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Éliminatoires #Tokyo 2020 : Aboudi Onguene est de retour

lle fait partie de la liste des 29 Lionnes présélectionnées publiée ce 1er novembre par le coach Alain Djeumfa.
Il faut se préparer pour les matches contre la Côte-d’Ivoire les 09 et 12 novembre prochains. Et,dans la tanière Gabrielle ABOUDI ONGUENE est de retour. La capitaine des Lionnes Indomptables retrouve la tanière deux matches après le carton rouge qu’elle avait concédé face à l’Ethiopie en match retour de la 2ème phase.
Retour remarqué également d’Alvine Njolle après plusieurs années d’absence. La défenseuse du FC Minsk et plusieurs fois championne et vainqueur de la Coupe de Biélorussie va certainement impulser une nouvelle dynamique.

Les grandes absences

Annette NGO NDOM ne sera pas de la partie. La gardienne titulaire des Lionnes Indomptables, ne figure pas sur la liste d’Alain Djeumfa. C’est la première fois depuis la CAN 2016 que les Lionnes Indomptables vont faire une sortie sans Annette, deux fois meilleure gardienne d’Afrique. Absence également de l’attaquante Michaela Abam. L’unique buteuse camerounaise du 2e tour éliminatoire des J.O. 2020 face à l’Éthiopie, soutiendra ses coéquipières devant son petit écran, il en va de même pour la vice-capitaine Augustine Edjangue Siliki, blessée.

La liste intégrale des 29

 Il s’agit des matches aller-retour de la dernière phase éliminatoire zone Afrique de football féminin pour les jeux olympiques Tokyo 2020. Les Lionnes sont donc au dernier tournant pour s’arracher le ticket du représentant africain après les éliminations de grandes nations comme le Ghana et le Nigeria. Les rencontres Côte-d’Ivoire-Cameroun et Cameroun-Côte d’Ivoire sont donc capitales.

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