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DREADFUL SENEGAL OF 2002 – WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Four of them are now working with the Lions of Teranga in different capacities
including Cisse the head coach

Senegal 2002 squad

Its 17 years since Senegal last played in the Africa Cup of Nations Final.

Back in 2002, they lost to the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon 3-2 in a penalty
shootout after a goalless stalemate in 120 minutes.

Ismael Kiyonga | Kawowo SportsSenegal 2002 squad that reached the finals of
Afcon and quarter finals of the World Cup

Amady Faye, Aliou Cisse and El Hadji Diouf were guilty for missing penalties but
Cisse has a chance to amend for this by winning the title as a coach today when
the Lions of Teranga take on the Desert Foxes of Algeria.

He recently stated that the current generation of players is better than his
that also reached the quarter finals of the World Cup after stunning then World
champions France in Korea and Japan.

Ismael Kiyonga takes a look at the team that played in the 2002 Afcon finals

Starting XI

Tony Sylva (26 years)

He was the goalkeeper of the side and was playing at French side AS Monaco then.
At 26 years, Sylva was one of the best goalkeepers at the tournament. He is
currently the goalkeeping coach of the Senegal National team appointed by Cisse
in 2015.

Omar Daf (24 years)

Though right footed, Daf played as a left back for Senegal where he made over 55
appearances for the national team.

He is currently the coach of French side Sochaux where he spent his longest
playing career

Aliou Cisse © (25 years)

He needs no introduction. The midfielder was the team captain and is currently
the head coach of the Senegal National Team – Lions of Teranga

Laminne Diatta (26 years)

He made over 71 appearances for Senegal and was at the heart of defence then.
Currently, he works as the Lions of Teranga team coordinator appointed by Cisse
four years ago.

Ferdinand Coly (28 years)

He was the dreadlocked fullback and one of the fans favourites on the Senegal
team which he represented from 2000 for seven years.

His whereabouts are known.

Khalilou Fadiga (27 years)

He was one of the most technically gifted players on the team with a sweet left
foot. He is most remembered for the jewellery theft saga while in Italy.

He is married to a Belgian wife and spends most of his time in Belgium but is
one of Senegal stars in Egypt for the Afcon tournament and has been an analyst
with Time Sports for a couple of games during the tournament.

Salif Diao (24 years)

The defensive midfielder was playing for French club, Sedan then. He had stints
in the premier league with among others Liverpool but since his retirement, his
whereabouts are elusive.

Papa Bouba Diop (23 years)

At 23 years, Diop was one of the youngest players for the Lions of Teranga in
Mali.

His legacy will forever live for scoring the winner against France in the 2002
World Cup but his whereabouts are anonymous.

Makhtar Ndiaye (20 years)

He was the youngest player in the squad at 20 years. He started the final ahead
of his seniors and overall, made only 14 appearances for Senegal.

Henri Camara (24 years)

Camara played as a striker for Senegal and was featuring for Sedan in France
then.

Just last year, he was still active at 41 years playing for Fostiras in Greece.

El Hadji Diouf (21 years)

The team’s poster boy and arguably the most popular from that Senegal squad for
both his skills and controversies.

He was on Thursday named one of the advisors of CAF President Ahmad Ahmad and
back in Senegal, he works as a government ambassador and advisor on sports to
President Macky Sall.

El hadji Diouf

He is one of the legendary ambassadors for the 2019 Afcon tournament.

Other members of the squad

Moussa Ndiaye, Amady Faye, Souleymane Camara, Papa Malick Diop, Alassane N’Dour,
Pape Sarr, Amara Traore, Omar Diallo, Papa Thiaw, Habib Beye, Sylvain N’Diaye  

Coach

Bruno Metsu (France)


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WHERE ARE THEY???FULHAM TEAM THAT BEAT JUVENTUS EN ROUTE TO THE EUROPA LEAGUE
FINAL

It might seem like a lifetime ago now, but it’s only been 10 years since Roy
Hodgson guided Fulham all the way to the Europa League final.

They were heartbreakingly defeated in extra-time by Atletico Madrid but what a
journey they undertook nevertheless.

On the road to that match, Fulham had to get past one of Europe’s greats in
Juventus, and it seemed it wouldn’t happen after a 3-1 defeat in the first leg
in Turin.

But, despite going further behind in the opening two minutes at Craven Cottage,
Fulham fought back and claimed a 4-1 result that astonishingly sent them through
at the expense of the Old Lady.

But what has happened to those players since?


