Egypt captain Ahmed Hassan scored twice yesterday to lead Egypt to a 3-1 win over Cameroon in extra time and into the semifinals against Algeria at the African Cup of Nations.
Hassan inadvertently given Cameroon a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute, heading in a corner from Achille Emana at the near post.
Nine minutes later, Hassan's long-range effort bounced in front of goalkeeper Carlos Kameni and went into the net.
Mohamed Gedo gave Egypt the lead in the second minute of extra time, beating Kameni after a poor back pass from Cameroon defender Geremi Njitap.
Hassan scored two minutes later from a long-range free kick that didn't appear to cross the goal line after Kameni had punched the ball on to the underside of the crossbar.AP
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