Some post-game stats for you to digest, and they don't make happy reading for Burkinabe fans.

The Stallions have now registered just one win in their last 19 Africa Cup of Nations group games (D7 L11). They have mustered a competition-high 38 shots so far at this tournament, yet they have yet to score a goal.

Before you gloat, Equatorial Guinea fans, your lot aren't much better - they have netted just one goal in their last four Africa Cup of Nations games.

Meanwhile, trouble of a different nature for the Tunisia team, as BBC Sport's Nick Cavell in Equatorial Guinea reports.

Tunisia coach George Leekens is the latest coach to suffer hotel problems at this Nations Cup as he told journalists that they had a new "swimming pool." It appears two of the delegation were forced to leave their rooms in the early hours of the morning due to flooding. He seemed relaxed but admitted it was not the best preparation for a big game.

BBC Sport correspondent Alex South on Twitter:, external More trouble outside the stadium in Bata. Police were attacked with stones and responded by using smoke bombs.

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A look at the Group A table shows that that result keeps Burkina Faso rooted to the bottom of Group A. They will need to win their last match, against Congo, and hope that Gabon can do them a favour by beating Equatorial Guinea.

The hosts aren't quite so up against it but they will probably still need to beat Gabon in their final match to advance.

The big winners, of course, are the other teams in the group. Gabon will now be assured of qualifying as group winners if they can beat Congo in this evening's second match.

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BBC Sport's Steve Crossman in Bata: Water bottles were flying everywhere at full time.

Paul Put sent one skimming over the running track whilst Aristide Bance slammed his into the floor after a frustrating night for Burkina Faso.

Equatorial Guinea Head Coach Esteban Becker is far happier with a point though. His hands must be sore from the 90 seconds or so that he spent applauding every one of his players off the pitch.

A vital result which was probably seven parts luck, three parts heart.

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Looking back, the stats suggest that Burkina Faso will probably feel they had the better of that game. Wayward finishing was a recurring theme of that match and it's no surprise to see that both sides failed to get the vast majority of their efforts on target.

That's it, it's all over and we have our first goalless draw of the tournament. Chances aplenty for both sides, but a lack of composure in front of goal proved the telling factor. A draw was probably a fair result, but both sides face a tough ask to qualify now. Burkina Faso have now gone 180 minutes without finding the net and the odds on them replicating their 2013 run to the final must be very long indeed.

Both sides have run out of steam here. A hopeful ball is played up towards Alain Traore but the striker can only get a glancing touch with his header and the ball trickles out of play. Burkina Faso look like they're going to go a second game without scoring - every other team scored in their first game. Three added minutes.

Heart-stopping moments in the Burkina Faso defence as Koffi completely misses his clearance inside the six-yard box with Bosio lurking. He just about manages to clear his lines at the second time of asking.

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How they could do with some more magic now...

Now, the hosts have a corner and beanpole Bosio has been detailed to stand on keeper Germain Sanou's toes. It's a good delivery too, into the danger area and the keeper does well to punch it away.

BBC Sport's John Bennett:, external Gervinho has been banned for two games. He'll miss both group games & will only play again at #afcon2015 if Ivory Coast make the last 8.

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A point isn't a great result for either side here. It would leave both teams needing to win their final matches, Equatorial Guinea against Gabon, and Burkina against Congo. Can anyone find a winner?

And another one for the hosts, 6ft 6in striker Bosio replaces Javier Balboa. That's a big call from Esteban Becker, Balboa's looked Equatorial Guinea's most creative player.

A change apiece. Prejuce Nakoulma enters the fray for Burkina in place of Jonathan Pitroipa, and Ivan Bolado replaces Kike for the hosts.

The spaces are opening up for Burkina here as Equatorial Guinea tire. Bertrand Traore is wide open down the right and has all the time in the world to pick out a good cross, but his curling delivery can only locate the gloves of Ovono with Bance lurking.

Another very presentable chance goes begging for Burkina. The powerfully-built Bance bustles down the right and manages to sneak the ball inside to the fast-arriving Alain Traore, but he smashes it narrowly wide. Somebody hit the target!

Burkina are back on the attack. A delicious backheel from Bertrand Traore releases Koffi on the overlap, his cross is overhit but it falls nicely for Pitroipa. It's the same old story though, he fires the ball over the bar.

Another golden chance for the hosts, another wild finish! Balboa's through-ball finds Kike, he cuts inside cleverly but doesn't get his head up and see his team-mates queuing up for the ball - instead he blazes it high and wide. Can anyone in this match produce a composed finish?