00:00Boomho, picking the ball up, gets in front of his man.
00:16There's a nice little ball, good chance, but come around.
00:19Oh, they got the goal, they got the opening goal, and it's a young.
00:24But the flag, and there is the goal being given.
00:33You saw it, didn't need VAR, no need for it, there are the celebrations.
00:39A lion, but going to a panther, out wide, Junior Chamadeur, Stoke City man, fires it in
00:45very quickly, being picked up, long range shot coming in, oh, he's being punched away there
00:50by Luis Zimbabwe.
00:51That was the shot, from Chamadeur was just sterling, well-timed, intense, very intense.
01:07I think it's the longest lull in activity that we've actually had in this game.
01:25But it's going to come to an end, of course, and Bumma picks it up, just in front, puts
01:30it on his left foot, it's a great shot, and it's pushed away there by Mbaba.
01:35It's from the Manchester City man, he puts it on his left foot, trying to curl it around.
01:40But it's just the decisiveness, it's making the right decision in that final third.
01:44Oh, Penda's gone for a run, and it's a beautiful run.
01:47Oh, it's a great save there from Epassi, excellent reading of the wall.
01:52Just look at this again.
01:54Yeah, this time around, Gabon managed to break that midfield.
02:00A good ball behind the defenders.
02:03You know, Penda, who else?
02:04But to run onto it, Epassi also standing his ground, makes a brilliant save.
02:09Plays for Toulouse and Lee Garnett.
02:12Bumma with the corner.
02:16Perfectly delivered off the post, off the crossbar, and out.
02:21Magri!
02:22Let's have a look at this again.
02:24Look at Magri, he's gonna get up for that.
02:27It comes, he heads it down, it comes off.
02:30It comes off Ikwele.
02:31Manga.
02:39It doesn't, it actually getting in the way.
02:41Yep.
02:42And that is it, they have managed to take the points.
02:45They walk away empty-handed on this occasion, Gabon.
02:48Cameroon celebrates, and they celebrate with a hard-fought battle
02:53against their Central African neighbours.
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