So, after 120 minutes of scoreless but exciting football, a penalty shootout will decide the winner of the Africa Cup of Nations. It's been an absolutely fantastic tournament, but the drama isn't done yet. The Ivory Coast had looked absolutely unstoppable in their first five matches, while Zambia have had to battle their way to the final - yet it's the latter who've looked more like scoring and who probably deserve to win.

Boubacar Barry and Kennedy Mweene (who took a knock at the end of extra time and looks rather unhappy with life right now) both have a chance to be heroes, and all the pressure is on the kick takers. Who's going to emerge from the shootout as African champions? Let's find out!

First up are the Ivory Coast...


Cheick Tiote SCORES. Mweene sent the wrong way. 1-0 Ivory Coast.

Christopher Katongo SCORES. Slow buildup makes Barry stumble, spot kick fired home. 1-1.

Wilfred Bony SCORES. Great penalty into the top corner. 2-1 Ivory Coast.

Emmanuel Mayuka SCORES. Blasted in, Barry guessed right, but it's hit far too hard to save. 2-2.

Sol Bamba MISSES. The defender gets a second chance though, Mweene was off his line...

Sol Bamba SCORES. The first penalty was weak and low, easily saved. The second was hammered straight into the roof of the net. 3-2 Ivory Coast.

Isaac Chansa SCORES. Barry sent wrong way. Great penalties so far. 3-3.

Max Gredal SCORES. Replica of Chansa's penalty. 4-3 Ivory Coast.

Felix Katongo SCORES. Top corner. Brilliant. 4-4, and we're into sudden death now.

Didier Drogba SCORES. He'd already missed a pen today, but this one is much better, fired into the roof of the net. 5-4 Ivory Coast.

Kennedy Mweene SCORES. Barry sent the wrong way and the Zambia goalkeeper rolls it in! 5-5.

Siaka Tiene SCORES. Another beautiful penalty. 6-5 Ivory Coast.

Nathan Sinkala SCORES. Goodness me that's even better than the rest of them. Postage stamp stuff into the top corner. 6-6.

Ya Konan SCORES. Yep, another beauty. 7-6 Ivory Coast.

Crisamba Lungu SCORES. This is the best shootout I've ever seen. 7-7.

Kolo Toure MISSES. Kennedy Mweene dives to his left, saving a weak shot! 7-7.

Rainford Kalaba MISSES. Blasted over the crossbar when the trophy was within arm's grasp! 7-7.

Gervinho MISSES. Looped past Mweene's left post. Awful penalty. 7-7.

Stophira Sunzu SCORES. ZAMBIA WIN THE 2012 AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER!!!!!
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This video is dedicated to the people who died in the 1993 plane crash The 2012 African cup of nations tournament edition was hosted by Gabon, and the final took place in Libreville, nearby the place of the fatal crash that happened in 1993. the Zambian national team supported their win for the people who died in the 1993 crash

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Thembinkosi Lorch scored five minutes from time to hand South Africa an upset 1-0 win and knock holders Egypt out of the Africa Cup of Nations as the shock results at the competition continued on Saturday.

South Africa, who had lost two of their three group games yet crept into the knockout stages, showed great improvement and were the more enterprising team, leaving 70,000 partisan fans at the Cairo International Stadium stunned.

Lorch finished off a sweeping counter-attack as South Africa, who created much the better chances, finally reaped a reward for their efforts.

They will now meet Nigeria, who earlier on Saturday eliminated holders Cameroon in a come-from-behind victory, in Wednesday's quarterfinal.

South Africa's victory followed Friday's shock success for tiny Benin over heavily fancied Morocco at the start of the knockout phase.

South Africa's quick passing moves and counter-attacking looked to catch Egypt off guard in the beginning of the game and, as the match went on, the hosts were increasingly pegged back.

Egypt goalkeeper Mohamed El Shennawi made a spectacular fingertip save to deny Percy Tau's dipping freekick after 24 minutes and was busy throughout the first half as several efforts from the underdogs whistled past his goal.

Egypt's only chance fell to Mahmoud Trezeguet who hit the ball straight at the goalkeeper after being fed a pass by Mohamed Salah, who looked out of sorts in the match.

Salah teed up his team mate again in the 57th minute but once more Trezeguet hit it straight into the arms of South Africa goalkeeper Ronwen Williams.

That was as much as a subdued Egypt threatened in a lacklustre showing.

Captain Thulani Hlatshwayo should have put South Africa ahead after 70 minutes but flashed his header wide, followed 120 seconds later by a shot from Lorch that El Shennawi saved.

Defeat will come as a hefty blow to Egypt who stepped in as emergency hosts in January after Cameroon were stripped of the right to host the 2019 finals. Ironically Egypt were chosen over South Africa.

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