#FT: Mauritania 0-1 Gambia
Gambia scorers: Abdoulie Jallow (10')
Venue: Stade Municipal de Limbe
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Mauritania
Babacar Diop, Mohamed Dellahi Yaly, Aly Abeid, El Hassen Houeibib (Adama Ba), Abdoulkader Thiam (Oumar Camara), Souleymane Karamoko (Harouna Abou Demba), Guessouma Fofana, Abdallahi Mahmoud (Souleymane Doukara), Almike Moussa N'diaye (Idrissa Thiam), Pape Ibnou Ba, Aboubakar Kamara.
Subs: M'Backé N'Diaye, Hemeya Tanjy, Houssen Abderrahmane, Diadié Diarra, Ibrahima Coulibaly, Abdoul Ba, Sidi Yacoub Ethmane.
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Gambia
Modou Jobe, Omar Colley, James Gomez, Pa Modou Jagne, Ibou Touray (Bubacarr Sanneh), Ebou Adams, Sulayman Marreh, Musa Barrow, Ebrima Colley (Lamin Jallow), Assan Ceesay (Dembo Darboe), Abdoulie Jallow (Ebrima Darboe).
Subs: Mohammed Mbye, Bubacarr Trawally, Yusupha Njie, Bubacarr Jobe, Ebrima Sohna, Dawda Ngum, Muhammed Badamosi, Sheikh Sibi.
MATCH EVENTS | via ESPN
10' Goal! Mauritania 0, Gambia 1. Ablie Jallow (Gambia) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Musa Barrow.
28' Pape Bâ (Mauritania) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
30' Almike N'Diaye (Mauritania) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45' Substitution, Mauritania. Harouna Abou Demba replaces Souleymane Karamoko.
56' Ebrima Colley (Gambia) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
59' Substitution, Mauritania. Souleymane Doukara replaces Abdallahi Mahmoud.
64' Substitution, Gambia. Dembo Darboe replaces Assan Ceesay.
64' Substitution, Gambia. Ebrima Darboe replaces Ablie Jallow.
65' Substitution, Mauritania. Idrissa Thiam replaces Almike N'Diaye.
66' Substitution, Mauritania. Oumar Camara replaces Abdoulkader Thiam.
74' Substitution, Gambia. Lamin Jallow replaces Ebrima Colley.
80' Substitution, Mauritania. Adama Ba replaces El Hacen Houeibib.
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Just wanted to share an interesting connection between Mauritania and the themes of slavery found in Runescape's Morytania.
السلام علیکم ورحمة الله وبركاته
I am currently living in an area where it’s not physically safe for me too publicly display that I am Muslim. Until 2020 I had been homeless for about a year, during last year my government gave us money and from that I was able to use it to get back to my father’s house to live in the shed.
My plan now is to save up enough to fly to Mauritania so that I can get a visa to spend a year learning how to speak and read Arabic, and to study the Quran. I want to devote my entire life to studying Quran and helping others revert to Islam.
At the place I plan to go for study I heard had some students who come from all different countries to study, even some come with little money and struggle to get by, I want to help my brothers when I am there so that they can get the most learning out of their experiences.
شكرا جزيلا وبارك الله فيكم
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If you've been to Mauritania, mind sharing what your itinerary was like and some general details about your trip. Would you visit again? Did you enjoy the trip overall?
When I think of Mauritania I think of the iron ore train that every 'influencer' has done, the surprisingly modern capital city (well, sort of) and a whole bunch of vast desert with small towns spread out. Some interesting towns being: Ouadane, Chinguetti, Atar, Tidjikja, Tichit and Walatah either because of their unique architecture, old mosque or natural landscapes.
What about you?
These are just few examples of the worst tournament in modern football the AFCON is turning up to be. So far the matches have been some of the most disappointing in terms of organization and gameplay. This shows that African football still lags far behind the rest of the world. I truly hope that the future will be better for the continent.
I'm thinking of travelling there and would love to hear from people who've done it and learn of their experiences the good and the bad.
Desert sands are endangering homes and agricultural areas in Mauritania. Residents are erecting a “Great Green Wall” in an attempt to prevent the sands’ progress. The goal of the initiative, which began in 2007, is to build a green wall over the Sahel region. The absence of rain is one of the issues.
https://knowafrika.com/mauritania-protects-its-agriculture-by-planting-trees/
