Road to Qatar: how Cameroon qualified for World Cup 2022
A last-gasp extra-time winner from Karl Toko Ekambi earned Cameroon their place at the Qatar World Cup via the away goals rule.
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AFCON: Cameroon snatch late winner against Gambia to progress to round of 16
Cameroon fought back with two goals in the closing stages to edge Gambia 3-2 in a thrilling encounter at the Africa Cup of Nations finals and advance from Group C after being minutes from elimination.
PSG beaten at home in French league for first time this season
PARIS: Arnaud Kalimuendo scored against his boyhood club as leaders Paris Saint-Germain were beaten 2-0 by Rennes in their first home loss in the French league this season on Sunday.
PSG handed first Ligue 1 home defeat this season by Rennes
PARIS :Paris St Germain suffered yet another setback as they slumped to their first Ligue 1 home defeat of the season when they were beaten 2-0 by Stade Rennais on Sunday.
PSG 0-2 Rennes: Pressure mounts on Paris Saint-Germain boss Christophe Galtier after shock loss in Ligue 1
The pressure increased once more on under-fire Paris Saint-Germain manager Christophe Galtier as he watched his side fall to a surprise 2-0 home defeat to Rennes at the Parc des Princes. In a drab affair, the host dominated possession, but failed to truly threaten or properly test a solid visiting defence, and goals from Karl Toko Ekambi and Arnaud Kalimuendo-Muinga halted the champions elect from extending their lead at the top of Ligue 1 to 12 points.
Embolo fires Switzerland to a winning start against Cameroon
Cameroon-born forward Breel Embolo was Switzerland's match-winner in a largely uninspiring contest against the Indomitable Lions in World Cup Group G.
Lyon beat Auxerre for third Ligue 1 win this season
PARIS : Olympique Lyonnais claimed their third Ligue 1 win this season when they beat promoted AJ Auxerre 2-1 at home on Wednesday to join Paris St Germain, RC Lens and Olympique de Marseille on 10 points.
El Lyon apura sus opciones europeas; el Mónaco toma impulso entre el bochorno
El Lyon no se rinde en su objetivo de culminar la temporada en puestos europeos y se colocó a cuatro puntos de la quinta posición tras golear 5-2 al Montpellier en una jornada en la que el Mónaco tomó impulso en el estadio Geoffroy-Guichard, donde los aficionados del Saint-Étienne obligaron a interrumpir el duelo por el lanzamiento de fuegos artificiales. Con los tantos de Moussa Dembélé, Thiago Mendes, Karl Toko Ekambi y con un doblete de Houssem Aouar, el Olympique Lyon despachó un partido que estuvo igualado hasta la última media hora, en la que los hombres dirigidos por Peter Bosz pegaron el acelerón para dejar atrás al Montpellier. El Lyon necesitaba la victoria.