FULHAM


GOALKEEPER: MARK SCHWARZER

Age: 47

Fulham appearances: 220

Current Club: Retired

Many thought the experienced shot-stopper was closing in on the end of his
career after helping Fulham to the Europa League final, but Schwarzer would play
for another six years.

The Australian was released by Fulham in 2013 and joined up with Chelsea as
their new back-up, playing 12 times across two seasons. The goalkeeper spent a
year with Leicester, sitting on the bench as they won the league before his
release in 2016, and quietly retired soon after.


RIGHT-BACK: STEPHEN KELLY

Age: 36

Fulham appearances: 71

Current Club: Retired

Kelly was Fulham’s first signing in the season they took on the Europa League
and the right-back was on their books for four years. He was eventually
permitted to leave in 2013, joining Reading.

A lack of regular football saw Kelly turn down a new deal with the Royals and
the Irishman linked up with Rotherham, making 35 appearances across two seasons
before leaving the club at the end of the 2016/17 campaign.


CENTRE-BACK: BREDE HANGELAND

Age: 38

Fulham appearances: 270

Current Club: Retired

Hangeland’s form with Fulham often saw the imposing centre-back linked with big
money moves to the likes of Arsenal, but the Norwegian spent seven years with
the Cottagers.

It all ended sadly for Hangeland at Fulham amid reports of a bizarre
relationship with Felix Magath and his statement that indicated the club had
released him via email. A two-year stint with Crystal Palace followed before he
opted to retire, after being released.


CENTRE-BACK: AARON HUGHES

Age: 40

Fulham appearances: 250

Current Club: Retired

After seven years on the books with Fulham, Hughes eventually left the club in
January 2014 for QPR. He was released just six months later however, and signed
for Brighton.

Only a season later and another move took Hughes to Melbourne City, before he
was announced as Indian side Kerala Blasters’s marquee signing. Hughes joined
Hearts in January 2017, spending 18 months in Scotland before retiring.


LEFT-BACK: PAUL KONCHESKY

Age: 38

Fulham appearances: 122

Current Club: Retired

Konchesky did well during his time at Fulham but there’s still some raised
eyebrows at the fact that he got a move to Liverpool in 2010, following Roy
Hodgson to the Merseyside club.

A loan spell to Nottingham Forest followed and then Konchesky moved to Leicester
City. He failed to feature too often and went on loan to QPR in 2015, before
leaving the Foxes for League One Gillingham.

Konchesky had a brief spell playing for Billericay in the Isthmian League,
whilst also running his East-End cafe, Konch’s Kafe. He’s since hanged up his
boots.


RIGHT-MIDFIELDER: DAMIEN DUFF

Age: 41

Fulham appearances: 173

Current Club: Retired

Having moved to Fulham in 2009, Duff was later part of the contingent allowed to
leave when the club were relegated in 2014. The winger spent one season in
Australia with Melbourne City.

Duff would then move to Shamrock Rovers and donated all his wages to charity
while at the club, before retiring from football in December 2015.

He’s since transitioned into coaching, working for Celtic, and following Neil
Lennon’s appointment as their full-time manager Duff would be part of his
backroom staff.


CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: CHRIS BAIRD

Age: 38

Fulham appearances: 172

Current Club: None

Like Hangeland, Baird spent his best years at Fulham and was with the club for
six seasons, and a regular for them in all of those campaigns.

The defender was released in 2013 and opted to move to Reading, but only spent
six months at the club before moving to Burnley. The Clarets were eager to
retain him but Baird then got a move to West Brom in the summer of 2014.

A year later and the Baggies released Baird to Derby County, although the player
did return to Fulham for a brief loan spell, eventually retiring in 2019.


CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: DICKSON ETUHU

Age: 37

Fulham appearances: 127

Current Club: IFK Rössjöholm

Dickson Etuhu spent four years on the books at Fulham but was permitted to leave
in 2012 to join Blackburn Rovers. The midfielder spent just two seasons with the
Championship club though with his time there plagued by injuries.

Etuhu would get a move to Swedish side AIK before moving to IFK Rössjöholm,
where he remains.


LEFT-MIDFIELDER: SIMON DAVIES

Age: 40

Fulham appearances: 168

Current Club: Retired

Davies was a part of the 12-man cull by Fulham in 2013 with the experienced
midfielder sort of falling off the map when the Cottagers let him go.

The Welshman, instead of remaining in professional football, returned home to
Solva and has reportedly played for the team.


