The Round Of 16 game between the host and Comoros started with a lot of intensity. Comoros almost scored through a freekick, but things got bad after Abdou was sent off in the 7th minute. <\/p>\n
Photo: Cameroon VS Comoros || Twitter<\/p>\n
However, the main highlights of the first half were Comoros’ starting lineup, Cameroon’s performance, and the Covid-19 cases in Comoros’ team, but this article will center on what the Confederation of African Football should not have allowed Comoros to play without a natural goalkeeper. Take a look!<\/p>\n
1. The Comoros Team Would Feel Being Treated Unfairly Because It’s Goalkeeper Just Recovered From Covid-19.<\/p>\n
Photo: Chaker Alhadhur || Twitter <\/span><\/p>\n From the starting lineup, Comoros had to use Chaker Alhadhur, a left-back, as it’s the goalkeeper against Cameroon. This decision is unfair because Ali Ahamada, who is a natural goalkeeper, already tested negative to Covid-19. Hence, CAF should not have allowed the game to proceed without a natural goalkeeper because playing without a natural goalkeeper has consequences. Photo: Ali Ahamada || Twitter<\/p>\n Secondly, note that it was reported that Comoros’ goalkeeper, Ahamada, already passed his MRI and Echography tests. Hence, playing without Ali Ahamada is harsh.<\/p>\n Thanks for reading this article.<\/p>\n What do you think about this post? Do you agree with this post? Share your thoughts below.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: KUNOYnews (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span><\/p>\n
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