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Cote d' Ivoire has beaten Benin 4-1 in their second round Group B match in Sekondi in the Western Region.
The Ivorians played a superior game, dominated the match and scored with ease.
The Beninoise put up a good game, but were not so lucky with the goals, but their inspirational player Razak Omotoyosi got a consolation goal for Benin in the dying minutes of the game.
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