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• Manu 5 hours ago

  Hmmm... Afcon without Ghana. 3mmom, Akuffo Addo really tried with the way he destroyed this country

  Hmmm... Afcon without Ghana. 3mmom, Akuffo Addo really tried with the way he destroyed this country

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• JANKROMAH 4 hours ago

  YES O.....
  If me Jankromah's father does not go to jail, then there is no justice in heaven or earth....

  YES O.....
  If me Jankromah's father does not go to jail, then there is no justice in heaven or earth....

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• cxxv 2 hours ago

  that dwarf is the demon of the millennium .

  that dwarf is the demon of the millennium .

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• TG 4 hours ago

  Whenever Comoros lose, it makes me happy

  Whenever Comoros lose, it makes me happy

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• Tony Kweku 4 hours ago

  Well, it was the expected result. It would have been a surprise if Comoros had beaten Morocco in their own backyard.

  Well, it was the expected result. It would have been a surprise if Comoros had beaten Morocco in their own backyard.

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• P Djamgbe 2 hours ago

  @Tony Kweku, it would have been not just a surprise but also a disaster and shame for African football. At the last world cup Morocco were the team that carried the African flag very high, and again they are one of the few te ...
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  @Tony Kweku, it would have been not just a surprise but also a disaster and shame for African football. At the last world cup Morocco were the team that carried the African flag very high, and again they are one of the few teams Africa can look up to in the coming tournament in Canada, US and Mexico. And they are the ones hosting this tournament and they were playing Comoros, so if couldn't beat a team like Comoros what would that say about the Afcon and African football in general?

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• Agbelimor Paris 3 hours ago

  Senegal is waiting for them

  Senegal is waiting for them

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• Bruce Ayisi 42 minutes ago

  I think Comoros wasn't just a walk over side, judging from their spirited performance especially in the first half.
  They soaked the Moroccan pressure well enough to prevent a disastrous lost by a wider margin. However, Thei ...
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  I think Comoros wasn't just a walk over side, judging from their spirited performance especially in the first half.
  They soaked the Moroccan pressure well enough to prevent a disastrous lost by a wider margin. However, Their frequent messy back passes in their own half and lost of focus were capitalized on by the more tactically disciplined Moroccans to get those important goals.
  Despite the lost, the Comorian goalkeeper, Pandor was my man of the match. He pulled superb saves to deny the Moroccans many potential goals.

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