Ghana in final after winning match marred by crowd trouble
Jordan Ayew & Mubarak Wakaso score twice in the first half
Andre Ayew slots in the third after the break
Ghana face Ivory Coast in the final on Sunday
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo are Equatorial Guinea Denmark 1992 in disguise? Coach Esteban Becker thinks so.
Denmark received the call to compete in that year's European Championship after Yugoslavia were barred because of the developing Balkan crisis.
"I have shown my players a video - when there was the war in the Balkans in the early 1990s, and they played the European Championship," says Becker. "Denmark weren't originally in the competition - they were on holiday - but after replacing Yugoslavia, they finished champions of Europe.
"A month ago, we were on holiday and now we're here - that's why I say we're like Denmark in 1992."
Festus Abrah-Yeboah:, external Ghana will hopefully place Eq Guinea where they belong to spark a memorable final with Ghana.....a repeat of 1992 final
Hello and welcome to our coverage of the second Africa Cup of Nations semi-final.
We are right at the business end of the tournament, with Ivory Coast awaiting one of hosts Equatorial Guinea or Ghana in Sunday's final.
Ghana are in familiar territory, having made it to this stage for the fifth time in a row, but they have only reached the final once in this run. Equatorial Guinea, meanwhile, are in new territory with this being their first semi-final in only their second-ever Nations appearance.
Can the new kids on the block upset the odds and beat the semi-final stalwarts?
"I should have put in a new kitchen but then we were called away to play in Sweden."
Image source, Getty ImagesEleven days before the start of Euro 1992, Denmark coach Richard Moller Nielsen was cracking on with his summer chores after the Danish national team had failed to qualify for the tournament.
But kitchen decorating was put on hold as Denmark were given a last-minute invitation to replace Yugoslavia and join Europe's elite, paving the way for them to become unlikely champions of Europe.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe similarities between Denmark's situation and Equatorial Guinea's - who were called up as last-minute hosts for this year's Africa Cup of Nations - are striking.
Image source, Getty ImagesCould they be about to 'do' a Denmark?