ATTACKING MIDFIELDER: ZOLTÁN GERA

Age: 40

Fulham appearances: 120

Current Club: Retired

Fulham’s two-goal hero from the match with Juventus, Gera was allowed to leave
in 2011 and was reunited with Roy Hodgson back at former club West Brom.

After leaving the Baggies in 2014 Gera went back to Ferencváros and helped the
club to win the Hungarian league in 2016. Two years later the 97-time capped
international called time on his playing career.


STRIKER: BOBBY ZAMORA

Age: 39

Fulham appearances: 134

Current Club: Retired

Twice capped by England, both of Zamora’s national side outings came while on
the books at Fulham but the striker eventually left for QPR in 2012. He scored
the vital goal to return them to the Premier League in 2014 but was released in
2015.

Zamora returned to former club Brighton for a season but was allowed to go in
2016, and retired from football in December that year.

Substitutes:

Bjørn Helge Riise

Age: 34

Fulham appearances: 19

Current Club: Retired

John Arne Riise’s little brother was in his first season with Fulham when they
defeated Juventus, but that was about the peak of his spell as loans with
Sheffield United and Portsmouth followed.

Riise moved to Lillestrøm in 2012 and then was transferred again in 2015, and
played for Aalesund before moving to Sogndal IL until retiring.

Clint Dempsey

Age: 37

Fulham appearances: 232

Current Club: Retired

Clint Dempsey’s excellent form for Fulham saw the American earn a big money move
to Tottenham in 2012, but the forward only lasted one season at White Hart Lane.

The attacker was sold to MLS side Seattle a year later, but he did return to
Fulham for a brief loan spell before the start of the 2014 American season.

Dempsey retired in 2018.


JUVENTUS


GOALKEEPER: ANTONIO CHIMENTI

Age: 47

Juventus appearances: 18

Current Club: Retired

Juventus’ third choice goalkeeper, Chimenti retired from football at the end of
2010 after 22 years as a professional player.


RIGHT-BACK: HASAN SALIHAMIDŽIĆ

Age: 43

Juventus appearances: 73

Current Club: Bayern Munich (Sporting Director)

Salihamidžić was allowed to leave Juventus in 2011 and the Bosnian switched back
to Germany with Wolfsburg. A broken arm saw him last just one season though, and
Salihamidžić retired not long after his release in 2012.

Since then he’s been named sporting director of his former club Bayern Munich.


CENTRE-BACK: JONATHAN ZEBINA

Age: 41

Juventus appearances: 116

Current Club: Retired

Zebina left Juventus in 2010 after he was released from the club and signed for
Brescia the same day. Spells with Brest, Toulouse and Arles-Avignon would follow
before his retirement in 2014.


CENTRE-BACK: FABIO CANNAVARO

Age: 46

Juventus appearances: 127

Current Club: Guangzhou Evergrande (Manager)

One of the finest defenders of the 2000s, Cannavaro came to the end of his
second spell with Juventus in 2010, after being shown a red card vs Fulham. He
spent a year with Al-Ahli Dubai before retiring and moving into management. He
now works in the Chinese Super League.


LEFT-BACK: FABIO GROSSO

Age: 42

Juventus appearances: 47

Current Club: Retired

Grosso only moved to Juventus in 2009 but the left-back opted to retire from
football at the expiration of his contract in 2012.

In 2013 he was offered a coaching role with the club and in 2014 he became the
Juventus Under-20s manager.

Since leaving the Old Lady he’s coached Bari, Hellas Verona and Brescia.


DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER: FELIPE MELO

Age: 36

Juventus appearances: 78

Current Club: Palmeiras

One of the few Juventus players still playing, Melo spent two years at the Old
Lady before going to Galatasaray, initially on loan. A permanent deal followed
before a transfer back to Italy with Inter Milan in 2015.

Melo went on loan to Brazilian side Palmeiras in January 2017, before joining
them permanently that summer.


DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER: MOHAMED SISSOKO

Age: 35

Juventus appearances: 100

Current Club: Retired

Sissoko joined Juventus from Liverpool but left in 2013 for PSG. The midfielder
has bounced from club to club since then, falling down the footballing pyramid.

In January 2020 Sissoko ended his 18-year playing career after most recently
turning out for FC Sochaux.


RIGHT-MIDFIELDER: MAURO CAMORANESI

Age: 43

Juventus appearances: 285

Current Club: Tabor Sezana (Manager)

2010 signalled the end of an eight-year spell with Juventus for Camoranesi with
the Italian moving to Stuttgart. A year later he transferred to Lanus before
ending his career at Racing Club.

