Camara on form for Senegal - report

Sweden 1 Senegal 1

Camara on form for Senegal - report
Sun, 16 Jun, 2002 - 09:24

Sweden 1 Senegal 1

Henri Camara’s first World Cup goal hauled Senegal level as Sweden wilted in the heat of Oita after taking an early lead through Celtic striker Henrik Larsson.

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