Achraf Hakimi makes a burst down the right wing but gets too much on the cross and it drifts harmlessly out of play for Morocco. He wanted a corner, the ref says goal kick.

Former Sunderland, Hull and Aston Villa defender Ahmed Elmohamady, who played 92 times for Egypt, on Twitter....

Damilare: Egypt are out here beating tournament favourites one by one.

Right, here comes the second half of extra time. Morocco need to score or they're going home.

Mohgamed Abdelmonem gets a yellow card, bundling Soufiane Rahimi to the ground, just outside the penalty area. Achraf Hakimi takes it but sends it over the top in the last action in the first half of extra time.

Egypt 15 minutes away from the semi-finals - time for a quick breather.

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BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon

Soon after that goal as Mo Salah went to celebrate with Trezeguet - the Aston Villa man fell to his knees in thanks and asked to kiss Salah's boot.

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Willem Mevius: To complete the Roy of the Rovers storyline Sobhi will have to save the decisive penalty now.

In the last round Abo Gabal saved a penalty, before Mohamed Salah scored the winning one after Abo Gabal had replaced El Shenawy.

At the start of extra time we asked who you thought would progress (see 4:58 entry). Egypt are the favourites by a large margin.

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Egypt boss Carlos Quieroz has finally lost patience with goalkeeper Mohamed Abo Gabal, who, despite struggling to move for 10 minutes, is now finally replaced. He limps off slowly.

What a chance for third-choice goalkeeper Mohamed Sobhi to be Egypt's hero. He's on.

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Mohamed Abo Gabal, who injured himself making a superb save to keep out Nayef Aguerd's header, is still out there.

Mohamed Sobhi, Egypt's third-choice keeper, was ready to come on, but Abo Gabal is still the man between the posts.

Morocco's instructions may well be to strike from distance and see how mobile Abo Gabal actually is.

And away we go for extra time.

Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon

The Confederation of African Football has just announced the ban on the Olembe stadium hosting matches at the Africa Cup of Nations has been lifted.

The ban was imposed after Monday's tragedy at the venue when eight people lost their lives in a crush of fans trying to force their way in to watch hosts Cameroon against Comoros.

It means the brand new Olembe stadium will host a semi-final and final as planned.

OK, quick vote time. Who goes through?

Hit thumbs up for Egypt and thumbs down for Morocco. And no that doesn't mean I think Morocco going through is a bad thing!

We've got another 30 minutes of action as the two north African countries can't be separated after 90 minutes.

Mohamed Salah's equaliser has forced extra time after Morocco had taken an early lead with Sofiane Boufal's early penalty.

Egypt goalkeeper Mohamed Abo Gabal is not moving too freely, but he is still out there and managed to kick the ball from his hands and set up a counter attack. He found Mohamed Salah, but he is crowded out by the Morocco defenders.

Morocco, in the 93rd minute, win a corner. A goal now could be a winner, but the corner from the left evades everyone and the chance is wasted.

We have five minutes of injury time. And Mohamed Abo Gabal, who has Gabaski on the back of his shirt, looks like he can't continue.

It's the third time we've had a stoppage and he has received attention again, but he is still out there. Mohamed Sobhi was poised to come on, but his time has not come yet.

The last minute of the 90.

Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon

After the rather less attractive melee between the two teams nice to see some great football.

There are only a few TV monitors in the media area - but seconds after the ball came off the bar from Naif Aguerd's header everyone rushed to check if Gabaski had got a touch - he did. But looks like it may have ended his game too!