Camoranesi would subsequently move into management, starting at Mexican side
Coras de Nayarit, before joining Argentine club Club Atlético Tigre before
returning to Mexico with Cafetaleros de Chiapas until joining Slovenian team NK
Tabor Sezana in January 2020.


ATTACKING MIDFIELDER: DIEGO

Age: 35

Juventus appearances: 47

Current Club: Flamengo

Once one of Brazil’s most highly rated talents, Diego failed to really get going
at Juventus and moved to Wolfsburg in 2010. The playmaker then was loaned to
Atletico Madrid, before joining them permanently a couple of years later.

A two year stint with Fenerbahce followed before Diego finally moved to
Flamengo, returning to Brazilian football, and in 2019 he’d lift the Copa
Libertadores.


LEFT-MIDFIELDER: ANTONIO CANDREVA

Age: 31

Juventus appearances: 20

Current Club: Internazionale

Candreva spent the 2009/10 season on loan at Juventus and the winger has turned
into a crucial part of the Italian set up since then.

The 33-year-old can currently be found at Inter Milan, having moved to the club
in the summer of 2016 after a lengthy spell with Lazio.


STRIKER: DAVID TREZEGUET

Age: 42

Juventus appearances: 318

Current Club: Retired

One of the finest strikers this century, the 2009-2010 season turned out to be
Trezeguet’s last at Juventus which ended a ten year association with the Italian
club.

Trezeguet played for Hércules, Baniyas, River Plate, Newell’s Old Boys and Pune
City before retiring in January 2015 and going home to Juventus as a coach.

Substitutes:

Zdeněk Grygera

Age: 39

Juventus appearances: 87

Current Club: Retired

Grygera left Juventus for their conquerors Fulham in 2011, but only played a
handful of games before retiring due to fitness issues in December 2012.

Paolo De Ceglie

Age: 33

Juventus appearances: 124

Current Club: None

After spending a number of spells away on loan, De Ceglie finally left Juventus
at the end of the 2016/17 season. He joined Swiss second-tier side Servette FC
in January 2018 before leaving two years later.

Alessandro Del Piero

Age: 45

Juventus appearances: 705

Current Club: Retired

The Juventus legend himself. De Piero didn’t start this match and finally left
the club of his dreams in 2012. Brief spells with Sydney FC and Delhi Dynamos
followed before his retirement in 2014.

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FROM BEING SHOT, LOOSING HIS FORTUNES, SELLING BREAD AND JOURNEY TO RECOVERY-
THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF FORMER PARAGUAYAN FOWARD SALVADOR CABAÑÑAS.

Salvador Cabanas is a retired Paraguyan footballer. Born on 5 August 1980 in
Ascuncion, Cabanas started his playing carrer in his neighbourhood club 12 du
Octubre in Itagua, Paraguay .

Salvador Cabanas

Cabañas played for Club 12 de Octubre , Guaraní ,Audax Italiano , Chiapas , Club
América , General Caballero , Tanabi Esporte Clube and
Independiente F.B.C. . His football career saw him play in Paraguay, Chile,
Mexico and Brazil .
Cabañas was also a member of the Paraguay national football team from 2004 to
2010, scoring 10 goals in 44 appearances and participating at the 2006 FIFA
World Cup and the 2007 Copa América . Cabañas was leading goal scorer of the
2007 and 2008 Copa Libertadores competitions. In 2007, he was awarded as both
Paraguayan Footballer of the Year and South American Footballer of the Year .

In January of 2010, Cabanas was shot in the head in Mexico City by a man
identified as JJ Balderas. He was able to recover and 16 months later, returned
to football . On 30 May 2014, Cabañas officially announced that he had retired
due to not being able to maintain rhythm to play since being shot in the head in
2010. The bullet was never removed from his head because the medics believed
could be too risky.

Cabanas in his parent’s home

Cabanas lost all his fortunes he had earned from football to wife Maria Lorgia,
who colluded with Cabanas lawyer. They made him sign for the tranfer of property
while he was still unconscious.

Cabanas later went back to live with his parents in his hometown of Itagua where
he helps his parents sell the bread.

Cabanas in his parents Grocery

Apart from helping his parents in business, he has also established a football
academy in a local town nearby Capiata where he is the General manager and also
helping the first team.

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being shot, Loosing his fortunes, selling bread and Journey to recovery- The
extraordinary story of Former Paraguayan Foward Salvador Cabaññas.


