Ex-Spurs right-back Serge Aurier lofts a cross straight out of play.

A lovely move by Egypt with Mohamed Salah starting it off on the right but Simon Deli heads a cross away.

Good interception by an orange shirt to stop Mohamed Salah's pass reaching Mostafa Mohamed in the box

Serge Aurier whips in a free-kick from deep but Egypt clear.

The second half begins.

The stats tell you how even that half was.

53-47% possession, 7-7 on shots and 3-3 on shots on target.

Here was that flying volley from Ibrahim Sangare that could have put the Ivorians ahead.

The winners of this game face Morocco in Yaounde on Sunday in the quarter-finals.

Morocco beat Malawi 2-1 yesterday.

The half-time whistle goes. Not a bad game by any means - but we are no closer to knowing who will go through.

A snap-shot from Sebastien Haller almost gives the Ivory Coast the lead. The ball lands to him in the box but his half-volley isn't well hit and the keeper saves.

Ivory Coast clear and counter as the board goes up for one minute added time.

Jean Michel Seri's shot is blocked.

Egypt win a corner in the final minute of the half. Can they find a breakthrough?

Mohamed Salah plays a one-two from the free-kick, cuts in and puts in a cross which the Ivory Coast clear.

Now Eric Bailly blocks a Mohamed Elneny long-ranger.

Egypt are ending the half well.

Free-kick for Egypt as Max Gradel fouls Mohamed Salah just as he was passing backwards. Silly.

Oh hello, that would have been a stunner for the Ivory Coast.

A cross comes in and Ibrahim Sangare hits a stunning acrobatic volley - halfway to a bicycle kick let's say - but Mohamed El Shenawy palms the shot away.

Another Egypt chance as Mohamed Salah plays in Mostafa Mohamed but the ball holds up a bit and Mohamed's shot is saved by the keeper at his near post.

If there was a bit more on the pass it would have been a bigger chance.

BBC iPlayer

Former South Africa international Dean Furman talking to BBC iPlayer: "The game has been relatively scrappy and that has definitely been down to the playing surface. Both teams are looking for a bit more quality though."

Both sides with nice stretches of possession but nothing in the way of chances in recent times.

A big blow for the Ivory Coast as they lose AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie.

We didn't see how he was injured but he's been stuggling for a few minutes now and walks off holding his rib.

Veteran Serey Die is on.

Here's the best chance of the game so far, by some way, as Egypt hit the bar.