Key events
6 mins: Mabululu suffers a bit of pain after a poor challenge from Mohsen. The Angolan spends a bit of time on the deck but eventually gets himself up.
4 mins: Maestro catches Mostafa Mohamed with an elbow in the face but is it not malicious and we carry on.
Carmo allows an up and under to go over his head, Mostafa Mohamed sniffs a chance but the defender recovers to clear.
2 mins: Angola start by enjoying some early possession. They must be hoping the 11 Egyptians changes will make them struggle for rhythm in the early stages.
Kick off
Peep! Peep! Peep! Here we go!
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In eight previous meetings, Angola have never beaten Egypt. The Pharaohs have been victorious on four occasions, with the same amount of draws. It would be a good day for Angola to notch their first triumph.
Osasu Obayiuwana offers up insight from Casablanca on the tournament’s early stages.
Here’s what happened yesterday in Morocco.
Salah is left on the bench for Egypt, allowing him a little rest before the knockout stages. Hopefully he will not be too angry and head to the mixed zone afterwards to express his views about being a sub.
Starting lineups
Egypt: Shobeir, Eid, Abdelmaguid, Ismail, K Sobhy, Fattouh, Saber, Lasheen, Adel, Mohamed, Mohsen
Subs: Estantive, M Sobh, Ibrah, Rabia, Hamy, Hamdy, Attia, Athia, Askia, Shehata, Trezegue, Meaceguet, Sayed Zitzeze, Sayed Zitzeze, Sala, Marmoush, Fastal, Fastal
Angola: brands, modesto, gaspar, Carmo, Fortuna, Maestro, Beni, Fred, Luvumbo, Mabululu, Banza
Subs: Bape, Antonio, Balbowa, Benboria, Nebbund, Neblu, Kitano, Afeastso, Milson, Die, Down, Lola, Lolah, Lolah.
Preamble
Egypt have already secured a spot in the knockout stages but will want to go through in top spot and with a perfect record. They have edged past Zimbabwe and South Africa in their opening two group games, so will fancy a more convincing result this time around.
Angola have their own battle to win because they are aiming to get to the next stage too. Three points would be enough to get them through as one of the best-performing third-placed teams. If Egypt take their foot off the gas slightly, Angola will sense an opportunity of an upset.
Kick-off: 4pm GMT
