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Uganda v Zimbabwe kicks off in half an hour - you can follow the score from that game on the BBC Sport website.

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Guinea now need to beat Burundi on Sunday and hope for other results to go their way - in other groups as well as this one - to qualify for the last 16.

Madagascar have the opportunity to move three points above Guinea tomorrow when they face Burundi.

The last time Nigeria were in the Africa Cup of Nations and didn't win it was in 2010.

Since then they have failed to qualify for three, and won the other in 2013.

Nigeria are the first team to book their place in the knockout stages.

They are the first side - along with Guinea - to play two matches.

It's all over. Nigeria make it two wins from two to reach the last 16.

Nigeria eating up some of the nine seconds left. Moses Simon is replaced by Samuel Kalu.

Guinea have a cross blocked. And Ahmed Musa runs it away to safety.

Nigeria have a defensive free-kick. For some reason the keeper sends everyone forward and takes it himself - and it runs all the way through to the Guinea keeper.

John Bennett
BBC World Service in Alexandria

The Guinea fans still signing and dancing. The Nigeria fans all on their feet urging their team on in the opposite stand to me. Could be a fun last few minutes.

Three minutes added on.

Nigeria midfielder Peter Etebo catches Ibrahima Traore high on the shin and goes into the book. I've seen players sent off for less.

Guinea aren't going all out for an equaliser here. Goal difference could still be key and they can still go through if they get four points.

Nigeria bring on Danish-based striker Paul Onuachu for Odion Ighalo. The 25-year-old is just over 2m tall.

Nigeria counter but Samuel Chukwueze over-his his pass forward. They could have been in there.

Should have been a good chance for Guinea there. Issiaga Sylla whips in a fine cross which recent sub Fode Koita can't control. But he should have.

Time running out now.

Ibrahima Traore's free-kick is punched clear by the Nigeria keeper in a collission which leaves a couple of players on the ground.

Guinea striker Fode Koita replaces Francois Kamano. They like making changes at big moments.

Free-kick in shooting range for Guinea.

Guinea's Amadou Diawara - the Napoli player - curls a cross straight out of play. They won't be out if they lose this - but they will be left needing a win against Burundi to have any hope.

Nigeria make a change. Young winger Samuel Chukwueze, who has had a great season with Villarreal, replaces Alex Iwobi.