Cameroon staged a remarkable comeback against The Gambia, securing a position in the last 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The intense match featured late VAR drama and contentious disallowed goals, providing spectators with nail-biting moments. In a thrilling conclusion, Christopher Wooh's decisive header in the closing minutes secured a 3-2 victory for Cameroon. Despite The Gambia's spirited efforts, including a disallowed goal for handball, they exited the tournament without securing a single point.
Simultaneously, Senegal showcased their football prowess, dominating Group C with a convincing 2-0 triumph over Guinea. The reigning champions displayed their class as Abdoulaye Seck's commanding header from Krepin Diatta's free-kick broke the deadlock just after the hour mark. Iliman Ndiaye's clinical finish in the dying moments solidified Senegal's flawless record in the group stage.
Despite a disallowed goal for Sadio Mane, who had earlier missed an open goal, Senegal's stellar performance earned them the top spot in Group C. This victory instills confidence as they progress into the knockout stages, reaffirming their status as formidable contenders for the Africa Cup of Nations title.