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2011

African Union made it to next round thanks to Patrick S.

African Union Defensive Midfielder Patrick Sigha (left) and Left Back Joel (right) warming up before the game In a game where African Union was expected to lose by a wide margin, France came up on ...
<strong>African Union made it to next round thanks to Patrick S.</strong>
<strong>African Union made it to next round thanks to Patrick S.</strong>
2011

African Union made it to next round thanks to Patrick S.

African Union Defensive Midfielder Patrick Sigha (left) and Left Back Joel (right) warming up before...
African Union Defensive Midfielder Patrick Sigha (left) and Left Back Joel (right) warming up before the game

In a game where African Union was expected to lose by a wide margin, France came up on top with a winning score of just 1-0. African Union defensive midfielder Patrick Sigha was very cautious about committing some of his players forward. He clearly used was work best for his team: A variety of skills and rapid tempo changes in the buildup process by making forward runs at all angles which is unpredictable and difficult to contain. This strategy has subdued the favorite France to score just one goal.

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