ANDRES “THE GENTLEMAN” ESCOBAR- THE SLAIN COLOMBIA DEFENDER

The 1994 world cup held in USA was the one of its own. Exciting matches along.
The most remebered was a quater final match between USA vs Colombia.

In the 35th minute, John Harkes crossed the ball towards Earnie Stewart, and it
was deflected by Colombian defender Andres Escobar into the net to give the U.S.
a shocking 1-0 lead. Andres Escobar was stretching out to cut the cross and
clear the ball out of the penalty area.

Andres Escobar

USA went ahead to win the match and eliminated Colombia from the World cup. They
returned home but on July 2nd 1994, Escobar was shot and killed in Medellin.

Escobar’s death has been widely blamed on the fury of Colombian drug lords at
losing a gambling fortune because of the country’s World Cup exit. But there are
many theories.

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ROAD TO RECOVERY FOR KODJOVI OBILALE

Being the first Africa cup of nation to be held in Angola, the june 2010 event
brought some excitement to the natives of Angola.

Prominent starts the likes of Drogba, Essien amd Adebayor would grace the
occasion. However, the tournament was overshadowed by the attack of the star
studded Togolese national team.

Obilale

Aboard the bus were the techbical team and players including then arsenal
striker emmanuel adebayor, Mathieu Dossevi and goal keeper Kodjovi Obilale.

The aftermath of the attack was two deaths and various injuries most to note is
that of the goal keeper Kodjovi obilale. Obilale never played again and now is
forced to walk in crathes.






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NOTABLE AFRICA SOCCER PLAYERS WHO’VE DIED WHILE PLAYING

Cardiac arrest has remained the top most killer of many sportmen and women
around the globe . According to medical analysts, the trend is due to the fact
that while training, the body requires alot of oxygen thus could be stretching
the functioning of the heart. We focus on the Africa’s fallen heroes who died
while still active in football.

1. Mc Vivien Foe (1975-2003)

Cameroon international who at the time of his demise was playing for EPL side
Manchester City . Foe collapsed at the centre of the pitch while Cameroon was
playing Colombia during the Fifa confederation Cup. Attempts to resuscitate him
through Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation commonly refered to as (CPR) were not
successful.

Mc Vivien Foe lining up for Cameroon

He later died at the hospital. The cause of his death was later revealed to be
vascular cardiomyopathy which means the other side of his heart had enlarged and
therefore making it weak to pump blood.

Foe was accorded a state burial attended by among others president of Cameroon
Paul Biya.

2. Chaswe Nsofwa ( 1978-2007)

Zambia striker who also died while on club duty in Israel. At the time of his
death, Nsofwa was playing for Israeli side Hapoel Beersheba.

Chaswe Nsofwa

Nsofwa died from a sudden heart failure during a training match against Maccabi
Be’er Sheva at Vasermil Stadium. 40 minutes later, he was brought to Soroka
Medical Center where he was declared DOA .

He was buried on Thursday 6 September in his home country of Zambia at Lusaka’s
Old Leopards Hill cemetery. His funeral was attended by former president
Frederick Chiluba as well as several members of the Zambian national squad. As a
mark of respect, Hapoel Be’er Sheva have retired the number six shirt in his
honour.

3. Samuel Okwaraji (1964-1989)

Nigerian and a qualified lawyer by profession, Samuel Okwaraji died in what was
later revealed to be a congestive heart failure . He collapsed in the 77th
minute of a world cup qualification match against Angola on 12th August 1989.

Samuel Okwaraji

4. Cheick Tiote (1986-2017)

While playing for Newcastle, the Ivorian midfielder is much remembered for his
power strike equalizer against Arsenal on February 5th, 2011.

Cheick Tiote

Tiote dies on June 5th 2017 after he collapsed during a training session with
his nee Chinese club in Beijing, China.

The probable cause of his death according to some sources is Cardiac arrest.

5. Patrick Ekeng (1990-2016)

Born on 26th March 1990, Ekeng was a Cameroonian midfielder who had stints in
clubs including Le Mans, Rodez and Lausanne-Sport.

Patrick Ekeng

He came on as a 63rd minute substitute but collapsed just seven minutes later.
Paramedics attempted to resuscitate him but he was pronounced dead at Floreasca
Emergency Hospital two hours after his collapse.

He Died at the age of 26

6. Endurance Idahor (1984-2010)

Idahor was a Nigerian player who played for Sudanese club Al-Merreikh at the
time of his death.

Endurance Idahor

He collapsed while playing a premier league game on 6th March 2010 and later
later died on his way to hospital.

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Notable Africa soccer players who’ve died while playing
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