No. Headed away at the near post. Poor.

Egypt have a corner. They wouldn't, would they?

I'm not seeing anything too untoward in the coming together with the players. They were shoving a bit, but a punch?

The Egypt coach seems to think Ramadan Sobhi has been punched by a Cameroon player - something that sparked him to scream at the officials. The ref is having none of it. Off he goes into the stands.

Carlos Queiroz has lost it! He's been sent off!

Well, a goal now is surely a winner.

Carlos Queiroz has talked himself into a booking. Not a happy man.

Here come the Egypt changes.

Emam Ashour and Mohanad Lasheen are on for Mohamed Elneny and Omar Kamal. The two men on yellow cards withdrawn.

Cameroon also make a change, with Clinton N'Jie replacing Nicolas Ngamaleu.

Some sloppy passes and poor touches on show now. Tired legs. Tired minds. If nothing changes, they'll need to steel themselves for another 30 minutes.

Image source, Getty Images

Collins Fai lashes an effort from an angle but it is straight at Egypt keeper Mohamed Abougabal.

Two Cameroon players - sub James Lea Siliki and Frank-Andre Zambo Anguissa - get in each others way to stop either getting an attempted volley on target. Chance lost.

Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon

The official attendance today is 24,371 in the Olembe stadium - that is just half the maximum permitted in here today which is capped due to Covid regulations.

It means that it is just 40% of the overall capacity of 60,000.

They are still making a lot of noise.

Cameroon twist first, taking off Samuel Gouet and sending on James Lea Siliki of Middlesbrough.

Two sides that look like they don't want to lose this now, as opposed to trying to win it.

El Fotouh is back up now. But it looks like Egypt are prepping three more subs.

Nick Cavell
BBC Africa Sport in Cameroon

Egypt goalkeeper Mohamed 'Gabaski' Abougabal does not come off the pitch easily. In the quarter-final win over Morocco it took the Egypt coaching staff several attempts to persuade him to be replaced after he injured his groin.

The Pharaohs' first-choice keeper Mohamed El Shenaway is still with the team in Cameroon but was ruled out of the last two games after his injury in the last 16 game against Ivory Coast.

Ahmed Abou El Fotouh is down now for Egypt. He is rubbing his eyes and does not look happy.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on BBC Three

You get the feeling Egypt will be happy to take it to penalties.

Into the last 15 minutes. He who dares wins.

Mohamed Abougabal is down again. He's clearly not fit, as the tape on his leg indicates.

He'll get patched up again here and sent back into action.