Burkina Faso's Dango Ouattara just can't get control of a lofted ball over the Tunisia defence. It would've been a great take if he'd got there, but instead the ball is in the hands of Tunisia goalkeeper Bechir Ben Said.

Burkina Faso are very happy that goalkeeper Herve Koffi is still able to be on the pitch after that early injury scare as he's just pulled off a great save to acrobatically tip over a beautifully struck 30-yard free-kick from Wahbi Khazri.

Great skill from Burkina Faso's Cyrille Bayala, who drops a shoulder and goes to sprint past his marker, but he tries to fire it in at the near post and can only hit the legs of Tunisia goalkeeper Bechir Ben Said.

That's our first attempt on target from either side, but going across goal may have been the better option there.

Sulaimon Adelekan: I am fully supporting Burkina Faso because Tunisia knocked out my darling Super Eagles of Nigeria and Traore of Aston Villa.

A chance for Burkina Faso and it falls to Adama Guira. He plays for Spanish fourth-tier side Racing Rioja and had a real opportunity to make a name for himself, but rather snatches at the shot, doesn't catch it cleanly and it is easy for Tunisia goalkeeper Bechir Ben Said.

Bad news for Burkina Faso as goalkeeper Herve Koffi, the backflipping hero of their penalty shootout win against Gabon, again needs treatment on that injury, when he dived at the feet of Youssef Msakni.

He's OK to continue, for now, but one of the back-up goalkeepers may be needed soon.

The aforementioned Issa Kabore shows brilliant pace down the right flank and just about gets the cross in before he runs out of pitch, but Tunisia manage to clear.

Burkina Faso again attack down the right wing moments later but this time Dango Ouattara's cross can not be converted.

For those who like your old school 1-11 selections, you won't be too happy to hear that Burkina Faso have number two Djibril Ouattara playing in the centre forward position, while Issa Kabore, with nine on his shirt, is the right back.

The first chance of the game for Tunisia. Wahbi Khazri spins and crosses close to the byeline, and Youssef Msakni, coming in at pace, almost manages to gather it.

However, the first touch is not the best and the ball bounces off his legs, giving the chance for Burkina Faso keeper Herve Koffi to bravely dive at Msakni's feet.

It's good goalkeeping from Koffi, who gets a knee in the top of the thigh, for this troubles, but is OK to continue.

Burkina Faso win an early corner, they play it short and that catches out the Tunisia defence.

It comes to 19-year-old Dango Ouattara and he is able to spin from a tight angle and lashes the ball across the face of goal. But it's too high to find a team-mate and Tunisia survive.

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We are now good to go. Burkina Faso, ranked 60th in the world, are aiming to cause a shock here.

Our setting is the Roumde Adjia Stadium in Garoua for this one and the winner plays Senegal or Equatorial Guinea in the first semi-final on Wednesday.

By the way, that Senegal v Equatorial Guinea will be broadcast live on BBC Two from 18:45 GMT on Sunday, with both semi-finals as well as next Sunday's final also live on the BBC.

That dramatic last-16 penalty shootout win for Burkina Faso saw one of the best celebrations of this - or any - tournament.

Just watch how goalkeeper Herve Koffi celebrated his side's win.

Burkina Faso booked their last-eight spot with a 7-6 penalty shootout win over 10-man Gabon after it had ended 1-1 after 120 minutes.

In the last-16 Tunisia defeated Nigeria 1-0, who had Everton’s Alex Iwobi sent off in the 64th minute - just seven minutes after coming on as a substitute.

Tunisia were ahead at the time of the red card, thanks to a goal from Youssef Msakni, with the ball squirming through Nigeria goalkeeper Maduka Okoye’s grasp.

Earlier today...

Karl Toko Ekambi scored two second-half goals as hosts Cameroon beat The Gambia to move into the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Toko Ekambi headed his country ahead in the 50th minute, glancing in from Collins Fai's right-wing cross.

It became 2-0 seven minutes later with Toko Ekambi finishing at the back post following Martin Hongla's low delivery.

Cameroon will play either Egypt or Morocco in the semi-final on Thursday, with the final next Sunday.

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Burkina Faso name Aston Villa forward Bertrand Traore on the bench, in one of three changes from the side that edged past Gabon in a penalty shootout win.

Their team includes Soumaila Ouattara, Dango Ouattara and Djibril Ouattara.

Burkina Faso: Koffi, Kabore, S Ouattara, E Tapsoba, Yago, Guira, Toure, Bayala, Sangare, Dango Ouattara, Djibril Ouattara.

Subs: Sawadogo, Ouedraogo, O Traore, Bande, Malo, Sanogo, B Traore, Konate, A Tapsoba.

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Former Sunderland midfielder Wahbi Khazri has scored twice in this competition for Tunisia and is among their starting XI, while Manchester United's Hannibal Mejbri is among the substitutes.

Tunisia: Ben Said, Haddadi, Brown, Ifa, Drager, Laidouni, Skhiri, Slimane, Khazri, Jaziri, Msakni.

Subs: Dahmen, Jemal, Rekik, Maaloul, Mathlouthi, Khaoui, Mejbri, Ben Romdhane, Chaalali, Rafia, Sliti, Jebali.

Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the second of the four Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals - Burkina Faso v Tunisia.

Kick-off is at 19:00 GMT.

We already know that hosts Cameroon will be in the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations but who will be the second team springing into the final four?

It's Burkina Faso against 2004 champions Tunisia in the second of the quarter-finals.

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