Match facts: Cape Verde v Mozambique (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Friday's match between Cape Verde and Mozambique in the second round of the 2023 African Cup of Nations group stage

Ahram Online , Friday 19 Jan 2024,

Cape Verde s forward #21 Bebe fights for the ball with Mozambique s defender #8 Edmilson Dove during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2024 group B football match between Cape Verde and Mozambique at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium in Abidjan on January 19, 2024. AFP

Full time: Cape Verde 3-0 Mozambique
Scorers: Bebe 32, Ryan Mendes 52, Kevin Pina 69

Yellow cards:
Cabral (Cape Verde)

Lineups:

Cape Verde: Vozinha; Pico, Steven Moreira (Garry Rodrigues 75), Logan Costa, Jamiro Monteiro (Cuca Fernandes 80), Deroy Duarte (Kenny Rocha 80), Kevin Pina, Joao Paulo, Ryan Mendes, Bebe (Willy Semedo 58), Jovane Cabral (Dylan Tavares 75)

Mozambique: Ernan; Mexer, Reinildo, Edmilson Dove, Bruno Langa (Gildo Vilanculos 78), Domingos Macandza (Infren Nanani 78), Guima, Alfons Amade (Shaquille Nangy 67), Stanley Ratifo (Lau King 46), Witiness Quembo (Domingues Pelembe 46), Geny Catamo

Venue: Felix Houphouet-Boigny stadium

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