XALIMANEWS-During their quarter-final win once morest Egypt on Wednesday, Senegal struggled before offering the scalp of their opponent. It took the entry of Aminata Sankharé for the Lionesses to revive.
We had been playing for 10 minutes, and the Egyptians are making Raissa Dapina’s partners suffer like a martyr. Moment chosen by Yacine Messaoudi the coach of the Lionesses, to bring in Amina Sankharé. The latter, as soon as she entered, hit the mark by scoring in quick succession, twice, for the 4-2. She difies the game of the Lionesses, thanks to her high-speed connection with the very technical Soukeina Sagna. This allows the Senegalese formation to return to the height of their opponent, in the 16th minute following the achievements of Hawa Ndiaye and Coumba Cissé. The one who played her first CAN in 2014 in Algiers, allowed the Senegalese team to regain her serenity. Involved defensively as offensively, the native of Aubervilliers, contributed a lot this evening to the return of her team, in the middle of a storm, leaving a good copy. At the end of the match, all smiles, she let loose in the mixed zone, “It feels good, we are super happy. The first objective was to regain our place at the world level. Now voila, we got our goal, now tomorrow is another fight for the final. Reacted the one who wears bib number 5 of the Lionesses, before explaining the difficulties of her team to enter the match well, “We had trouble getting into it and we also had a lot of failures in shooting, which explains the 4-0 for a while, because we had chances, but it was once morest the goalkeeper that we fished. But here we were, we were able to bounce back, we were able to come back and I am proud of my team. » Regarding her complicity with Soukeina, she admits, “It’s true that with Soukeina, I manage to adapt well. We manage to adapt well to each other and it’s true that it’s a plus for the team, and so much the better that it worked today, and that it works until the final. So if I was a cause to be able to relaunch the team, oh so much the better, then I’m happy”
