US EditionCameroon, Ivory Coast Draw Heavyweight Clash
Both teams secured a point in a tense match with Amad Diallo scoring for Ivory Coast and Junior Tchamadeu equalizing for Cameroon in stoppage time.
- On Wednesday, Ivory Coast and Cameroon drew 1-1 at the Marrakesh Stadium, a result shaping Group F's race for round-of-16 spots after both sides won their openers.
- On Wednesday, both sides entered on winning starts, with Ivory Coast as defending AFCON champions and Cameroon as seven-time winners, making their Group F clash decisive.
- In the 51st minute, Amad Diallo opened scoring with a curled left-foot strike from a Ghislain Konan through ball, and Junior Tchamadeu equalised minutes later with a deflected effort past Yahia Fofana.
- Late substitutions failed to alter the score as Wilfried Zaha and Cameroon changes including Bassogog and Boyomo could not find a winner in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
- The draw leaves both teams on four points and well placed for knockout qualification from Group F, with high-profile players including Amad Diallo, Frank Kessie and Bryan Mbeumo ensuring strong interest.
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Cameroon, Ivory Coast draw heavyweight clash
MARRAKECH, Dec 28 : Defending champions Ivory Coast took a lead that lasted only five minutes before Cameroon equalised to secure a 1-1 draw in their heavyweight clash at the Africa Cup of Nations finals on Sunday.Amad Diallo scored for a second successive game to open the scoring for the Ivorians in the 5
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