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  • #16
    I searched some more and found a South African site with confirmation about the Somalia match:
    Ghana's tie with Somalia will be played over two legs in Ghana in November after Somalia ceded home advantage for the second successive qualifying campaign.

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    • #17


      Cameroon
      Senegal
      Nigeria
      South Africa
      Tunisia

      Friday, 10-10-2003 - Sunday, 12-10-2003:
      Equatorial Guinea - Togo 1-1
      Zimbabwe - Mauritania 3-0
      Somalia - Ghana 0-3
      Seychelles - Zambia 0-2
      Chad - Angola 1-2
      Guinea Bissau - Mali 0-2
      Sao Tome and Principe - Libya 0-1
      Niger - Algeria 0-1
      Tanzania - Kenya 0-1
      Burkina Faso - Central Africa 3-0
      Madagascar - Benin 0-1
      Ethiopia - Malawi 2-1
      Guinea - Mozambique 3-0
      Botswana - Lesotho 1-0
      Congo-Brazzaville - Sierra Leone 0-0
      Sudan - Eritrea 2-1
      Swaziland - Cape Verde 1-2
      Uganda - Mauritius 2-0
      Rwanda - Namibia 2-0
      Gambia - Liberia 1-0
      Burundi - Gabon 0-2

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      • #18
        Re: World Cup 2006 qualifying predictions - October

        Friday, 10-10-2003 - Sunday, 12-10-2003:
        Equatorial Guinea - Togo 2-1
        Zimbabwe - Mauritania 3-0
        Somalia - Ghana 1-2
        Seychelles - Zambia 0-4
        Chad - Angola 3-1
        Guinea Bissau - Mali 1-1
        Sao Tome and Principe - Libya 0-5
        Niger - Algeria 0-3
        Tanzania - Kenya 1-1
        Burkina Faso - Central Africa 1-1
        Madagascar - Benin 1-0
        Ethiopia - Malawi 2-1
        Guinea - Mozambique 1-3
        Botswana - Lesotho 2-0
        Congo-Brazzaville - Sierra Leone 4-1
        Sudan - Eritrea 2-2
        Swaziland - Cape Verde 1-1
        Uganda - Mauritius 3-0
        Rwanda - Namibia 1-2
        Gambia - Liberia 1-3
        Burundi - Gabon 0-0

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        • #19
          Qualifiers:
          Cameroon
          Nigeria
          South Africa
          Senegal
          Egypt


          Friday, 10-10-2003 - Sunday, 12-10-2003:
          Equatorial Guinea - Togo 0-2
          Zimbabwe - Mauritania 3-0
          Somalia - Ghana 0-2
          Seychelles - Zambia 0-2
          Chad - Angola 1-2
          Guinea Bissau - Mali 0-2
          Sao Tome and Principe - Libya 0-3
          Niger - Algeria 0-2
          Tanzania - Kenya 0-2
          Burkina Faso - Central Africa 3-0
          Madagascar - Benin 2-1
          Ethiopia - Malawi 1-1
          Guinea - Mozambique 2-0
          Botswana - Lesotho 2-0
          Congo-Brazzaville - Sierra Leone 2-1
          Sudan - Eritrea 3-1
          Swaziland - Cape Verde 1-0
          Uganda - Mauritius 1-1
          Rwanda - Namibia 1-1
          Gambia - Liberia 1-2
          Burundi - Gabon 0-1
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          • #20
            From what I understand (source), only 1 match will actually be played today (Guinea Bissau - Mali), all the other matches either on Saturday or on Sunday.
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            • #21
              Guinea Bissau - Mali 1-2
              Code:
               1 Kitschum          12 (+1)
               2 Paul              11 (+1)
               3 Big Crunch        10
               3 Zopperoni         10 (+1)
               5 Chilean President  9
               5 OneFootInTheGrave  9
               7 JCG                8
               7 Bas                8 (+1)
               9 Locutus            6 (+1)
               9 Wille              6
              11 Fergus Horkan      5
              11 Wernazuma III      5 (+1)
              11 Al'Kimiya          5 (+1)
              11 MikeH              5
              15 Kaos XIII          4

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              • #22
                Seychelles - Zambia 0-4
                Sao Tome and Principe - Libya 0-0
                Niger - Algeria 0-1
                Tanzania - Kenya 0-0
                Madagascar - Benin 1-1
                Botswana - Lesotho 4-1
                Uganda - Mauritius 3-0
                Code:
                 1 Paul              18 (+7)
                 2 Kitschum          17 (+5)
                 2 Bas               17 (+9)
                 4 Big Crunch        14 (+4)
                 5 Zopperoni         13 (+3)
                 6 Fergus Horkan     12 (+7)
                 7 Locutus            9 (+3)
                 7 Chilean President  9
                 7 OneFootInTheGrave  9
                 7 Wernazuma III      9 (+4)
                 7 Al'Kimiya          9 (+4)
                12 JCG                8
                13 MikeH              7 (+2)
                14 Kaos XIII          6 (+2)
                14 Wille              6
                I have uploaded the spreadsheet with all the results.

