a écrit le 4 juin 2007 à 1h02 MSV Duisburg front runner Idrissou mahamadou then went on for Doualla as they kept probing for the goal that would kill the match. They however had to deal with the ever reliable Murphy Nagbe who stood firm at the rear.
In the 60th minute Seator was caught in possession by Bikey in the box, but penalty appeal from the home side and their supporters was not given attention by Malian referee Koman Coulibaly.
Five minutes later a flick pass from Francis Doe who had made a run in field was collected by Zah. The youngster then bodys werved his way past Geremi and then unselfishly released playmate Mennoh close to the six yard box. The harder worker then easily tapped the ball in to reduce the tally.
Midfielder Modest Mbami who made his return to the Indomitable Lions after three years went on for the injured Mbia who collided with Mennoh in an aerial tussle.
Also,Swiss based midfielder Guy Feutchine replaced Nguemo to augment the middle in maintaining the lead at a packed the ATS.
The Lone Star then introduced Varmah Kpoto for Chris Gbandi as they created some anxious moment but could not get back on level terms as the visitors went home cruising.
Cameroun are now touching distance to Ghana 2008, while their last Sunday opponents, Lone Star are on the verge of being spectators in the African football jamboree.
Coach Jericho said after the match "we are in the period of transition. We are rebuilding, and i am not deeply disappointed for we lost to the best team on the continent who were by far prepared than us.
We no doubt have a team for the future which only needs time".
His opposite number Jules Nyonga said he was happy for the win, and heaped praises on the Lone Star "they are a very young and promising team. They only need time to develop. Certainly, they gave us some run of our money".
The incisive Eto'o also hailed the young Lone Star and said they are a team of the future.
" They are not an easy side to beat, and though we have won we did not do it on a silver platter", he told reporters.
Eto'o then walked with central midfielder James Koko Lomell in the locker room where he presented his entire playing outfit including his puma boot which had his name written on it to the Indonesian based Lomell.
In the 60th minute Seator was caught in possession by Bikey in the box, but penalty appeal from the home side and their supporters was not given attention by Malian referee Koman Coulibaly.
Five minutes later a flick pass from Francis Doe who had made a run in field was collected by Zah. The youngster then bodys werved his way past Geremi and then unselfishly released playmate Mennoh close to the six yard box. The harder worker then easily tapped the ball in to reduce the tally.
Midfielder Modest Mbami who made his return to the Indomitable Lions after three years went on for the injured Mbia who collided with Mennoh in an aerial tussle.
Also,Swiss based midfielder Guy Feutchine replaced Nguemo to augment the middle in maintaining the lead at a packed the ATS.
The Lone Star then introduced Varmah Kpoto for Chris Gbandi as they created some anxious moment but could not get back on level terms as the visitors went home cruising.
Cameroun are now touching distance to Ghana 2008, while their last Sunday opponents, Lone Star are on the verge of being spectators in the African football jamboree.
Coach Jericho said after the match "we are in the period of transition. We are rebuilding, and i am not deeply disappointed for we lost to the best team on the continent who were by far prepared than us.
We no doubt have a team for the future which only needs time".
His opposite number Jules Nyonga said he was happy for the win, and heaped praises on the Lone Star "they are a very young and promising team. They only need time to develop. Certainly, they gave us some run of our money".
The incisive Eto'o also hailed the young Lone Star and said they are a team of the future.
" They are not an easy side to beat, and though we have won we did not do it on a silver platter", he told reporters.
Eto'o then walked with central midfielder James Koko Lomell in the locker room where he presented his entire playing outfit including his puma boot which had his name written on it to the Indonesian based Lomell.
