The Gambia clear the corner but Cameroon come back again and Moumi Ngamaleu's long-range effort is blocked.

It's taken 12 minutes for the first good cross but Karl Toko Ekambi's ball from the right is headed behind for a Cameroon corner.

Not that you'd expect them to be but The Gambia aren't overawed at all in the opening stages. They're holding their own against Cameroon.

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First touch for The Gambia keeper Baboucarr Gaye, who plays in the German fourth tier, as he catches a long ball forward which the Cameroon strikers couldn't reach.

Cameroon defender Collins Fai gestures his frustration as he can't control a crossfield ball as they were looking to attack.

Nothing resembling a chance yet for either side.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League and Nigeria striker on BBC Two

Comoros gave the host nation a lot to think about and Andre Onana was the best player so there is hope for The Gambia and they will not be taken lightly in any future competition if they qualify.

It promises to be a good game.

Cameroon keeper Andre Onana has launched a couple of balls into touch in the opening couple of minutes.

He was probably the difference the Cameroon and Comoros the other day.

The Gambia try to launch an early attack but Muhammed Badamosi fouls his man on the way to the corner flag.

Who's going to face Egypt or Morocco in the semi-finals on Thursday?

Let's find out.

There's a minute's silence following the death of eight people outside Cameroon's win over Comoros in the last round.

The fans are ready...

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The Gambia manager Tom Saintfiet to BBC Sport: "The word team is probably the most important word. We don’t have a star player. We don’t always select our best players.

"We have focused on selecting the best team. The team who played against Guinea had players from the fourth division of Denmark and fifth division of Switzerland. It’s a mix of players from different levels and different backgrounds.

"When I started in 2018 they had won the last competitive match five years before my arrival. We built something totally new. We made our staff more professional. Now we have a team who know exactly what to do.

"There are 44 countries to play in the Africa Cup of Nations and only one country have never lost and that's The Gambia. If we want to keep that record going we have to beat Cameroon. Playing the host in an Afcon quarter-final is somthing you might experience just once in a lifetime."

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Only two men have scored for The Gambia in Cameroon - and only one is playing today.

Ablie Jallow, who plays for Seraing in Belgium, scored the only goal in the 1-0 wins over Mauritania and Tunisia in the group stages.

He's injured for this one.

Bologna's Musa Barrow netted the equaliser against Mali and the only goal against Guinea in the last 16.

An emotional moment for The Gambia as they line up for the national anthem as the quarter-final of a major tournament. Nobody really expected them to make it this far.

Cameroon booked their place in the last 16 after just two games - wins over Burkina Faso (2-1) and Ethiopia (4-1) - before drawing with Cape Verde in their final group game.

They faced an unorthodox last 16 tie against Comoros, who had to put a left-back - Chaker Alhadhur - in goal for the whole game, and only won 2-1.

That game was sadly overshadowed by the tragedy outside.

Piers Edwards
BBC Sport Africa in Cameroon

Cameroon's Sports Ministry is hopeful the Olembe Stadium can host matches again at the Africa Cup of Nations after filing its report into Monday's fatal crush to the Confederation of African Football (Caf).

Eight supporters, including an eight-year-old boy, lost their lives outside the stadium on Monday before Cameroon's win over Comoros.

The ministry has adopted a raft of measures, including a ban on children under 11 attending games, it believes will enhance safety.

"We filed the report on Friday and now we are waiting," Narcisse Mouelle Kombi told BBC Sport Africa.

Caf has previously said it will not consider using Yaounde's Olembe Stadium, earmarked to host a semi-final and the final itself, until it received the report.

The BBC has asked Caf it has received the report but has yet to hear back.

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The crowd is so loud that I can't even hear what ex-Cameroon international Geremi is saying pitchside on BBC Two.

Cameroon's Vincent Aboubakar is the runaway top scorer in the tournament with six goals.

He has netted in all four of their games so far.

Three players, including team-mate Karl Toko Ekambi, are next on three goals.

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The Gambia goalkeeper Baboucarr Gaye told BBC Sport Africa: "It is going to be a different experience if there's 45,000 people in the stadium screaming for that one team who is running up on your goal.

"It is also a kind of motivation if you feel everyone is against you, it also gives you energy. We are trying to take that to do our best and hopefully after our game the stadium will be quiet and we can celebrate.

"They have a lot of decent players in their squad. We'll try to stop them from scoring a goal, but if we score one, we can probably win a game and that's our plan."

BBC Two

Great news for everybody who lives in the UK (or those who can access the channel in other countries), today's game is live on BBC Two.

You can watch it on TV or via the top of this page - or on iPlayer.

Senegal v Equatorial Guinea tomorrow is also on BBC Two, the BBC Sport website and iPlayer tomorrow.

The matches will also be shown on the BBC Sport website and iPlayer.

Both semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live on BBC Three.