Africa's last hope, Senegal look to lift gloom

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

After a disappointing World Cup for African teams in the opening matches, Senegal would hope to lift the gloom when they take to the field against Poland at 5pm.

Africa's four other representatives have dished the usual disappointment, with Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco and Tunisia all falling to narrow defeats in their opening matches.

First it was the Pharaohs who saw their valiant display unlocked right at the death by an underwhelming Uruguay in a 1-0 defeat on Friday.

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