Cameroon are at the end of the day the champs of the African Cup of Nations in the wake of arranging a definitive battle against Egypt.
Vincent Aboubakar fell off the seat to score a dazzling champ with two minutes left as Cameroon battled once again from behind to beat Egypt 2-1 in an exciting Africa Cup of Nations last on Sunday.
Munititions stockpile midfielder Mohamed Elneny had given Egypt the lead halfway through the main half and Egypt seemed to be on course to win an unrivaled eighth Cup of Nations crown in their first appearance at the competition since 2010.
Be that as it may, Nicolas Nkoulou, who had fallen off the seat in the primary half, headed in the equalizer just before the hour check and his kindred substitute Aboubakar hammered in the victor in the 88th moment.
That started confusion in a close limit horde of more than 38,000 in Gabon's capital, made up in its larger part by Cameroonian supporters.
It is a fifth Cup of Nations crown for the Indomitable Lions, a first since 2002, and the first occasion when they have beaten Egypt in the last in three endeavors.
Egypt missed the mark on their arrival to the opposition following a seven-year nonattendance, and the annihilation will be particularly excruciating for their mentor Hector Cuper.
The Argentine was urgent to win a trophy after a profession corrupted by spoiled fortunes in finals at club level, including consecutive annihilations in the UEFA Champions League with Valencia toward the begin of the most recent decade.
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