Post after the big miss… The Ivorians make their voice heard… Follow this CAN semi-final with us…

The eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been at war for nearly 30 years.

The match had a difficult start, with the first goal (logically) denied to Cedric Bakambu for DRC. But Ivory Coast had two of the best chances of the match late in the period: Sebastian Heller’s off-target header followed by a strike from Frank Casey onto the post.

Only Verratti in his team.

Leopards must turn their backs while waiting for half time. There will be an additional three minutes.

DRC’s French coach Sebastien Desabre breathes until his lungs are empty.

Singo’s cross is perfect, the Ajax Amsterdam center forward is alone 6 meters from the Congolese goal but his header is unintelligible. This is the event of the first period.

Again and again the left winger to create fear on the Ivorian side.

But the Ivorian public has been waiting for this to give their voice again.

The Brighton winger is clearly the best Ivorian at the moment.

Be careful, the Ivorians are not there, like Sébastien Haller, missing from the forefront for his first CAN start.

On the Ivorian side, we took the opportunity to treat Willy Boley, who suffered a bloody cheekbone after being tackled by a team-mate’s shoe.

Strangely, it didn’t whistle, but in any case, the Ivorian goalkeeper made a great save.

For the moment, they are not really dangerous, but the Ivorians are tense!

Confronted by good old Willy Bolly (33 years old anyway, I think it was just yesterday he started in Auxerre)

Safe for Yahia Fofana. But this pitch at the Alasane-Outara Stadium is questionable.

The young Brighton striker’s header equals Mpasi’s goal. Here it is, the first Ivorian opportunity

Mpasi comes out into the crowd at the corner and the referee calls a foul in favor of the Congolese goalkeeper. why not…