HOW Senegal became Africa's best, against all odds | Qatar 2022



Back in 2002, Senegal’s golden generation delivered their greatest ever World Cup performance – a shock quarterfinal run. At the time it seemed like an outlier, but in the past two decades they’ve overhauled their football program and helped develop another golden generation with even greater ambitions. How will the reigning African champions fare in Qatar, and how has one of the poorest countries competing at the tournament transformed into a contender?

Report: Paul Jäger and Ololade Adewuyi
Edit: Vincent Chmiel

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24 thoughts on “HOW Senegal became Africa's best, against all odds | Qatar 2022”

  1. I hope Mané will be fit again in time to play for Senegal at the tournament. Even though Senegal has a great squad without him, he still is the soul of the team and would be sorely missed.

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  2. Senegal has grow in strength and success! Do wish them the best as to me they stand the best chance of qualifying from the group!
    Cameroun can do likewise!
    To me! Ghana overcoming Uruguay , Portugal will be tough!
    Do wish all African the very best to fortune!

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  3. Well the way you relay how poor Senegal dang it . Aint that poor … those numbers are given based on western perspective of life. Life in Senegal is good though not your standard its good But good place 😊

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  4. Im actually surprised how much time they took to talk about the poverty side instead of the football side. And Senegal is not as poor as it sounds here, it is quite an stable and beautiful country with very nice people. The climate and food is great too!

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