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In Group H, Namibia<\/b> were unable to make their first-half chances count during their home game against Tunisia<\/b> in neutral Johannesburg,<\/p>\n
However, the North Africans could count themselves somewhat fortunate when Charles Hambira\u2019s 14th-minute effort was ruled out after Erastus Kalula was adjudged to have fouled goalkeeper Bechir Ben Said.<\/p>\n
The draw takes Namibia on to eight points in Group H, two behind Tunisia, while Liberia<\/b> are a point further back after Sheikh Sesay\u2019s last-minute winner gave the Lone Stars a 1-0 away win against Sao Tome e Principe<\/b> in neutral Oudja, Morocco.<\/p>\n
However, the picture is complicated by Fifa\u2019s ruling that Emilio Nsue was ineligible to play for Equatorial Guinea in their first two qualifiers<\/a> – which turned their 1-0 wins over Namibia and Liberia into 3-0 defeats.<\/p>\n The Central Africans could yet appeal the sanction.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Djibouti<\/b> picked up their first point in Group A with a 1-1 draw against Ethiopia,<\/b> who remain fifth in a table topped by Egypt.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n