Guinea arrive for crunch tie

Sports Reporter
GUINEA arrived in Harare yesterday, setting the stage for an explosive Nations Cup qualifier against Zimbabwe at Rufaro tomorrow. Guinea arrived with a 54-member delegation, including officials from their ministry of sport, and representatives from the football federation.

The Guinea team are staying at Rainbow Towers and unconfirmed reports indicate the side is catering for their expenses, including accommodation. Guinea were in South Africa since last week as part of their preparations for tomorrow’s tie and the Warriors should expect a tough encounter.

In their last encounter here, Zimbabwe lost 0-1 to Guinea and were beaten by the West Africans in Conakry. However, hopes are that the Warriors team, which is made up mostly of the foreign-based players such captain Willard Katsande, Knowledge, Musona, Nyasha Mushekwi and Cuthbert Malajila, will not disappoint tomorrow.

Guinea Delegation

Youssouf Toure, Nouhan Conde, Naby Moussa Yattara, Aboubacar Camara, Abdoul Aziz Keïta, Kamil Zayatte, Fodé Camara, Florentin Pogba, Issiaga Sylla, Oumar Diop, Ben Youssouf Camara, Sékou Conde,Ousmane Sidibe, Ibrahima Sory Bangoura, Alsény Camara, Karba Ismaël Bangoura, Boubacar Fofana, Lanfia Camara, Kévin Constant, Ibrahima Sory Conte, Ibrahima Traore, Naby Keïta, Guy Michel Landel, Mohamed Diarra, Idrissa Sylla, Alhassane Bangoura, Mohamed Yattara, François Kamano, Seydouba Soumah, Mathias Pogba, Sékou Keïta Aboubacar Demba Camara, Alkhaly Bangoura,Luis Fernandez, Laurent Hatton, Amara Simba, Jean Ives Hours,Eric Cavallero, Bruno Da Cruz, Andre Lansade, Albert Kervarrec, Kaba Diawara, Edgard Babara Sylla, Decazi Ousmane, Mohamed Lamine Kaba, Marie Madeleine Wright, Seny Bayo, Salifou Camara, Ibrahima Barry, Abdourahamane Toure, Mamadou Blaise Camara, Amara Dabo, André Lansade.

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