Cameroon will play a decisive qualification match against Switzerland for the second round today Tuesday in Edmonton. CamerVibe ' s Chief football correspondent has hinted that the Lionesses will beat the Swiss 2 goals to 1. The Indomitable Lionesses have arrived in the city of Edmonton where their last group stage match will take place. Despite the stone wall task, the Lionesses continue to distill good humor and joy of life around them with the hope that history will be made in Canada. The ladies are focused on Switzerland, an opponent who looks tough with regards to their thrashing 10-1 of Ecuador during the 2nd day of Group C. [post_ad] The Indomitable Lionesses have promised to stay focused throughout the match. They will particularly be wary of Switzerland's Fabienne Humm, author of three goals in five minutes against Ecuador and signing the fastest hat-trick in Women's World Cup. Attention also will be on Ramona Bachmann and Lara Dickenmann, both of whom di

Cameroon will take on the Democratic Republic of Congo today in Mons, Belgium in a warm up encounter towards the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations. The confrontation between the two countries will be the second in less than six months as both countries separated on a one-all tie in a friendly match in December in the build up to the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea. Both sides seem to be in good shape judging from their latest results. The Leopards who have been in camp in Belgium since June 1 st , walloped a local division five football club, 14-0 while the Indomitable Lions who have equally been in camp since June 1 st  in France, beat Burkina Faso 3-2 on Saturday in a friendly at the Yves du Manoir de Colombes stadium in the outskirts of Paris. [post_ad] After the encounter, the Lions were given a day off to rest and resumed training the day after at the Leonard de Vinci playground; training twice a day in the morning an evening periods. The Lion’s squad which has

Cameroonians kept a football vigil over events in Vancouver- Canada, where for the first time in the history of the Women's World Cup, two new comers met. One would have expected a balanced encounter between Cameroon and Ecuador in the opening Group C Canada 2015, but the Anglophone leadership mounted by Enow Ngachu of the Cameroon side became the decisive factor. They arrived Canada with nothing and the manager relied on YouTube images to get an insight into our Ecuador opponents. Then fake promises followed from the CPDM FECAFOOT crime syndicate. But the girls kept their faith in the man they all refer to as Dad.  Gaëlle Enganamouit announced before the game that "We can win the World Cup." The time to make our mark on the world stage had come and the Lionesses joined the acts of speech. Cameroon Radio and Television senior sports commentator Fon Echikeye made a summary of the actions that led to Cameroon crushing Ecuador 6:O.  A strike returned by the Ecuador

Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon in Canada since last Saturday have played and won (3-1) their first friendly against North Shore Girls Soccer, a local team, on Sunday, May 17th, 2015. Christine Manie Ngono opened the scoring in the 30th minute. The other two goals were from Rose Bella and Meffometou Falone. The only goal of the Canadian team was scored by Emily Lieumen. The Lionesses are the first of the 24 delegations expected at this Women’s World Cup 2015 to set foot on Canadian soil. The competition starts in about three weeks. This will notably allow them time to acclimate and adjust to the time change (8 hour time difference between Yaoundé and Vancouver). “We will try during these two and a half weeks to correct deficiencies. I think with the friendly matches we have delivered with boys and Ivory Coast recently, preparing in full swing, and we get down to correct the failings that we have seen, especially in the last game , ” said Bernadette Anong, former captain and

  “The person that said winning isn’t everything, never won anything.”   “A lot of football success is in the mind. You must believe that you are the best and then make sure that you are.” “In football everything is complicated by the presence of the opposite team.”

Interogated about the renewal of Volker Finke’s contract by President Paul Biya, Roger Milla did not prevent himself to express his feelings. “ Sincerely speaking, I am against this contract renewal for Volker Finke. Since this man has been in this position, he has brought nothing to us. It’s useless to continue with him. he brought nothing to our country. We need to change him. We need a new coach “. Explained Roger Milla. As if that was not enough, the hero of the Italy 1990 World Cup is with the idea that local coaches should be chosen instead of strangers. “ I will never stop saying that am supporting the fact that we should hire a Cameroonian coach for the Indomitable Lions. let’s also give chances to a Cameroonian coach ” says he who succeeded in making Jean Paul Akono to be recruited as the main coach of the Indomitable Lions. The later, due to some issues, was removed withing less than 2 years, to the detriment of Volker Finke.

