(1)Cameroon soccer team leaves training camp for Niigata

(1)Cameroon soccer team leaves training camp for Niigata

NAKATSUE, Japan - Cameroon striker Patrick Mboma shakes hands with a villager in Nakatue in Oita Prefecture on May 31 as Cameroon soccer team players leave the village for Niigata after holding a week-long training camp there. Cameroon will play their opening game with Ireland in the first round of the World Cup finals on June 1. (World Cup 2002)

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