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                • #23
                  Equatorial Guinea - Togo 0-1
                  Zimbabwe - Mauritania 3-0
                  Chad - Angola 3-1
                  Ethiopia - Malawi 1-3
                  Guinea - Mozambique 1-0
                  Congo-Brazzaville - Sierra Leone 1-0
                  Swaziland - Cape Verde 1-1
                  Rwanda - Namibia 3-0
                  Burundi - Gabon 0-0
                  Code:
                   1 Paul              23 (+5)
                   2 Kitschum          21 (+4)
                   2 Fergus Horkan     21 (+9)
                   4 Bas               20 (+3)
                   5 Zopperoni         18 (+5)
                   6 Big Crunch        16 (+2)
                   7 Wernazuma III     15 (+6)
                   7 Al'Kimiya         15 (+6)
                   9 Locutus           14 (+5)
                   9 MikeH             14 (+7)
                  11 Kaos XIII         11 (+5)
                  12 Chilean President  9
                  12 OneFootInTheGrave  9
                  14 JCG                8
                  15 Wille              6
                  I have uploaded the spreadsheet with all the results.

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                  • #24
                    And the last two matches of this month:
                    Sudan - Eritrea 3-0
                    Gambia - Liberia 2-0
                    Code:
                     1 Paul               25 (+2)
                     2 Kitschum           23 (+2)
                     3 Fergus Horkan      21
                     4 Bas                20
                     5 Zopperoni          19 (+1)
                     6 Big Crunch         17 (+1)
                     7 Wernazuma III      16 (+1)
                     7 Al'Kimiya          16 (+1)
                     7 MikeH              16 (+2)
                    10 Locutus            15 (+1)
                    11 Kaos XIII          12 (+1)
                    12 Chilean President   9
                    12 OneFootInTheGrave   9
                    14 JCG                 8
                    15 Wille               6
                    I have uploaded the spreadsheet with all the results.
                    Last edited by Paul; October 13, 2003, 09:28.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by MikeH
                      I don't know enough about African football.
                      Here is my (not very scientific) system for predicting the winners in the African games.

                      A specific country is likely to win its game if:

                      - I have heard of it in any footballing context
                      - I can confidently place it on a map
                      - It is not currently involved in a major war ( this really shortens the list)
                      - If it has a big enough population to actually field, say, four teams to make a domestic league (ie not the Seychelles!)

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                      • #26
                        Yea, this is what I use:

                        1a) the more obscure sounding country loses;
                        1b) if both countries sound equally obscure, they draw.

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                        • #27
                          What I use: check qualifiers for last World Cup or African Nations Cup. See how many points the teams got, and account for different strength of opponents. If still in doubt, predict a draw. And I ended up with only one point less than Fergus, our resident African football expert.

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                          • #28
                            I do what I do with all the prediction competitions. Look at the teams, wait for inspiration, and write the first thing that comes into my head.

                            But I didn't feel any vibes from this lot.
                            Jon Miller: MikeH speaks the truth
                            Jon Miller: MikeH is a shockingly revolting dolt and a masturbatory urine-reeking sideshow freak whose word is as valuable as an aging cow paddy.
                            We've got both kinds

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Paul
                              What I use: check qualifiers for last World Cup or African Nations Cup. See how many points the teams got, and account for different strength of opponents. If still in doubt, predict a draw. And I ended up with only one point less than Fergus, our resident African football expert.
                              I did the same thing, but with much less success
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                              • #30
                                When I got too much free time, I do the same thing Paul and Locutus do, but this season I trust my feelings more. That's why I suck so much this year in all predictions.
                                "The world is too small in Vorarlberg". Austrian ex-vice-chancellor Hubert Gorbach in a letter to Alistar [sic] Darling, looking for a job...
                                "Let me break this down for you, fresh from algebra II. A 95% chance to win 5 times means a (95*5) chance to win = 475% chance to win." Wiglaf, Court jester or hayseed, you judge.

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