CamerVibes Clinton Njie is at his peak. The Cameroonian rising star is at his highest level in the French ligue 1 since 2 weeks now. After his score during the 33th encounter of his club Lyon against Saint Etienne, the 21 years old striker has again scored during the 34th encounter against Reims of his fellow brother Benjamin Moukandjo. He now has 4 goals in his counter this season. It’s beacuse of his good performance that he is always among the 11 of his team this ending season. His manager, Hubert Fournier is not counting on benching him so soon. His team mates, notably Alenxandre Lacazette can’t prevent themselves from saluting his talent. “ things are different with Clinton Njie he permits the fluid movement of ball and open us more spaces. He served me well this season “. Says Lacazette. Meanwhile Jordan Ferri, another player of Lyon sees someone “ very kind, simple, with a lot of  humor ” With these performances, Clinton Njie puts smiles on his fans. He proves more and mo

His contract expires on the 24th May 2015, and yet Mr. Finke does not know what awaits him. The poor results encountered by the National team under his leadership these last months are not helping him either. We can still remember the poor performance of the Indomitable Lions in the Brazil World Cup where the Lions were eliminated in the first round of the competition after defeats from Mexico(0-1), Croatia(0-4), and Brazil(1-4). Mr. Finke deliberately decided to go along with injured players to the World Cup (more than 10 injured players according to some members of the medical staff who were later sacked). At the AFCON in Equatorial Guinea, this was the occasion for Volker Finke to buy his head. But he again went astray from the objective. In the surprise of many, the Indomitable Lions were yet again eliminated in the first round after two draws from Mali(1-1), Guinea Conakry(1-1), and a fatal defeat against Cote d’Ivoire (0-1). Rumors of corruption, influence of some players’ a

The Indomitable Lionesses has intensify and multiple training sessions against the 2016 Olympic Games scheduled to take place in Rio. It is in this backdrop that the team is presently in camp to prepare for an upcoming match pitting Liberia on May 3rd 2015. As part of the preparation for the encounter, the Head Coach of the Lionesses, Enow Ngatchu has published 26 names of home based players to take part in the training who will subsequently be joined by 14 professionals. The match to be played on May 3rd will take place in Cameroon since Liberia is just coming out of the dreaded disease, Ebola. In line with the lionesses calendar, the team will participate in the 2015 female World Cup in May and will prepare to defend their title at the 2015 All African Games in Congo-Brazzaville to be organised in September. Before the World Cup, the Lionesses will be camp in the United States not in Canada as was initially announced by the President of the Normalisation Committee, J

The Indomitable Lions captain expressed support for the renewal of the contract of the German technician. The contract of coach of the national team of Cameroon expires May 24, 2015 Stéphane Mbia, the contract of coach of the Cameroon team comes to an end. Would you like Volker Finke continues to lead the Indomitable Lions in qualifying for the 2017 African Cup of Nations? For me it is obvious. After the failure of the World Cup, Cameroon embarked on a reconstruction plan. It went through a change of mentality and the renewal of the workforce to 95%. I totally agree with the idea that he continues with this group it is creating. We must remember that we lost one game during the CAN 2015 against Côte d'Ivoire, the tournament winner. For me it is obvious that it continues. Volker Finke is the man for the job for you? All  did. I repeat. One game we lost this season. Against Côte d'Ivoire, in that game, at that time, there was a lack of experience. Many young people wer

Every season, the same song: the University Games, initially planned on a certain date, are reported at such other time. In the year 2015, the air is the same! The 18th edition of the University Games scheduled to start on May 2 and be completed Saturday, May 9, no longer take place on those dates that had been sent to the heads of academic institutions in February 2015 by the Minister of Higher Education . There are two weeks, the first change moved the kickoff of the Games to Sunday, May 3 Last Saturday, April 25, the Organizing Committee decided to a second modification by plotting the 18th University Games of 24 to 31 May 2015. No official explanation has so far given to justify these multiple reports. But according to indiscretions, the delay in the delivery of sports facilities is the cause of these against time. Sources within the National Federation of University games point to the late release of funds by the government. The site that will host the ceremonies Opening an

