Guinea advances to AFCON quarterfinals after drawing of lots

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On this occasion, luck favored Guinea, one of the nations in west Africa ravaged by the Ebola virus.

It was a rare -- the last time lots were drawn at the continental tournament was in 1988 -- and unfair way to settle second place in Group D according to both managers but ultimately it's Guinea boss Michel Dussuyer and his team that will face Ghana on Sunday in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.



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Two balls, numbered '2' for second place and '3' for third place, were placed in a bowl and the rest was left to chance Thursday.

'Amara Dabo, from the Finance Division of the Guinea Ministry of Sports picked the ball numbered '2' and Boubacar Diarra, president of the Mali Football Federation was the loser after picking out ball number '3,'' Africa's governing body said on its website.

The outcome left Diarra in tears and former Mali international Frederic Kanoute tweeted his displeasure about the method used to separate the sides.

Guinea last beat Ghana in 1977, a year after registering its best showing at the African Cup of Nations by making the final.

In the three other quarterfinals: Ivory Coast faces Algeria, Tunisia plays host Equatorial Guinea and Congo meets DR Congo.

Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death'



On this occasion, luck favored Guinea, one of the nations in west Africa ravaged by the Ebola virus. Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' The outcome left Diarra in tears and former Mali international Frederic Kanoute tweeted his displeasure about the method used to separate the sides. Follow us at @CNNSport and like us on Facebook Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' Follow us at @CNNSport and like us on Facebook Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' The outcome left Diarra in tears and former Mali international Frederic Kanoute tweeted his displeasure about the method used to separate the sides. Follow us at @CNNSport and like us on Facebook On this occasion, luck favored Guinea, one of the nations in west Africa ravaged by the Ebola virus. Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' It was a rare -- the last time lots were drawn at the continental tournament was in 1988 -- and unfair way to settle second place in Group D according to both managers but ultimately it's Guinea boss Michel Dussuyer and his team that will face Ghana on Sunday in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. 'Amara Dabo, from the Finance Division of the Guinea Ministry of Sports picked the ball numbered '2' and Boubacar Diarra, president of the Mali Football Federation was the loser after picking out ball number '3,'' Africa's governing body said on its website. In the three other quarterfinals: Ivory Coast faces Algeria, Tunisia plays host Equatorial Guinea and Congo meets DR Congo. Follow us at @CNNSport and like us on Facebook On this occasion, luck favored Guinea, one of the nations in west Africa ravaged by the Ebola virus. Two balls, numbered '2' for second place and '3' for third place, were placed in a bowl and the rest was left to chance Thursday. In the three other quarterfinals: Ivory Coast faces Algeria, Tunisia plays host Equatorial Guinea and Congo meets DR Congo. Two balls, numbered '2' for second place and '3' for third place, were placed in a bowl and the rest was left to chance Thursday. Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' 'Amara Dabo, from the Finance Division of the Guinea Ministry of Sports picked the ball numbered '2' and Boubacar Diarra, president of the Mali Football Federation was the loser after picking out ball number '3,'' Africa's governing body said on its website. 'Amara Dabo, from the Finance Division of the Guinea Ministry of Sports picked the ball numbered '2' and Boubacar Diarra, president of the Mali Football Federation was the loser after picking out ball number '3,'' Africa's governing body said on its website. It was a rare -- the last time lots were drawn at the continental tournament was in 1988 -- and unfair way to settle second place in Group D according to both managers but ultimately it's Guinea boss Michel Dussuyer and his team that will face Ghana on Sunday in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. The outcome left Diarra in tears and former Mali international Frederic Kanoute tweeted his displeasure about the method used to separate the sides. Two balls, numbered '2' for second place and '3' for third place, were placed in a bowl and the rest was left to chance Thursday. Two balls, numbered '2' for second place and '3' for third place, were placed in a bowl and the rest was left to chance Thursday. The outcome left Diarra in tears and former Mali international Frederic Kanoute tweeted his displeasure about the method used to separate the sides. Follow us at @CNNSport and like us on Facebook Guinea last beat Ghana in 1977, a year after registering its best showing at the African Cup of Nations by making the final. Read: Algeria escapes 'Group of Death' In the three other quarterfinals: Ivory Coast faces Algeria, Tunisia plays host Equatorial Guinea and Congo meets DR Congo. Guinea last beat Ghana in 1977, a year after registering its best showing at the African Cup of Nations by making the final.

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