23 players squad announced

August 29th, 2008 | by: patrick k |

The National Coach Patrice Neveu, has published the list of 23 players who will face Egypt at the Stade des Martyrs in Kinshasa on September 7th, for the 5th round of the duo qualifiers CAN/WC 2010.

The 23 Man Squad :

I. Goalkeepers : Kidiaba Robert (Mazembe), Nkudimbana Nicaise (Beveren) et Parfait Mandanda (Bordeaux) .

Defenders : Samy Joël (Nancy), Bokese Gladys (DCMP), Dikaba Rodrigue (Beauvais), Ilunga Hérita (Toulouse) et Zakuani Gabriel (Fulham) .

Milieux : Kossi Saka (Karl Zeis), Mulumbu Youssouf (Amiens), Ngoyi Grandi (PSG), Mabiala Larrys (PSG), Mongungu Cédric (Monaco), Tshiolola Tshinyama (Lokeren), Bapupa Cédric (Gefle), Mbayo Kibemba (Lokeren) et Matumona Zola (Brussels) .

Attaquants : Nonda Shabani (Galatasaray), Lofo Bongeli (V club), Lelo Mbelo Blaise (Al Hilal), Lualua Trésor (Al Arabi), Mbokani Dieumerci (Standard Liège), Mputu Mabi Trésor (Mazembe)

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Comments

By Tamim | September 1st, 2008 at 6:04 am

mmmm……with lualua going to qatar, i am sure no one will trouble us except us!!!

By Taha | September 5th, 2008 at 5:03 am

Egypt will crush you congo

Posted from Oman

By kadi | September 5th, 2008 at 8:18 am

whatever…let’s just wait for the game and then we can talk after that!

Posted from Canada

By buka | September 7th, 2008 at 10:48 am

no congo will win cuz egytp are a disjointed football unit you guys lost against SUDAN (i did even know that sudan had a football team)
i say 2 nil to congo with nonda scoring both

By Mike | September 30th, 2008 at 2:37 am

I am taking a champion Australian Rules footballer to Kinshasa the week of Oct 20. His name is Heritier O’Brien; his mother is Brazilian and his father Congolese. This will be his first visit to his father’s homeland. Does anyone know how I could contact some DRC footballers that he could meet with and have a kick? Here is a link to Heritier at his Melbourne club.chttp://www.magpies.net/nick/players/2005/hobrien.htm

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