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FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Tahiti 2013

    Summary

    Madjer and co labour to semis
    Madjer and co labour to semis
    Heavy favourites Portugal needed a penalty shoot-out to send Senegal packing and book their place in the semi-finals of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup. More »
    Pape KOUKPAKI
    Portugal - Senegal

    Line-up

    12
    PAULO GRACA (GK) Yellow Card
    1
    Yellow Card Misses next match if booked (GK) Al Seyni NDIAYE
    2
    COIMBRA Misses next match if booked Yellow Card
    2
    (C) Cheikh BA
    6
    ALAN
    4
    Penalty Goal Ngalla SYLLA
    7
    MADJER (C) Goal
    9
    Goal Pape KOUKPAKI
    10
    BELCHIOR Misses next match if booked Goal
    10
    Serigne NDOUR

    Substitute(s)

    1
    JOAO CARLOS (GK)
    12
    (GK) Eymard DIATTA
    3
    LUCIO
    5
    Isaac THIAM
    4
    TORRES Goal
    6
    Misses next match if booked Ibrahima BAKHOUM
    5
    JORDAN Goal
    7
    Babacar FALL
    8
    MARINHO
    8
    Penalty Misses next match if booked Libasse DIAGNE
    9
    BRUNO NOVO Misses next match if booked
    11
    Ndiaga MBAYE
    11
    DUARTE
    3
    Absent Diakhate ASSANE

    Coaches

    Ze Miguel MATEUS (POR)
    (SEN) Amadou DIOP

    Officials

    Referee: ONODERA Tasuku (JPN)Second referee: PADO Hugo (SOL)Third referee: VELASQUEZ Oscar (SLV)Timekeeper: MAT HASSAN Suhaimi (MAS)Fifth official: EIRIZ Ruben (ESP)

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    Statistics

    PortugalPORSenegalSEN
    44Shots30
    6Corner kicks5
    4Overheads0
    2Yellow cards1
    0Second yellow card and red card0
    0Red Cards0
    58%Possession (%)42%

    Photos

    • Goalkeeper Al Seyni Ndiaye of Senegal looks dejected and is consoles by Madjer of Portugal
    • Libasse Diagne (#8) of Senagal celebrates
    • Pape Koukpaki (#9) of Senegal celebrates
    • Goalkeeper Al Seyni Ndiaye of Senegal looks dejected
    • Senegal line up
    • Libasse Diagne (#8) of Senagal celebrates

    Quotes

    “We were expecting a very tough game and that’s what we got. There’s no such thing as an easy quarter-final, and Senegal are the toughest rivals we could have got. And though they don’t play great beach soccer, they’re very strong,” Portugal coach Ze Miguel Mateus.

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