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Results for matches played in LOME from (2006-01-01)

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2007-10-12	Togo (146)	Mali (58)	0:2	Continental Qualifier	LOME
2007-08-22	Togo (146)	Zambia (72)	3:1	Friendly	LOME
2007-03-24	Togo (146)	Sierra Leone (136)	3:1	Continental Qualifier	LOME
2007-02-07	Togo (146)	Cameroon (90)	2:2	Friendly	LOME
2006-09-03	Togo (146)	Benin (N/A)	2:1	Continental Qualifier	LOME
2006-08-29	Togo (146)	Niger (138)	1:1	Friendly	LOME
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Cagliari could play out season in Trieste

Cagliari looks set to play its remaining home football matches nearly 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) away in Trieste because of a dispute with its city council over renovating its stadium. Saturday's scheduled Serie A home game against Inter Milan has already been moved to Stadio Nereo Rocco in Trieste, in the northeast of Italy.

Bendtner cleared of vandalism near rival's stadium

Sunderland striker Nicklas Bendtner was cleared Monday of vandalizing cars near the stadium of Premier League rival Newcastle. The Denmark international faced five charges along with Sunderland teammate Lee Cattermole of causing criminal damage less than a kilometer from St. James' Park on Dec. 6. While the prosecution dropped its case against Bendtner, Cattermole still faces the charges but...

Bendtner in clear after charges dropped

A court has dropped charges against Sunderland striker Nicklas Bendtner following his arrest on suspicion of damaging cars near the stadium of Premier League rival Newcastle. Bendtner and Sunderland teammate Lee Cattermole were arrested on Dec. 6 for alleged criminal damage less than a kilometer from St.

Bwalya finally lifts African Cup as FA president

Zambia great Kalusha Bwalya finally lifted a African Cup of Nations trophy for his tragic team mates Sunday, 19 years after they were killed in a plane crash. Bwalya, the former national captain and now federation president, raised the cup at Libreville's Stade de l'Amitie, just kilometers (miles) from where 18 members of the country's 1993 team lost their lives.

Trabelsi: Black armbands 'least' we can do

Tunisia coach Sami Trabelsi says wearing black armbands in Sunday's African Cup of Nations quarterfinal is "the least" his team can do for the more than 70 people killed at a football game in Egypt this week. Trabelsi says Tunisia's squad in Gabon was "moved" by what he calls the "sporting tragedy" that took place in Port Said on Wednesday when at least 74...

Fans ride through 5 nations to watch African Cup

A group of Angola fans have ridden motorbikes more than 2,500 kilometers through five countries to watch matches at the African Cup in Equatorial Guinea. The 10-man party has struggled with border problems, heat and insect bites during the seven-day ride up the west coast of Africa. But Jorge Almeida, a 53-year-old freight company owner, says the trip has been worthwhile "for all the people...

Gyan leaves Ghana session early with ankle knock

A Ghana team spokesman says there's "no problem" with Asamoah Gyan after the striker left training early on Thursday with an injury to his right ankle. Gyan had ice applied and the ankle strapped on the edge of the pitch soon after the warmup and walked back to the nearby team hotel as reporters left following the regulation 15-minute slot open for media.

Malabo's picturesque stadium still too big for Africa

Located at the foot of a lush tropical mountainside, with the sea only a couple of kilometres away, Malabo's stadium has the feel of a West Indies' cricket ground.

Tight security at African Cup opening match

Hundreds of police and soldiers were mounting a tight security operation around the Bata Stadium in Equatorial Guinea ahead of Saturday's opening match of the African Cup of Nations between the co-host and Libya. Police have set up roadblocks within a few kilometers in all directions from the stadium approach, while all vehicles entering the stadium complex must pass through a giant metal...

6 players killed in Togolese team bus crash

At least six topflight footballers were killed and another 28 people critically injured on Saturday after a bus carrying them plunged into a ravine and caught fire. In a statement read on national television, the Togo government said President Faure Gnassingbe had ordered that those injured from the Etoile Filante club be taken to the military wing of the Lome Central Hospital to receive urgent...

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