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Flight cancellations, road closures and power cuts were caused after Storm Isha battered the nation. Winds of up to 90mph put the UK at a stand-still after an amber warning was placed across the country on Sunday (January 21).
ABIDJAN :Mohamed Salah will return to Liverpool for treatment on his hamstring injury but only after watching Egypt complete their group fixtures at the Africa Cup of Nations finals when they meet Cape Verde Islands in Abidjan on Monday.
The warnings had been abundant in the first nine days of the Africa Cup of Nations. There really are very few lightweights left on the continent. Almost everybody who has overcome the long miles of travel and awkward acclimatisation to make the last 24 of the new, expanded format has enough competitive nous to feel they belong.
Mohamed Salah is set to go through the rehabilitation from his posterior injury with Liverpool but could yet play again for Egypt in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
Storm Isha brought dangerously strong winds to the UK on Sunday (January 21), with trains cancelled, delays on the roads and a 'do not travel' warning issued to the public.
ABIDJAN : Egypt's Mohamed Salah said a statement on his injury at the Africa Cup of Nations will be made by his country and Premier League club Liverpool, leaving up in air whether he will be able to compete further at the tournament in the Ivory Coast.
Storm Isha is set to batter the UK on Sunday with wind speeds of up to 90mph predicted for parts of the country.
Namibia’s win over Tunisia in the Africa Cup Nations was the shock of the tournament so far. Tunisia are ranked 28th in the world, the third highest in Africa. Namibia, from a country of only two million, are ranked 115th.