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Thursday, December 8, 2005 - Web posted at 8:16:18 GMT Namibia U-20s out of Cosafa * Corry IhuhuaNAMIBIA'S dream of reaching the knockout stages of the Vodacom Under-20 Youth Cup in South Africa were dashed after losing 2-0 to Angola in a crucial decider at the Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium in Durban yesterday. |
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Madascar and Angola made it to the knock-out stages and join South Africa and Zambia who were also succesfull in their respective groups. Namibia trailed 1-0 at half-time. South Africa beat Botswana 2-0 to make it to the semis, while Zambia buried Swaziland 6-3 in the end. The Namibian team is expected to return home today. The Namibian side was on track to at least land a place in the semi-finals of the competition after two consecutive wins against Seychelles (3-1) and Malawi (2-0). In their opening match of the event, which features 13 countries from southern Africa, Namibia went down 8-0 to a strong team from Madagascar. Madagascar repeated the same feat yesterday when they bundled Seychelles out of the tournament with a 7-0 score at the final whistle. Madagascar have in total garnered nine points from their three wins, but lost a match against Angola on Tuesday. In other matches yesterday, Mozambique lost 1-0 to Zimbabwe, while Lesotho went past Mauritius by netting four goals to none. The match results of the tournament are as follows: Day One: Zambia 5-1 Lesotho, Namibia 0-8 Madagascar, Mauritius 2-1 Swaziland, Seychelles 3-2 Malawi, Mozambique 2-0 Botswana, South Africa 1-1 Zimbabwe. Day Two: Malawi 2-3 Madagascar, Seychelles 1-5 Angola. Day Three: Botswana 0-0 Zimbabwe, Swaziland 0-4 Lesotho, South Africa 1-0 Mozambique, Zambia 2-0 Mauritius, Malawi 4-1 Angola, Namibia 3-1 Seychelles. Day Four: Angola 1-0 Madagascar, Malawi 1-2 Namibia. Day Five: Mozambique 0-1 Zimbabwe, Mauritius 0-4 Lesotho, Seychelles 0-7 Madagascar. |
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