The coaches have paid for defeat

12 March: Cameroon
Thomas Nkono and Joseph Omog have been sacked as assistant coaches. The move is attributed to the 3-0 walloping by Ivory Coast last month.

Martin Ntoungou Mpil� replaces Omog, while Mbarga Pierre takes over as the new goalkeeping trainer. Mpil� coached the team which won the 2000 Olympics, while Mbarga Pierre has coached national youth sides.

12 March: Sierra Leone
Leone Stars Coach Jose Antonio Nogueira has selected nine foreign-based players for their encounter with Morocco in Freetown on 29 March.

Italy-based Mohamed Kallon is among the invitees, despite being injured. Nogueira said Kallon would go to Freetown earlier than the other players for a fitness test.

The overseas players include Chernor Mansaray (Egypt), John Keister (England) and Leone Stars captain Lamin 'Junior Tumbu' Conteh (UAE).

Coach Nogueira now has twenty-nine players in his squad for a game which will be his first competitive fixture for the team.

Squad:
Goalkeepers: Brima Sesay (Ports Authority), Jonathan Taylor (Old Edwardians), Solomon Yambasu (Wellington People), John Tyre ( FC Kallon)
Defenders: Mustapha Sama (Belgium), Ibrahim Kargbo (Belgium), Mohamed Danbudeh (Egypt), Ernest Kamara (Mighty Blackpool), Gilbrilla Woobay (East End Lions), Osman Yunus (Ports Authority), Alpha Lansana (Mighty Blackpool), Hassan �Koeman� Sesay (FC Kallon), Edward Kamara (Real Republicans), Ibrahim Kargbo (Mighty Blackpool)
Midfielders: Kewullay Conteh (Italy), John Keister (England), Mohamed �Polo� Kamara (FC Kallon), Hassan Sesay (Ports Authority), Yayah Jalloh (East End Lions), Junior Umaru Konneh (Bo Rangers) Forwarders: Mohamed Kallon (Italy), Mamadu � Alphajor� Bah( China), Lamin � Junior Tumbu� Conteh ( UAE), Chernor Mansaray ( Egypt), Muhahid Sesay ( Ports Authority), Mohamed Conteh ( Mighty Blackpool), Sidique Mansaray ( East End Lions), Abu Mansaray ( Old Ewardians), Albert Foday ( Mighty Blackpool)

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