That's all for this live page, but you won't have to wait long for the next one as there will be a separate page on the BBC Sport website with coverage of Senegal v Equatorial Guinea from 18:45 GMT (kick-off at 19:00 GMT.)
Thanks for your company and comments. Until next time, bye for now.
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
Salah helps send Egypt to Afcon semis - read the report
Ft: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
Mohamed Salah scored one goal and set up the other as Egypt beat Morocco in extra time in the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals.
Sofiane Boufal gave Morocco an early lead with a penalty after Ayman Ashraf caught Achraf Hakimi, a decision given by the video assistant referee.
But Salah tapped in an equaliser after Yassine Bounou parried a header and the game went to extra time.
Liverpool's Salah squared for Aston Villa's Trezeguet to tap in a winner. Carlos Queiroz's side will face hosts Cameroon in Thursday's semi-final.
The seven-time champions may need to play that game with third-choice keeper Mohamed Sobhi, who came on for his international debut after Mohamed Abo Gabal hurt himself while tipping Nayef Aguerd's header on to the bar near the end of normal time.
Senegal v Equatorial Guinea still to come
That semi-final is just the first of two parts of Africa Cup of Nations excitement today.
Remember, we've got live coverage on BBC Two of Senegal versus Equatorial Guinea from 18:45 GMT, with the match starting at 19:00 GMT.
To get you in the mood, here are some of the best goals in the Premier League from Senegal forward Sadio Mane.
Video content
Video caption: Sadio Mane: Best goals as Liverpool forward joins Premier League 100 clubSadio Mane: Best goals as Liverpool forward joins Premier League 100 club
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
PA MediaCopyright: PA Media
Mohammed: Deserved Egypt win. Not as talented as their previous champions but hardworking and clever enough to get results against quality opponents.
KojoBentil: Mo Salah the scorer and the goal provider. The best in the world.
Post update
FT: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
With Egypt advancing to the semi-finals, it does mean Liverpool will be without Mohamed Salah for their FA Cup fourth-round tie against Cardiff on 6 February - the day of both the Afcon final and third-fourth play-off.
But with Morocco exiting the tournament, Adam Masina and Imran Louza will be available for Watford's Premier League game at Burnley on 5 February, while Romain Saiss and Ilias Chair can play in their FA Cup games for Wolves and QPR respectively.
The crowd went wild after that free-kick was dealt with and it looked like Mo Salah would score the third - he is then subbed off so that he accept the accolades of the crowd.
The Egyptians celebrate and the Moroccans fall to the ground!
FULL-TIME
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Egypt move into the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations and will play Cameroon on Thursday.
Mohamed Salah scored an equaliser after Sofiane Boufal's early penalty had given Morocco the lead.
Salah then played a huge role in Egypt's second - setting up Trezeguet, who scored what proved to be the winner.
Post update
Mohamed Salah comes off in the last few seconds, substituted.
Post update
Egypt somehow make a mess of it. The keeper was still in the other half. Three against one and Egypt somehow don't score.
Post update
Egypt can counter, the keeper's nowhere...
Post update
The Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou goes forward for the free-kick...
Post update
Free-kick for Morocco. Now or never.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco's Soufiane Rahimi cuts inside on to his right foot and strikes at goal, but he's far too far out and it's the wrong option, with the ball heading to the spectators. Time running out.
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
Shamsum Bahrin: The difference between Egypt and Morocco now is a lot of Salah and a little of Trezeguet.
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
A repeat of the 2017 final?
Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon
We are heading for a repeat of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final in Thursday's semi-final with Egypt against Cameroon.
On that day the Pharaohs took the lead but the Indomitable Lions fought back to win - with this tournament's leading scorer Vincent Aboubakar scoring the winner in the 88th minute.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco with five minutes to save themselves.
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
Jared Maobe: You look at the Morocco team today, this is the kind of game that Hakim Ziyech could have really helped them. But their coach had different ideas.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco, as you would expect, are pushing men forward. They need to, and need a moment of skill or luck or they're falling at the quarter-final hurdle.
Cameroon sit and wait to see who they will meet in Thursday's semi-final.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco have 10 minutes to find the goal that could take us into a penalty shootout. Sofyan Amrabat tries his luck from distance, but it's a complete waste.
