Four Nations Tournament (Tunis) 2003

All matches in the Stade 7 Novembre.

Semifinals [Mar 27]

Cameroon   2-0 Madagascar 
  [Samuel Eto'o 16, Joseph Désiré Job 44]
  [Cameroon: Idriss Kameni, Bill Tchato (Ngassam Felami), Rigobert Song,
             Lucien Mettomo, Atouba Atouba (Pierre Womé), Geremi Njitap,
             Samuel Eto'o, Salomon Olembé (Valery Mezagué), Mbami Modest, 
             Joseph Desire Job (Pius Ndiefi), Djemba Djemba (Perrier Ndoumbé);
   Madagascar: Bruno Rajaozara, Jimmy Radafison, Johann-Paul Collet, Anly 
               Christophe, Hervé Rado Rasonaivo, Ruphin Menakely, Olivier 
               Rakotondranoro (Thiery Raharison), Norbert Randiandelison,
               Haja Patrick Rajaobary (Jean-Natal Rasimialona), Mamisoa
               Razafindrakoto, Elysé Razafindrakoto;
   att: 25,000]

Tunisia    2-2 Ghana          [8-7 pen]
  [Imed Mhadhebi 47, Nabil Missaoui 55; Charles Amoah 45, 49]
  [Tunisia: Ali Boumnijel, Hatem Trabelsi [c], José Clayton (Anis Ayari), 
            Radhi Jaïdi (Alaa Yahia), Kais Zouaghi, Mahdi Nafti (Chédly),
            Riadh Bouazizi, Mourad Melki (Mohamed Jedidi), Slim Ben Achour,
            Imed Mhedhbi (Mouelhi), Nabil Missaoui (Ben Khaled);
   Ghana: n/a;
   Sent Off: Joseph Hendricks, Yakubu Abubakari (both Ghana);
   att: 30,000]

Third Place Match [Mar 30]
Ghana      3-3 Madagascar     [10-9 pen]
  [Stephen Appiah 5, Charles Amoah 32, Baffour Gyan 60; Michael Essien 47og,
   Hervé Rado Rasonaivo 82, Norbert Randriandelison 88]
  [Ghana: Abukari Kankari, Sulley Muntari (Matthew Amoah 69), Sam Johnson,
          Michael Essien, John Mensah, Michael Asante, Gofred Adoube, Godwin
          Attram, Stephen Appiah, Derek Boateng (Razak Ibrahim 65), Lawrence
          Aidoo (Baffour Gyan 41), Charles Amoah (Isaac Boakye 52);
   Madagascar: Bruno Rajaozara, Jimmy Radafison, Olivier Rakotondranoro 
               (Patrick Alain Andrianiaina 87), Jean-Rodrique Gouga
               Razafimahenika (Nestor Benoavy 44 (Thiery Raharison 69)),
               Hervé Rado Rasonaivo, Ruphin Menakely, Anly Christophe
               (Juvence Rija Rakotomandimby 42), Norbert Randriandelison,
               Johann-Paul Collet (Jean-Natal Ratsimialona 66), Mamisoa 
               Razafindrakoto, Elyse Razafindrakoto;
   Sent Off: Stephen Appiah (Ghana)]

Final [Mar 30]
Tunisia    1-0 Cameroon
  [Riadh Bouazizi 82]
  [Tunisia: Khaled Azaïez, Hatem Trabelsi, Anis Ayari, Alaa Yahia (Kais 
            Zouaghi), Bouzaïane, Jaouher Mnari (Mahdi Nafti), Chédly (Riadh
            Bouazizi), Mouelhi (José Clayton), Mohamed Jedidi (Mourad Melki 
            (Slim Ben Achour)), Ben Khaled, Mohamed Selliti;
   Cameroon: Idriss Kameni, Perrier Doumbé, Bill Tchato, Rigobert Song,
             Lucien Mettomo, Mbami Modest, Salomon Olembé, Pierre Womé,
             Geremi Njitap, Joseph Desire Job (Cyrille Bella 81'), Samuel
             Eto'o. 
   Referee: Mohamed Guezzaz (Morocco) 
   Note: Samuel Eto'o missed pen 7']


NB: first 4-nations tournament in Tunis since 1997 LG Cup.
About this document

Prepared and maintained by Barrie Courtney for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Barrie Courtney (BzCourtney@aol.com)
Last updated: 3 Apr 2003