Richard Chalera:, external My best player is Jay Jay Okocha he was a Magician but the worst player is El Hadji Diouf.

Moooooon:, external Best player: Jay-Jay Okocha. Worst player (most over-rated): Emmanuel Adebayor.

Goodnight.

So for now, thank you for your company on a day of 1-1 draws.

You can read the match report from Zambia v DR Congo here or the late draw between Tunisia and Cape Verde here.

And keep checking our African football index for all the latest from the tournament.

Today you were blinding with your interaction on the best and worst African players you have seen, so the last word goes to some of you...

The stand-out performers for myself and colleague Andy Cryer so far:

Bertrand Traore (Chelsea and Burkina Faso)

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund and Gabon)

Ali Maaloul (Sfaxien and Tunisia)

Yannick Bolasie (Crystal Palace and DR Congo)

Feel free to send yours to #bbcafcon2015 when we start our live text again tomorrow at 15:30 GMT.

The 48 fouls in this one makes this the naughtiest game we have seen so far. It trumps the 40 we saw when Equatorial Guinea and Congo drew yesterday.

Shooting accuracy has not been a strength of teams in this tournament so far...

Statistically, this one was pretty even, just how it seemed during the 90 minutes.

This man was impressive tonight, but why is he not getting club action?

As you were in Group B...

Zambia take on Tunisia next Thursday, when Congo DR will also play Cape Verde.

A fair result? What do you think? Tweet us on #bbcafcon2015.

Cape Verde made the better chances early on but Tunisia grew into this one and suddenly built pressure on the hour to eventually force the lead with a beautifully taken goal. The advantage was however short lived and we have a tight Group on our hands.

It's a good position but a long way out...here comes the kick...Edem Rjaïbi runs over the ball as a dummy and then he is fed...in the area...fluffs it. He didn't take a touch and gets his cross-shot horribly wrong. Goal kick.

This game is ending with long balls from end to end. Minimal risk from both sides as they commit little but nervy for defenders.

Free-kick awarded to Tunisia 30 yards out and central. This will be the last act...

Stephane Nater skips a challenge or two and cuts in from left to right, he lets fly from 30 yards plus and that my son is far from text book. High and wide, it probably threatens a neighbouring country.

In fairness, it maybe took a bobble as this pitch is nota billiard table. Three minutes added.

This result would leave Group B completely level. All four teams will have a point and a goal difference of zero.

It's worth pointing out that if teams are level on points at the end of the group, they are split by their head-to-head record.

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Fifa World Ranking: 40

Population: 500,000

National dish: Cachupa - A slow cooked stew of corn (hominy), beans, and fish or meat.

Main export: Fish

A quick shout out to my colleague Andy Cryer who earlier told us there was no goal coming in this game. I'll join his brave stance of putting it on the line and say I don't think we will get a winner.

Both these sides look content and the substitutions are now frequent so the game has no flow.

Will these sides now settle and play out the second 1-1 draw of the day?

A draw would probably be a fair result. Off comes Kuca for Cape Verde - he missed one or two good chances, on comes Odair Fortes. Go on son, grab the headlines.

Fifa World Ranking: 22

Population: 11m

National dish: Couscous - This is Tunisia's most famous dish. Individual steamed grains of semolina, served with meat or fish and vegetables in a tomato sauce.

Main export: Crude petroleum.

This is on a knife-edge now as we enter the final 10 minutes. What a blow for Tunisia. They were second best, then found their groove and pressured before taking the lead, only for it to be swiped away from them.

Heldon sweeps a super penalty high into the top corner, across his body it nestles in the top-left hand corner.

The Sporting Lisbon striker wins the kick himself with a rapid burst down the left and he went down under a poorly timed challenge.

No doubts it's a clinical foul by Syam Ben Youssef but it was right on the edge of the box and even replays don't clear up if it should be a penalty.

The man who delivered the pass for the goal - Ali Maaloul - has impressed me. A small but nimble left-back, who looks good going forward. Defensively he, like his team-mates was a bit ropey in the first half but his contribution has been very good.

The 25-year-old plays for Club Sportif Sfaxien in Tunisia.

So what have you got Cape Verde? A set-piece delivery call on some robust goalkeeping and defending at the back for Tunisia. Will we see more direct play as the equaliser is sought? They will really regret those missed first-half chances.