Cameroon converted only one of their four spot-kicks, with Abou Gabal blocking two of the strikes before Clinton Njie missed his attempt.Egypt will be aiming to win a record-extending eighth Cup of Nations title when they face Senegal in Sunday’s final.
The match itself delivered few highlights, played on a heavy pitch that sapped the energy out of the players. Cameroon centreback Michael Ngadeu Ngadjui had the best chances of a first half that was low on tempo, high on ball turn over and short on opportunity. Karl Toko Ekambi might have also found the net in the first period for the hosts but his 32nd minute effort lacked power and looped up for goalkeeper Abou Gabal to comfortably catch.
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