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Briand defeated fellow Canadian Arthur Margelidon in the semifinal of the mens under-73-kilogram class, then defeated Mexicos Lee Matya for gold. Margelidon and Justin Fumiya Imagawa, who lost to Mata in the semifinals, each won their bronze-medal matches.NELSPRUIT, South Africa -- The African Cup of Nations produced all the colour, chaos and drama with which it has traditionally been associated on Monday, as well as a couple of surprising results in Group C. Leading the way was Ethiopia, whose return to the tournament after a 31-year absence drew an estimated 10,000 fans, with busloads of South African-based immigrants flooding into Nelspruit from Johannesburg. They were rewarded for their support with an unexpected 1-1 draw with defending champion Zambia, but not before they reacted to a red card for goalkeeper Jemal Tassew by throwing vuvuzelas and other debris onto the pitch. The match was delayed for eight minutes before order was restored, with organizers deploying riot police on the side of the pitch to maintain calm for the remainder of the evening. The tackle from Tassew was a dangerous one, with the goalkeeper flying into Chisamba Lungu outside the penalty area with his studs up at waist height, yet coach Sewnet Bishaw defended his player. "The goalkeeper is not only a goalkeeper, he is also a defender and he went to defend the ball. I tell you that should not be a red card," he said. "The reaction of the fans is normal. They are supporting their boys and they want them to win." Collins Mbesuma capitalized on Zambias numerical advantage in first-half injury time, but Ethiopia, whose effervescent striker Saladin Seida had missed a penalty in the 25th minute, regrouped during the break. 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In Port Elizabeth, Ghanas squad and coaching staff held a series of meetings to dissect Sundays slump against Congo in their Group B opener. Coach Kwesi Appiah said the players had first met among themselves on Sunday night to discuss how they blew a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 -- and nearly lose -- against a competitive and free-flowing Congolese team at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. More soul-searching gatherings would follow, Appiah said. Tipped as a strong title contender despite a relatively young team, Ghana has Mali next in the third meeting between the regular foes in the last two Cup of Nations. It needed to forget Congo quickly. "Once youre leading and you concede two goals ... How do I say it? Its important that you put it behind you," the softly spoken Appiah told reporters at a press conference in a stuffy room in the team hotel and beamed live back to Ghana. The coach and players Kwadwo Asamoah and Emmanuel Agyemang Badu had been brought in front of the cameras to explain Sundays tentative performance. The distance Ghana has to make up to the tournament favourite will be clearer when Didier Drogbas Ivory Coast takes on Emmanuel Adebayors Togo on Tuesday to start Group D in the sweltering heat of Rustenburg up in the north west. ' ' '