Eccentricities highlight Africa's No1 weakness  Dodgy keepers
are a feature of this year's Africa Cup of Nations     • The
Observer,     • Jump to comments () Zambia's Kennedy Mweene
Zambia's Kennedy Mweene celebrates after the victory over Gabon
– when he displayed a goalkeeping eccentricity which has been a
feature of this tournament. Photograph: Amr Abdallah
Dalsh/Reuters  Three-quarters of the way through Cameroon's
second match in the group stages of the Africa Cup of Nations in
Angola, they seemed to be on their way out. Having lost their
opener to Gabon, they trailed Zambia 1-0 and seemed devoid of
ideas on how to break them down. Geremi slung in a typically
uninspired cross from the right. Kennedy Mweene, the Zambia
goalkeeper, started to come for it, checked, came again, got his
feet in a terrible tangle, and finally sprawled on the ball,
only for it to squirm under him and inside the post.  In a
tournament of atrocious goalkeeping, that was probably the worst
moment, yet Mweene is a keeper of pedigr