Scorpions
head coach Tom Saintfiet said his team had played good football against
Democratic Republic of Congo in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Coach
Saintfiet was speaking to journalists shortly after his side 2-2 draw at home
to Democratic Republic of Congo in the continent’s biggest football showpiece
qualifiers played at the Independence Stadium Boardroom on Monday.
He
said his side held current African champions Algeria to a 1-1 draw in both home
and away legs of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers before drawing with
Democratic Republic of Congo.
He
revealed that Democratic of Congo have won bronze medal in 2015 Africa Cup of
Nations, adding that they have players playing their trades in Europe top
leagues.
He stated that Muhammed Badamoussi, Ngine Faye
Njie and Abdoulie Jallow were all called up for the game but missed the tie due
to injuries, adding that Assan Ceesay missed the clash after receiving two yellows.
He
said both Abdoulie Jallow and Ngine Faye Njie played very well in their match
against Angola but missed the clash with Democratic Republic of Congo due to
injuries.
He added that his team had created several
goal scoring chances during the first and second half of the match but managed
to score two goals.
