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Les Fauves go from strength to strength. After their historic 6-0 win over Bhutan in their first match at the FIFA Series in Sri Lanka, the Central Africans recorded a 2nd straight victory. Again with style, but this time against Papua New Guinea (4-0). Raoul Savoy's men killed off any suspense in the first half with goals from Yamanendji-Malipangou (11th) and a brace from Godame (25th and 45th). Godame even made it three in the second half with another goal in the last ten minutes (79th). With this victory, the Central Africans have achieved a hat-trick in the competition.
