Match facts: Mauritania v Angola (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Saturday’s match between Mauritania and Angola in the second round of the African Cup of Nations group stage

Ahram Online , Saturday 20 Jan 2024,

Mauritania s Pape Ibnou Ba, right, and Angola s Fredy vie for the ball during the African Cup of Nations Group D soccer match between Mauritania and Angola at the Bouake stadium in Bouake, Ivory Coast, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2024. AP

Full time: Mauritania 2-3 Angola
Scorers: S. Bouna Amar 43, Aboubakary Koita 59 / Gelson Dala 30, 50, Gilberto 53

Yellow cards:
Ibrahima Keita, Omare Gassama (Mauritania )
Fortuna (Angola)

Lineups:

Mauritania: Babacar Niasse - Aly Abeid (Diaw Khadim 46), Lamine Ba (Souleymane Doukara 59), Nouh Mohamed El Abd, Bodda Mouhsine, Guessouma Fofana (Aboubakar Kamara 59), Omare Gassama, Ibrahima Keita, Sidi Amar Bouna, Pape Ibnou Ba, Aboubakary Koita

Angola: Neblú - Eddie Afonso, Kialonda Gaspar, Jonathan Buatu-Mananga, Núrio Fortuna, Show, Zini (Keliano Manuel 61), Gilberto (Zito Luvumbo 78), Fredy (Joaquim Balanga 86), Gelson Dala (Estrela 86), Mabululu

Venue: Stade de Bouaké (Stade de la Paix) (Bouaké)

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