Wasps’ ultimatum for Benin coach

2012 Africa Nations Cup qualifierSaturday Rwanda vs BeninBurundi vs Ivory Coast WHILE Amavubi head coach Sellas Tetteh is certain to hang on to his job irrespective of the outcome of Saturday’s 2012 Africa Nations Cup qualifier against Benin at Amahoro stadium, his opposite number Jean-Marc Nobilo’s job is on the line according to Benin newspaper ‘La Montagne’.

Thursday, October 07, 2010
WORRIED MAN: Nobilou2019s job is on the line. (Net photo)

2012 Africa Nations Cup qualifier
Saturday

Rwanda vs Benin
Burundi vs Ivory Coast

WHILE Amavubi head coach Sellas Tetteh is certain to hang on to his job irrespective of the outcome of Saturday’s 2012 Africa Nations Cup qualifier against Benin at Amahoro stadium, his opposite number Jean-Marc Nobilo’s job is on the line according to Benin newspaper ‘La Montagne’.

The Squirrels, who flew in Wednesday afternoon and had a light training session yesterday afternoon at Ferwafa artificial turf, are currently third in Group H after drawing with Burundi in Porto-Novo last month and according to La Montagne, one of Benin’s daily newspapers, the president of Benin football Federation Anjorin Musharraf recently hinted about relieving Nobilo of his duties if the team fails to grind out a win tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Amavubi captain Haruna Niyonzima has stoked up the fire ahead of the must win tie by saying that the wasps are not afraid of the Squirrels, who boast of a number of foreign based players.

"We definitely have respect for Benin, but we are not scared of their players. We have our game plan and are going to stick to it because we have to win this match,” the winger said.

"The atmosphere in the dressing room has never been better. Everyone is ready to give their all come Saturday,” Niyonzima added.

Rwanda is chasing for a second appearance at the Nations Cup, while Benin is eyeing a fourth. Amavubi got their campaign off to a poor start after their away 3-0 defeat at the hands of Ivory Coast.

Amavubi Team:

Goal keepers -Jean Luc Ndayishimiye (APR), Emery Mvuyekure (Police), Evariste Mutuyimana (Police)
Defenders: Albert Ngabo (APR), Ismael Nshutiyamagara (APR), Didier Kapet (APR), Abuba Sibomana (Rayon Sports), Clement Mukunzi (Police), Aimable Rucogoza (Rayon Sports), Eric Gasana (APR), Anwar Kibaya (Rayon Sports), Aphrodis Mungwarareba (Police), Donatien Tuyizere (APR).
Midfielders: Jamal Mwiseneza (Rayon Sports), Albert Nyumbayire (Rayon Sports), Haruna Niyonzima (APR), Jerome Sina (Rayon Sports), Tumaine Ntamuhanga (Kiyovu Sports), Jean Baptiste Mugiraneza (APR), Hussein Sibomana (Kiyovu Sports) and Jean Claude Iranzi (APR).

Strikers: Emmanuel Sebanani (APR), Dady Birori (Kiyovu Sports), Kipson Atuhaire (SC Villa) and Roger Tchouassi (Police).
Benin Squad: Koukoui Djiman, Sessègnon Stephane, Bocco Romuald, Adou Mouftaou, Adénon Khaled, Imorou Emmanuel, Pote Micheal, Omotoyossi Razack, Damien Chrysostome, Bello Babatounde, Jonathan Tinhan, Didavid Daniel, Kobéna Nouhoum, Ahoueya Joscelyn, Rudy Gested, Mouri Ogunbiyi, Reda Johnson,Tchomogo Seid, Koukoui Djiman.

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