Sangare, who was at fault for Sierra Leone's late equaliser in a dramatic 2-2 draw, looks set to retain his place when the Ivorians take on Algeria in an all-important Afcon clash on Thursday.
Sangare was also taken to hospital due to an injury suffered in an awkward landing in his error that led to the late equaliser.
=7. Siphiwe Tshabalala, Steven Pienaar, Mbulelo Mabizela, Kagisho Dikgacoi, Dean Furman, Andile Jali, Tokelo Rantie & Teboho Mokoena – 2 goals each
2. Philemon Masinga – 6 goals
=5. Benni McCarthy – 3 goals
=5. Delron Buckley – 3 goals
4. Sibusiso Zuma – 4 goals
1. Shaun Bartlett – 7 goals
3. Bernard Parker – 5 goals
Speaking to KickOff, the Ivorian international confirmed that he had lost his father a day later after the Sierra Leone clash.
"It's true that I lost my father, who has passed on," Sangare said.
"I will remain in the Afcon camp with the team. I am good now."
Ivory Coast requires at least a draw against Algeria to advance to the knockout stages of the continental tournament.