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Battle Looms Over Aboutreika




A battle is looming between Egypt coach Hassan Shehata and Al Ahly over the fitness of star midfielder Mohamed Aboutreika, with the club insisting the player is injured and cannot take part in the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations.
Shehata does not appear to want to take their word for it though and has himself insisted that the player report for national team duty, where his fitness will be assessed.
The 31-year-old has a foot injury that lead Ahly to rule him out of action for six weeks, but Shehata is eager to see if the talismanic player can play some part in the tournament in Angola as Egypt seek to defend the title they have won on the last two occasions.
"We will send Aboutreika's medical report to the FA, explaining that he has a metatarsal stress fracture," Ahly sporting director Hadi Khashaba told the club's official site. "He will be fit after 40 days and thus shouldn’t play in the Nations Cup."
But according to reports in Egypt, Shehata will include Aboutreika in his squad even if he is injured, due to the influence on the team.
Egypt are already missing three big-name stars who have not been included due to injury, namely striker Amr Zaki, and midfielders Mohamed Barakat and Mohamed Shawky.

Nigeria Set Semis Target




Nigeria have set a target of reaching at least the last four of next month’s Africa Cup of Nations.
According to Nigeria coach, Shuaibu Amodu, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) have set a Nations Cup semi-final benchmark for him.
“The NFF know what they are talking about when they set a semi-final target for me because any team that gets to that stage is a potential winner,” said Amodu during a press briefing. “But I won’t just go to sleep simply because it was not spelt out in my brief that I must win (the competition).
“Every coach going to the Nations Cup is going there to win it.”
The Super Eagles were sent packing in the quarter-final of the 2008 Nations Cup in Ghana after they reached the semi-finals of the tournament four times on a stretch beginning from the 2000 edition of the championship.
Amodu would even get the team to win third-place at the 2002 Nations Cup in Mali.
The Eagles, who are drawn in Group C along with Egypt, Mozambique and Benin, plan two pre-tournament friendlies ahead of the big kick-off at Angola 2010.

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