“We are so happy to be in the semi-finals,” said Sevilla FC’s Stéphane Mbia, with UEFA.com’s Richard van Poortvliet impressed by the 28-year-old’s resilient showing. Sevilla FC like the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Cup that preceded it. The team from the south of Spain overcame a tough test against FC Zenit to book their place in the semi-final draw as they look to retain their title – something they did in 2007. Central to those ambitions has been defensive midfielder Stéphane Mbia, who was outstanding for Unai Emery’s men in Russia’s second city on Thursday as Sevilla withstood Zenit’s second-half onslaught. “It is so difficult to play here and they have a really good team,” the Cameroon international told UEFA.com afterwards. “We knew what we wanted to do, but we had a bit of luck and we managed to score [a decisive late goal].” Mbia has the rare ability to adjust his game to the situation required. He has scored three and provided two assists in this season’s UEFA Europ

The Volker Finke contract as the head of the Cameroon team comes to an end. For his captain Stephane Mbia, but the coach must stay in office. Midfielder ensures that the German is best able to lead the Indomitable Lions to the African Cup of Nations in 2017. RFI: Stéphane Mbia, the contract of coach of the Cameroon team comes to an end. Would you like Volker Finke continues to lead the Indomitable Lions in qualifying for the 2017 African Cup of Nations? Stéphane Mbia: For me, it is obvious. After the failure of the World Cup, Cameroon embarked on a reconstruction plan. It went through a change of mentality and the renewal of the workforce to 95%. I totally agree with the idea that he continues with this group it is creating. We must remember that we lost one game during the CAN 2015 against Côte d'Ivoire, the tournament winner. For me it is obvious that it continues. Volker Finke is the man for the job for you? Very much so. I repeat. One game we lost this season. Again

The coach of Cameroon has moved to Barcelona to watch the quarter-final of the Champions League between Barça PSG. His journey is not just for fun, he had a mission. The German engineer went to meet Jean Marie Dongou to try to convince him to join the lair of the Indomitable Lions. Indeed, the 20-year-old striker has already refused any summons from Finke, since he was selected for the first time in the margins of the qualifying match of the 2014 World Cup against Libya, September 8, 2013 . According to sources close to the Lions coaching staff, the player had refused to come because he had trouble with his now former mentor, Samuel Eto'o. Now that the four African golden ball is gone for good retirement Dongou has more excuses to give, but if he really does not want to wear the shirt of his country. Finke should attend one or two training sessions of FC Barcelona B. It should also meet Fabrice Ondoa and Franck Bagnack two other Cameroonian international. Starafrica

The attitude of the Cameroon team needs to improve if they are to be successful again, says forward Benjamin Moukandjo. The Indomitable Lions disappointed in this year’s Africa Cup of Nations – having missed the two previous editions – despite qualifying unbeaten. Moukandjo told BBC Sport: “We went to the last Nations Cup with so much confidence but we failed everyone. “The qualifiers for the next tournament start soon but we must now change our attitude and mentality.” Cameroon were a dominant force in the century’s first decade, winning back-to-back titles in 2000 and 2002 and finishing runners-up in 2008. But they have fallen away badly in the last five years, their low point coming in last summer’s World Cup in Brazil where they lost all three matches, had Alex Song sent off and saw team-mates Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Benjamin Moukandjo clash on the field. It seemed they had turned a corner when they hit good form to qualify for the 2015 Nations Cup in Equatorial G

2017 AFCON qualifiers: Cameroon to face Gambia,Mauritius and South Africa 09/04/2015 The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon has been polled in Group M to face Gambia,Mauritius Island and South Africa in the qualifiers of the 2017 AFCON. Of the three teams, bookmakers think the greatest threat to Cameroon is South Africa that organised the competition in 2013, won the cup in1996 and attained the runners up stage in 1998 and got to quater finals in 2015. Gambia on her part has not been a regular participant, the team was banned for fraud in 2014. The Mauritius Island has qualified once for the final round of the Africa Cup of Nations in 1974. The tussle for the group ticket for the 2017 AFCON is expected to be between Cameroon and South Africa. According to the schedule, Cameroon will play host to the Mauritius Island between 12 and 14 June 2015. The national team later travels to Gambia in September for its second match and in March 2016 Cameroon will round off the qual

