The Eagles of Carthage defeats Equatorial Guinea 4-0

By R

| 3 juin 2022

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The Eagles of Carthage made a roaring entry into the CAN 2023 qualifiers. Thursday evening, Jalel Kadri’s men won against Equatorial Guinea (4/0).

The goals were scored by Sliti, Jaziri and Msakni (doubled).

This success permits the Eagles to take the lead of their group thanks to goal difference. Libya is second. Guinea and Botswana are last.

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