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Sadio Mane feels Senegal’s experience will give them the edge against Egypt as he goes head to head with Liverpool team-mate Mohamed Salah in the Africa Cup of Nations final.
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Together Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane have lifted the Premier League and Champions League for Liverpool, but only one can fulfil their dreams on the international stage on Sunday when they face off in the Africa Cup of Nations final. Mane's Senegal are Africa's highest ranked side but have never been crowned continental champions. By contrast, seven-time champions Egypt have won the tournament more times than any other nation, but their last success came before Salah's debut in 2011. Egypt's greatest ever player said earlier in the tournament that lifting the trophy in Yaounde on Sunday as captain would mean even more than the success that has made him a world star at club level.
Salah and Sadio Mane have lifted the Premier League and Champions League for Liverpool, but only one can fulfill their dreams on the international stage on Sunday when they face off in the Africa Cup of Nations final. Mane's Senegal are Africa's highest ranked side but have never been crowned continental champions.
Salah and Mane have been integral to their countries passage to the final in Cameroon. Salah scored the winning penalty against Ivory Coast and was sensational against Morocco, while Mane has battled concussion to inspire Senegal through the knockout rounds.
Goalkeeper Mohamed Qotb Abou Gabal Ali, also known as Gabaski, was again the hero, as The Pharaohs of Egypt silenced hosts, Indomitable Lions of Cameroun, in the second semifinal of the 33rd Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) on Thursday night. In this report, GOWON AKPODONOR recalls a prediction made by the goalkeeper when The Pharaohs lost their Group D opening match to the Super Eagles of Nigeria at Stade Roumde Adjia in Garoau, northern Cameroun on January 11.
Written off after their campaign’s dismal start, Egypt has gone all the way to the final of the Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon, dispatching some of the continent’s heavyweights along the way and, just as importantly, discovering new gems in the squad.