Linux kernel newbies em português

Clinton N'Jie and Vincent fifa 15 coins scored twice each for the Indomitable Lions with reigning African Footballer of the Year Yaya Toure on target for the Elephants. Cameroon, Algeria, Congo Brazzaville, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde Islands, Senegal and Tunisia achieved back-to-back victories while Egypt are in trouble after successive defeats.

Defending champions Nigeria maintained their record of never losing nor conceding a goal against South Africa in a competitive match by forcing a 0-0 Cape Town stalemate. It was a crucial away point for the Super Eagles after a stunning home defeat by Congo last Saturday.

Algeria snatched a 1-0 win over Mali in Blida, Congo defeated Sudan 2-0 in Pointe-Noire, Burkina Faso romped to a 3-0 win over Angola in Luanda and Cape Verde edged 2012 champions Zambia 2-1 in Praia. Senegal triumphed 2-0 over Botswana in Gaborone and Tunisia beat record seven-time champions Egypt 1-0 in Cairo, leaving the pointless Pharaohs bottom of Group G.

Cameroon opened their Group D campaign with a 2-0 victory in the Democratic Republic of Congo last Saturday and have a three-point lead after two matchdays. The Congolese bounced back to overcome Sierra Leone 2-0 in Lubumbashi and share second place with the Ivorians on three points. Sierra Leone, forced to play a home fixture in DR Congo because of the Ebola crisis, are pointless having lost in Côte d'Ivoire four days ago.

Germany-born Cameroon coach Volker Finke recently axed 13 of the FIFA World Cup™ squad that fared poorly in Brazil three months ago, including talisman Samuel Eto'o.

Record four-time African Footballer of the Year Eto'o retired from international football a week later, and young stars N'Jie and Aboubakar have taken up the mantle. They have scored three goals each in two qualifiers and both came close to hat-tricks against an Ivorian side lucky to escape with only a three-goal defeat at Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo.

Cameroon had a goal disallowed, struck the woodwork and came close to scoring several other times in a display reminiscent of the great Lions teams that won the African title four times. A deflection off a defender helped N'Jie put Cameroon ahead on 15 minutes only for Toure to level ten minutes later when he slid in to convert a cross.