Dream team VI qualify for semi-final

 Samson Siasia's lads failed to take their chances throughout the 90 minutes as they and Fennec Foxes shared the spoils, and will now face Senegal in the semi final
Nigeria were held to a 0-0 draw by Algeria in their last Group B game of the Africa U23 Championship played at the Stade Léopold Sédar Senghor, Dakar.
With both teams tied on four points, either side came into the clash knowing a win would all but assure them of a place in the last four.



Unlike much of the action previously seen at the finals, what followed was a disjointed affair devoid of any real pattern, although the Nigerians created the clearer goalscoring opportunities but failed to convert.
Algeria  goalkeeper Abdelkadir Salhi  put in an excellent display and made a superb save in each half, scooping Junior Ajayi’s strike away following a pinpoint Muhammed Usamn pass  in the first period before keeping out Eyo Ebong’s effort in the second half.
Nigeria dominated the latter stages, but ultimately Samson Siasai’s side failed to deliver the goal they  desperately craved, and the stalemate leaves the two teams locked on five points with the north Africans topping the group on goal difference.
Algeria  goalkeeper Abdelkadir Salhi  put in an excellent display and made a superb save in each half, scooping Junior Ajayi’s strike away following a pinpoint Muhammed Usamn pass  in the first period before keeping out Eyo Ebong’s effort in the second half.
Nigeria dominated the latter stages, but ultimately Samson Siasai’s side failed to deliver the goal they desperately craved, and the stalemate leaves the two teams locked on five points with the north Africans topping the group on goal difference.
Oussama Darfalou and Oussama Chita too threatened but a better organised backline put some fine saved from Emmanuel Daniel frustrated Pierre Andre Schurman’s team from wreaking havoc.
Ajayi brought a smart stop out of Salhi in stoppage time as the game became stretched, but both sides had to settle for a draw that means they each booked a place to the semifinal.
Nigeria face unbeaten hosts Senegal in the last four while South Africa square up against Algeria for a place in the final on Wednesday December 9, 2015.
The finalist will secure an automatic place to the 2016 Olympics with the third placed team getting the last spot to the quadrennial multisport event in Brazil.