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Niger
Niger
Match 13 - Fri 27 January, 17:00, Stade d'Angondjé
Goals Goals
17. William N'Gounou (9’) 7. Youssef Msakni (4’)
  17. Issam Jemaa (90’)

Play by Play

live commentary
– Welcome to the early game of tonight, Friday 27 January 2012, at the Africa Nations Cup. It is Niger vs Tunisia from Libreville.
– Niger lost their opening match 2-0 to co-hosts Gabon while Tunisia showed a lot of fight and discipline to beat rivals Morocco 2-1.
– Tunisia opened the scoring through Msakni in the 4th minute, but Niger equalised through N'Gounou in the 9th.
– Tunisia can all but seal their place in the quarterfinals of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations with a victory over Niger in this Group C.
1’ – The match has begun, with Niger kicking off from left to right.
2’ – Maazou gets goal side of Tunisia's defence and looks as if he will be one-on-one with the 'keeper, but his first touch is too heavy.
4’ – Youssef Msakni (Tunisia) scores!
5’ – Some wonderful footwork by Msakni, gets him into space and although his attempt is not all that powerful, it beats the goalkeeper.
8’ – Not far off for Dhaouadi, who lets rip with a left footed stinger.
9’ – William N'Gounou (Niger) scores!
10’ – What a start to the game. Now N'Gounou heads an equaliser after a mistake by Mathlouthi.
11’ – Bilel Ifa (Tunisia) is cautioned.
17’ – Once more Maazou breaks free on the counter attack, beats the Tunisia defence, but skies his effort way over the bar.
20’ – Haggui heads a free kick over the bar.
29’ – Tunisia continue to threaten with Msakni looking dangerous. But Niger are putting up a good fight.
30’ – Electrifying pace from Maazou, who burst past two defenders, but as he opens up his body to shoot, he gets the attempt slightly off target.
37’ – Niger takes the corner kick.
42’ – Maazou still asking questions when he gets the ball. Tunisia almost get a shot on goal though on the other end.
45’ – So close to a penalty. Maazou again has the beating of Tunisia, he goes down after a Haggui challenge, but it seems he is not caught.
45’ – The referee brings the first half to an end.
– Niger could easily be 3-1 ahead. Moussa Maazou has caused Tunisia all sorts of problems.
– Maazou has been full of running, strong and confident, but his attempts have been slightly off target.
46’ – Tunisia Substitution: Issam Jemaa replaces Amine Chermiti
46’ – The second half is underway, with Tunisia kicking off from left to right.
50’ – Maazou at it again, running hard at defenders, he gets a cross in from the byline.
50’ – Tunisia Substitution: Oussama Darragi replaces Zouhaier Dhaouadi
53’ – Mejdi Traouri (Tunisia) is cautioned.
57’ – A great counter attacking move and quick passing almost ends in a scoring chance for Tunisia.
60’ – Msakni with a good run into the danger area again, but his curling shot is just wide of target.
64’ – Aymen Abdennour hits the post with a long range cross goal shot for Tunisia.
64’ – And immediately Niger break away and Maazou goes close, but a last ditch tackle just puts him off his stride.
66’ – Tunisia Substitution: Sami Allagui replaces Yassine Chikhaoui
70’ – Niger Substitution: Daouda Kamilou replaces William N'Gounou
71’ – Tunisia have made all three changes and are now giving all they have for the win.
72’ – Maazou breaks down the left flank, pulls the ball back but the end product is way off target.
77’ – Msakni is closed down as he pulls the trigger inside the Niger danger area, some desperate defending.
78’ – Karim Haggui (Tunisia) is cautioned.
84’ – Niger Substitution: Idrissa Laouali replaces Boubacar Issoufou
89’ – Jemal has a good chance for a winner but heads the cross over the bar.
90’ – Issam Jemaa (Tunisia) scores!
– Tunisia have beaten Niger 2-1 with goals by Msakni and Jemaa, while N'Gounou netted for Niger.
90 + 2’ – Niger Substitution: Ismael Alassane replaces Jimmy Bulus
90 + 2’ – The referee blows the whistle for Full Time.

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