Ivory Coast beat Rwanda 2-0 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Thursday (January 7) in their final build-up match for the African Cup of Nations in Angola this month.
The goals came in the final four minutes of the match. Bamba Souleymane opened the scoring with a header from a corner by Arthur Boka and in stoppage time, Angoua Brou headed in a corner from Emmanuel Eboue.
Ivorian captain and Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, who scored in their 1-0 friendly win over Tanzania last Monday (January Read more

Ivory Coast beat Rwanda 2-0 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Thursday (January 7) in their final build-up match for the African Cup of Nations in Angola this month.
The goals came in the final four minutes of the match. Bamba Souleymane opened the scoring with a header from a corner by Arthur Boka and in stoppage time, Angoua Brou headed in a corner from Emmanuel Eboue.
Ivorian captain and Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, who scored in their 1-0 friendly win over Tanzania last Monday (January 4), was substituted midway through the second half.
After the match, Ivorian Kolo Toure, who plays for Manchester City, was pleased with the win which came just eight days before their first match in the African Cup of Nations against Ghana.
"We had more chances to score with those chances we had, but it made excitement in the game. But in the end, we got the win which is really important for our confidence," said Toure.
Ivorian coach Vahid Halihodzic praised the Rwandan side for their efforts but said that they were let down by their lack of confidence in attack.
"I was very impressed with the quality, the speed and power of the game, they just need more confidence especially when they are attacking. They spend more of the time trying to defend rather than trying to attack," said Halihodzic. Close