Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Aboubakar is in energy-saver mode.

I think it's time to remove him and some others who are so valuable to this team.

Cameroon have been waiting to make a double change for four minutes now but the ball hasn't gone out.

Here's Karl Toko Ekambi's second goal that looks to have settled this game.

The Gambia's Musa Barrow cuts inside and has a shot blocked by Jean-Charles Castelletto. That's their first effort of the game. It would be very interesting if they scored now.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Cameroon are upping the ante. They are just about favourites to win the competition now.

Cameroon almost wrap it up. Vincent Aboubakar rides a lazy challenge in midfield too easily, plays a one-two with Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa and shoots wide as he forgets to get the curl on it.

The Gambia win their first ever corner in a major tournament quarter-final. It's taken short and cleared.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Onana just indicates that he is here and in control.

If Cameroon get through, then Onana is going to be tested a lot more than he has been tonight.

I almost forgot Cameroon had a goalkeeper today. Andre Onana catches the simplest of crosses and waves to the crowd.

Here's Cameroon's first goal. We'll show you the second soon.

Don't forget it's live on BBC Two/at the top of this page.

It's 0-12 on shots. The Gambia have offered very little going forward. I have barely noticed their subs yet.

It's very comfortable for Cameroon now. They're just stroking the ball round in midfield.

Sulaimon: Toko Ekambi is no surprise a goalscorer as he is also the highest goalscorer in the Europa League with Lyon and Cameroon are on course.

No real response from The Gambia. This might just be one game too far for them.

Cameroon push forward for a third but a pass is overhit.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Now it's a couple of mountains to climb. I can't see a way back for The Gambia, even with more than 30 minutes to play.

It's Egypt or Morocco waiting in Thursday's semi-final.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Toko Ekambi keep onside and keeps his composure. It is not an easy finish. Is that the clincher?

A semi-final spot is really in their grasp.

Karl Toko Ekambi (five) is now only one behind Vincent Aboubakar in the golden boot chase.

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The Gambia made a triple sub just before that goal which I was still writing when Karl Toko Ekambi pinged in.

Modou Barrow, Ebrima Colley and Dembo Darboe replaced Saidy Janko, captain Pa Modou Jagne and Muhammed Badamosi.