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After scoring in Guinea's 1-2 win over Uganda, Seydouba Cissé has yet to regain his composure. His goal in the 94th minute was invaluable for the Syli, who are thus off to a perfect start to the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. "Before the match, the coach (Kaba Diawara) told me to take a risk and enjoy myself.So I took the ball and said to myself, 'I'm going to shoot this hard in front of goal, and either someone touches it or it goes in. I took the shot and saw the ball go in. Scoring for your club is one thing, but scoring for your country for the first time is a real thrill," says the midfielder from Leganés (D2 Spain).
