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Ivory Coast v Egypt (16:00 GMT)
There's a minute's silence before kick-off for the eight people who died in a crush outside Cameroon's game with Comoros.
Summary
Ivory Coast 0-0 Egypt - tie goes to penalties
Egypt through to quarters after winning 5-4 on penalties
Ivory Coast came through group unbeaten
Egypt bounced back after opening Nigeria defeat
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What the managers saypublished at 15:58 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2022
Ivory Coast v Egypt (16:00 GMT)
Egypt boss Carlos Queiroz: "Egypt are getting stronger in this competition. From the first to the last group game, you have noticed that the team is better.
"Against Cote d’Ivoire, we will ignore the past to focus on the present. We are going to make sure that the best team on the pitch is Egypt."
Ivory Coast boss Patrice Beaumelle: "This outsider status suits us very well.
"We know where we are going. We will face a great team from Egypt with players who are used to playing in Africa. This will be a tactical match."
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Seven-time winners Egypt lost their opening group game to Nigeria but won their next two matches 1-0 to finish second and go through.
The Ivory Coast, who won in 1992 and 2015, were unbeaten in the groups and knocked out holders Algeria with a 3-1 win in their most recent game.
Team newspublished at 15:53 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2022
Ivory Coast v Egypt (16:00 GMT)
Two of the four top scorers in the Uefa Champions League go head to head - Sebastian Haller of the Ivory Coast and Mohamed Salah of Egypt.
There are five British-based players starting - Eric Bailly, Nicolas Pepe and Jean Michel Seri for the Ivorians, and Salah and Mohahed Elneny for Egypt.
Ivory Coast: Sangare, Aurier, Bailly, Deli, Konan, Sangare, Seri, Kessie, Gradel, Haller, Pepe.
Egypt: Gomaa, El Soleya, Hegazy, Abdelmonem, Mohamed, Wahed, Marmoush, Fattah, Elneny, Salah, Mostafa
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BBC Sport will also show two quarter-finals on BBC Two, while both semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live on BBC Three.
Postpublished at 15:43 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2022
Ivory Coast v Egypt (16:00 GMT)
Hello and welcome to live coverage of this Africa Cup of Nations last 16 tie between two heavyweights.