Jeux africains 2015 : les Espoirs du Cameroun tenus en échec 14/04/2015 Éliminée à l’issue du match nul (1-1) dimanche dernier au stade Ahmadou Ahidjo de Yaoundé contre le Zimbabwe après sa défaite au match aller, la sélection Espoirs ne prendra pas part aux Jeux africains de Brazzaville au mois de septembre prochain Après l’échec du match-aller (1-0), le staff technique a pourtant  apporté des modifications  au groupe. L’attaque  a été  par exemple complètement  remodelée, avec les arrivées d’Alain Ebwelle sociétaire du FC Valence (Espagne), Ernest Anang du Stade Tunisien (Tunisie), Souleymane Moussa et Atouba Emane (Coton Sport de Garoua) entre autres. Dans les onze entrants du sélectionneur Pierre Ndjili Ndengue, seuls Brice Tchamabo, (Lion blessé), Luc Landry Tabi Manga (Apejes) et Olivier Simo Kingue (Kuffour Academy) faisaient partie du groupe qui a effectué le déplacement de Harare lors du match-aller. Sur le terrain, il a manqué à l’équipe, la   cohésion dans l

FENASSCO B Games: Minister says no situation of fraud will be tolerated 13/04/2015 The Minister of Basic Education, Youssouf Hadidja Alim has launched the 2015 edition of the national primary games, FENASSCO B, in the West Regional Capital of Bafoussam. Amongst the highlight of the opening ceremony was the lighting of the Olympic flame which was handed to the three Ministers in attendance: Youssouf Alim Hadidja, Adoum Garoua of Sports and Physical Education and Zacharie Perevet of Employment and Vocational Training. The three Members of Government then handed over the Olympic flame to the Delegate of the West Region, Emmanuel Nzete who marched round the ceremonial ground. Addressing participants the Minister of Basic Education said no situation  of fraud shall be tolerated. The Ministers accompanied by West Regional Governor, Awa Fonka Augustine visited the dormitories where the athletes are being lodged. This 10th edition of the competition has been organised under the

Classement Fifa : le Cameroun gagne une place 11/04/2015  La sélection camerounaise est classée 48e à l’issue du classement d’avril publié par la Fédération internationale de football association Ce bond d’un point  est le fruit de deux victoires arrachées lors de la période Fifa du mois de mars dernier par les Lions Indomptables.  Ils ont joué contre l’ Indonésie (0-1) et la Thaïlande (2-3)  en amical au mois de mars. Des adversaires de moindre importance à la bourse des valeurs de la Fifa. C’est pourquoi  le Cameroun n’enregistre pas un progrès significatif. L’Indonésie et la Thaïlande étaient alors classées respectivement 156ème et 142ème, alors que le Cameroun était 49ème.  Lle Cameroun n’a pas évolué, mais régressé, de  646 à 628 points . Sur le plan africain, le Cameroun est 9ème,  derrière le Cap vert (37ème et 6ème africain), la Guinée (41ème et 7ème africain) et le Niger (45ème et 8ème africain). Le leader du continent reste l’ Algérie malgré sa chuté de la 18ème   à la

Éliminatoires Can 2017: le Cameroun favori de son groupe 09/04/2015 Tiré avec l’Afrique du sud, la Mauritanie et la Gambie dans le groupe M par la Caf, hier 8 avril au Caire, le Cameroun occupe la 49e place au classement Fifa devançant ainsi ses adversaires Il s'agit de la 31e édition de la Coupe d'Afrique des nations de football. Le pays hôte de la compétition a été dévoilé hier au Caire en Egypte, à savoir le Gabon. Les 52 pays en lice sont répartis dans 13 groupes de quatre équipes. Les équipes classées premières de chaque groupe et les deux meilleurs deuxièmes tous groupes confondus seront qualifiées pour la suite de la compétition. Le capitaine Stéphane Mbia et ses coéquipiers amorcent la phase éliminatoire le 13 juin prochain face à Mauritanie à la maison, au stade Ahmadou Ahidjo de Yaoundé.  Ils iront défier pour la 2e journée, la Gambie à Banjul entre les 4, 5 et 6 septembre avant d’achever la phase aller par une autre rencontre contre l’Afrique du sud le 25 ma