Africa Cup of Nations Angola 2010 Teams and November 2009 FIFA/Coca-Cola World Rankings
By: sscouser | November 21st, 2009 | 1 Comments
The November 2009 Fifa/Coca-Cola World Ranking Publication was released yesterday.
Africa Cup of Nations Angola 2010 Teams and November 2009 FIFA Rankings (World, Africa)
Group A: Angola (94, 20), Mali (47, 7), Algeria (28, 4), Malawi (94, 21).
Group B: Ivory Coast (16, 2), Ghana (37,6), Togo (70,13), Burkina Faso (49,9).
Group C: Egypt (29,5), Nigeria (22,3), Benin (59,11), Mozambique (72,14).
Group D: Cameroon (11, 1), Tunisia (53,10), Zambia (90,19), Gabon (48,8).
Based on November 2009 Rankings which group is the "group of death"? (World Ranking, Africa Ranking)(polls)
So while the fallout from our World Cup exit continues back home, the African Cup of Nations draw was completed in Luanda today and our team is set to face Zambia, Gabon, and Cameroon (in that order). Our matches will be based in Lubango where a new stadium with a ... 
Deserved it or not, we lost and Algeria qualified to South Africa 2010 after a 7 months race full of highs and lows ending with a tiebreaker in Sudan; if there is anyone to blame, it is us because we weren't able to score, it is as simple ... 
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is currently conducting the draw for the Africa Cup of Nations Angola 2010.
P/S: Draw completed. Scroll to the bottom of this post for results.
The draw generated less discussion among Angolans than an on-going spat between coach Manuel Jose and star Manucho Goncalves. Real Valladolid striker ... 
Initially, the release date for the November 2009 FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking publication was November 11, 2009. FIFA had to postpone the publication release date to November 20, 2009 so the final matches (played on November 14 and 18) could be included in the calculation for November rankings.
The November rankings will be ... 
Manucho might have played his last game for the National team under Manuel Jose.
The forward arrived late (along with Flavio) to the team camp prior to the friendly against Cameroon, according to Manuel Jose.
Flavio apologised to the coach but was still sent home, although Manuel Jose noted his apology and would later select him for other friendlies. ... 
At moments like these, one can remember with regret how Barakat could have ended all this hype only if he opted for his left foot rather than the right one to fire the last mercy bullet and send us to South Africa; but, unfortunately he didn't. ... 
Apologies for not getting this up sooner but I was so incredibly disgusted with how things went yesterday that writing anything about the game would have produced more harm than good. After leading the group from the very first day, the Carthage Eagles put in what is hands down the poorest and ... 
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