Group B  This is a group marked by west African rivalry and the
speedy progress on the parts of Senegal and Mali over the last
few years Senegal and Liverpool's El Hadj Diouf Senegal's hopes
rest on El Hadji Diouf. Really.   Finishing surprise runners-up
last time out, Senegal went on to giant-killing heights at the
World Cup and haven't come down since. A talented, Europe-based
squad and administrational harmony have combined to make this
possible, and though Bruno Metsu's departure has since rocked
the boat, the Senegalese will remain favourites to lift the cup.
Squad: Tony Sylva (Monaco, France), Kalidou Cissoko (Jeanne
d'Arc, Senegal), Oumar Diallo (Diaraf, Senegal), Pape Malick
Diop (Lorient, France), Souleymane Diawara (Sochaux, France),
Lamine Diatta (Rennes, France), Omar Daf (Sochaux, France),
Ferdinand Coly (Perugia, Italy), Habib Beye (Olympique
Marseille, France), Ibrahima Faye (La Gantoise, Belgium), Aliou
Cisse (Birmingham City, England), Salif Diao (Liverpool,
England), Abdoulaye Diagne Faye (