed when the industrious Makoun who did not feature in the previous tie due to hamstring problem played a telling ball in the path of Eto'o who met the ball with a spectacular left footed volley that squeezed Sunday to the back post to register the second goal of the match.
