Match facts: Zambia v Tanzania (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Sunday’s match between Zambia and Tanzania in the 2nd round of the African Cup of Nations group stage

Ahram Online , Sunday 21 Jan 2024,

Tanzania s midfielder #6 Feisal Salum (C) fights for the ball with Zambia s midfielder #15 Kelvin Kapumbu (R) during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2024 group F football match between Zambia and Tanzania at Stade Laurent Pokou in San Pedro on January 21, 2024. AFP

Full time: Zambia 1-1 Tanzania
Scorers: Daka 89 / Msuva 12

Yellow card:
Lameck Banda (Zambia)

Red card:
Rodrick Kabwe (Zambia)

Lineups:

Zambia: Lawrence Mulenga- Stoppila Sunzu, Benedict Chepeshi (Miguel Chaiwa 88), Frankie Musonda, Rodrick Kabwe, Emmanuel Banda, Kelvin Kapumbu (Lubambo Musonda 46), Kings Kangwa (Kennedy Musonda 77), Patson Daka, Lameck Banda (Edward Chilufya 87), Fashion Sakala (Clatous Chama 75)

Tanzania: Aishi Manula - Ibrahim Abdallah Hamad, Bakari Nondo Mwamnyeto, Mohamed Hussein, Mzamiru Yassin Saidi, Feisal Salum (Morice Abraham 59), Himid Mao (Mudathir Yahya 70), Haji Mnoga ( Lusajo Mwaikenda 46) , Mbwana Samatta, Simon Msuva, Kibu Denis Prosper (Charles William M Mombw 69)

Venue: Stade Laurent Pokou (San-Pedro)

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