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You'd think the referees had won the Africa Cup of Nations the way they're celebrating and hugging.
Summary
Algeria claim second Africa Cup of Nations trophy, 29 years after their first
Baghdad Bounedjah's shot takes huge deflection and loops in for Algeria
Senegal have never won Africa Cup of Nations
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The golden boot was won by Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo on five goals. Sadio Mane and Riyad Mahrez were among the players to finish joint second on three.
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Now some Algerian players have broken away from the guard of honour to discuss something with their coach. Just get on with it, Senegal's players don't want to be here.
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Algeria are giving Senegal's players a guard of honour.
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Algeria's players are taking selfies as they celebrate their country's second ever major trophy.
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A very disappointing end to the season - which started 363 days ago with the first day of Liverpool training - for Sadio Mane.
He had said he would swap this year's Champions League for glory today.
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Kifu: Football is so brutal. Algeria you were a lion and a fox. Thrilled.
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Now Aliou Cisse seems to be leading his players in a prayer, all kneeling on the floor in a circle. Not sure I've seen anything like this before after a final defeat
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Algeria manager Djamel Belmadi is looking a lot happier than his opposite number, who is one day older than him and grew up in the same Paris suburb.
Belmadi used to play for Manchester City and Southampton.
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Senegal coach Aliou Cisse has his players in a huddle around them and he's trying to give them a speech. But they just look heartbroken.
Cisse was a player in their only other final, the 2002 defeat by Cameroon.
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I've watched every AFCON19 game this tournament since the knockout stage begin, and have never seen a collection of such dire football matches. It's so frustrating as African football has all the talent in the world to produce a world class nation, but consistently plays some of the most inept football imaginable.
Lee, London
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Algeria literally had one shot in that entire game - their second-minute goal.
And committed 32 fouls!
But the end result is all that matters really.
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Algeria midfielder Ismael Bennacer has been named the player of the tournament.
The 21-year-old joined Empoli from Arsenal two years ago.
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Algeria goalkeeper Rais M'Bolhi has been named the official Afcon match of the match.
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I see Sadio Mane is getting an average of 8.47. Nearly everyone else is in the fours and fives.
Come on Liverpool fans, I see what you're up to.
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Piers Edwards
BBC Africa Sport in EgyptOut come the flares as Algeria deservedly win Afcon 2019. They were the best team in Egypt by some distance.
They made light work of a disappointing/limited Senegal. It ended 1-0 - the early goal killing the game for the neutral. But credit Les Verts for fighting hard to protect their lead.
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Ben Sutherland
BBC World Service in EgyptAlgeria have been by far the most impressive team in the tournament. But this was a rank final. Not that they are going to care.