Live Reporting
Michael Emons
All times stated are UK
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images 
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images Video caption: Sadio Mane: Best goals as Liverpool forward joins Premier League 100 clubSadio Mane: Best goals as Liverpool forward joins Premier League 100 club 
PA MediaCopyright: PA Media View more on twitterView more on twitter 
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images 
Latest PostThanks and goodbye
Ft: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
That's all for this live page, but you won't have to wait long for the next one as there will be a separate page on the BBC Sport website with coverage of Senegal v Equatorial Guinea from 18:45 GMT (kick-off at 19:00 GMT.)
Thanks for your company and comments. Until next time, bye for now.
Salah helps send Egypt to Afcon semis - read the report
Ft: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
Mohamed Salah scored one goal and set up the other as Egypt beat Morocco in extra time in the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals.
Sofiane Boufal gave Morocco an early lead with a penalty after Ayman Ashraf caught Achraf Hakimi, a decision given by the video assistant referee.
But Salah tapped in an equaliser after Yassine Bounou parried a header and the game went to extra time.
Liverpool's Salah squared for Aston Villa's Trezeguet to tap in a winner. Carlos Queiroz's side will face hosts Cameroon in Thursday's semi-final.
The seven-time champions may need to play that game with third-choice keeper Mohamed Sobhi, who came on for his international debut after Mohamed Abo Gabal hurt himself while tipping Nayef Aguerd's header on to the bar near the end of normal time.
Senegal v Equatorial Guinea still to come
That semi-final is just the first of two parts of Africa Cup of Nations excitement today.
Remember, we've got live coverage on BBC Two of Senegal versus Equatorial Guinea from 18:45 GMT, with the match starting at 19:00 GMT.
To get you in the mood, here are some of the best goals in the Premier League from Senegal forward Sadio Mane.
Video content
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
Mohammed: Deserved Egypt win. Not as talented as their previous champions but hardworking and clever enough to get results against quality opponents.
KojoBentil: Mo Salah the scorer and the goal provider. The best in the world.
Post update
FT: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
With Egypt advancing to the semi-finals, it does mean Liverpool will be without Mohamed Salah for their FA Cup fourth-round tie against Cardiff on 6 February - the day of both the Afcon final and third-fourth play-off.
But with Morocco exiting the tournament, Adam Masina and Imran Louza will be available for Watford's Premier League game at Burnley on 5 February, while Romain Saiss and Ilias Chair can play in their FA Cup games for Wolves and QPR respectively.
Liverpool pride
FT: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
Last-minute bedlam
FT: Egypt 2-1 Morocco (AET)
Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon
The crowd went wild after that free-kick was dealt with and it looked like Mo Salah would score the third - he is then subbed off so that he accept the accolades of the crowd.
The Egyptians celebrate and the Moroccans fall to the ground!
FULL-TIME
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Egypt move into the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations and will play Cameroon on Thursday.
Mohamed Salah scored an equaliser after Sofiane Boufal's early penalty had given Morocco the lead.
Salah then played a huge role in Egypt's second - setting up Trezeguet, who scored what proved to be the winner.
Post update
Mohamed Salah comes off in the last few seconds, substituted.
Post update
Egypt somehow make a mess of it. The keeper was still in the other half. Three against one and Egypt somehow don't score.
Post update
Egypt can counter, the keeper's nowhere...
Post update
The Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou goes forward for the free-kick...
Post update
Free-kick for Morocco. Now or never.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco's Soufiane Rahimi cuts inside on to his right foot and strikes at goal, but he's far too far out and it's the wrong option, with the ball heading to the spectators. Time running out.
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
Shamsum Bahrin: The difference between Egypt and Morocco now is a lot of Salah and a little of Trezeguet.
A repeat of the 2017 final?
Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon
We are heading for a repeat of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final in Thursday's semi-final with Egypt against Cameroon.
On that day the Pharaohs took the lead but the Indomitable Lions fought back to win - with this tournament's leading scorer Vincent Aboubakar scoring the winner in the 88th minute.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco with five minutes to save themselves.
Get Involved
#bbcfootball
Jared Maobe: You look at the Morocco team today, this is the kind of game that Hakim Ziyech could have really helped them. But their coach had different ideas.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco, as you would expect, are pushing men forward. They need to, and need a moment of skill or luck or they're falling at the quarter-final hurdle.
Cameroon sit and wait to see who they will meet in Thursday's semi-final.
Post update
Egypt 2-1 Morocco
Morocco have 10 minutes to find the goal that could take us into a penalty shootout. Sofyan Amrabat tries his luck from distance, but it's a complete waste.
There's some hands on heads on the Morocco bench.