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Senegal have named a new striker for their two remaining friendlies this month.

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West Ham United striker Diafra Sakho has been recalled to the Senegal squad in one of two changes for this month's decisive Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Sakho has scored a record-equalling six goals in his first six starts in the Premier League after his move from Metz in France's Ligue 2 but he has played just three minutes for Senegal as a late substitute in a friendly in Burkina Faso in May. Diafro Sakho has been called up to the Senegal squad after scoring six goals in six games for West Ham . Sakho beats Manchester City's Gael Clichy to head home against Manchester City last month . The 24-year-old Sakho comes in for Demba Ba who has been dropped by coach Alain Giresse. Boavista goalkeeper Mamadou Ba is the other change for the qualifiers away to Egypt on November 15 and home to Botswana on November 19. Senegal are second in Group G with seven points, three behind Tunisia but ahead of Egypt in six points and pointless Botswana. The top two teams in each qualifying group advance to next year's finals. Sakho has scored one goal in two previous appearances for Senegal .