Here is the probable composition of Pape Thiaw – La Nouvelle Tribune

Here is the probable composition of Pape Thiaw – La Nouvelle Tribune
Here is the probable composition of Pape Thiaw – La Nouvelle Tribune

The Senegal prepares to face the Burkina Faso this Thursday at Mali for the 5th day of the playoffs of the 2025 African Cup of Nations. Currently second in group L, the Lions of Teranga are determined to take the lead in their group and establish their dominance in these qualifications.

For this clash, the Senegalese coach unveiled a solid and experienced lineup, aiming to maximize the chances of victory. The team relies on a strengthened defense, key to containing the formidable attack of the Stallions. At the head of this defensive line, the goalkeeper Edouard Mendy will bring his experience and reliability in goal, while Kalidou Koulibaly, Moussa Niakhate, Formosa Mendyet El Hadji Malick Diouf will ensure stability in defense.

The midfield, designed to combine solidity and creativity, could be led by Pape Gueye, Gana Gueye and English Ndiaye. Their role will be crucial in containing opposing offensives while initiating rapid counterattacks, a style of play that has often borne fruit for Senegal.

In attack, the explosive trio composed of Sadio Mané, Ismaila Sarr and Nicolas Jackson represents the main offensive threat. Their speed and precision could prove decisive in destabilizing the Burkinabe defense and scoring important goals.

As tension mounts for this decisive match, expectations are high. The Lions know that they no longer have the right to make mistakes and must gain the upper hand to stay in the race for qualification. Discover the probable composition of the Lions of Teranga below:

Guardian : Edouard Mendy

Defenders : Kalidou Koulibaly, Mousssa Niakhaté, Formose Mendy, El Hadji Malick Diouf

Midfielders : Pape Gueye, Gana Gueye, Iliman Ndiaye

Attackers : Sadio Mané, Ismaila Sarr, Nicolas Jackson

Senegal

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