
Audio By Carbonatix
Sadio Mane was on target for Senegal as they won their opening game in the Africa Cup of Nations 2-0 against Tunisia.
Tunisia produced an excellent performance, missing a ridiculous amount of chances, but still lost to Senegal, who top Group B; Tunisia are bottom, with Zimbabwe and Algeria in between.
Tunisia started the game very well, Ahmed Akaichi missing a free header from a free-kick after just two minutes. But then on nine minutes Senegal's star man Sadio Mane rolled a ball down the line for Cheikhou Kouyate and centre-back Aymen Abdennour needlessly brought him down, and Mane swept the penalty home.

There was time for Akaichi to miss another superb opportunity before Senegal doubled their advantage on the half-hour, Mbodji Kara thundering a header past Aymen Mathlouthi direct from Balde Keita's corner.
That looked like game over, and it was - but not in the way anyone expected. Tunisia totally dominated the second half, spurning ever more chances - Akaichi in particular - and well though Abdoulaye Diallo kept goal, he
ought not to have sniffed the majority of the saves he made.
So though credit must go to Tunisia, not just for how well they played but for how well they stuck at it, but it made little difference at full-time; they are now fighting to stay in the tournament, while Senegal became its first match winners.
Latest Stories
-
Thieves of the Cathedral (A novel by Jimmy Aglah)
26 minutes -
Beyond Motivation: Building your farm based on numbers
1 hour -
ECG says it is working to restore vending systems and PowerApp services affected by floods
2 hours -
Ford rehires human engineers after AI fails to match quality checks
4 hours -
British American Tobacco to cut 9,000 jobs
4 hours -
South Korea unveils $880bn chip and AI investment plan
4 hours -
Supreme Court blocks Trump’s attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook
5 hours -
Salah an injury doubt for Egypt’s last-32 tie
5 hours -
Zoomlion Chairman Dr Joseph Siaw Agyepong tours flood hotspots as Accra grapples with drainage crisis
5 hours -
Paraguay stun Germany on penalties to reach last 16 of World Cup
5 hours -
Senior South African police officer survives assassination attempt
5 hours -
GHS outlines four priorities to strengthen Free Primary Healthcare delivery
5 hours -
People-centred healthcare begins with access, not policy – WHO to Ghana
5 hours -
CHAG indispensable to Ghana’s Free Primary Healthcare rollout – WHO
5 hours -
GHS commends CHAG for delivering healthcare to hardest-to-reach areas
5 hours