Egypt claim fifth African title after penalties

Ivory Coast 0 Egypt 0 (Egypt win 4-2 on penalties)

Egypt claim fifth African title after penalties
Fri, 10 Feb, 2006 - 19:08
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Ivory Coast 0 Egypt 0 (Egypt win 4-2 on penalties)

Egypt became the first country to win the African Nations Cup five times after they beat Ivory Coast 4-2 in a nerve-jangling penalty shoot-out in Cairo.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: CairoPlace: Cairo International StadiumPerson: Mohamed AboutrikaPerson: EgyptiansPerson: Didier DrogbaPerson: Bakary KonePerson: Essam Al HadariPerson: Jean-Jacques TiziePerson: Ahmed HassanPerson: DrogbaPerson: IvoriansPerson: Amr ZakiPerson: MidoPerson: TiziePerson: Abdelzaher El SaqqaPerson: Wael GomaaPerson: Yaya TourePerson: Ahmed FathiPerson: Arouna KonePerson: Kolo TourePerson: YayaPerson: FathiPerson: Al HadariPerson: Kanga AkalePerson: AboutrikaPerson: ZakiPerson: Emad MoteabPerson: Bonaventure KalouPerson: Blaise Kossi KouassiPerson: Mohamed BarakatPerson: Mohamed ShawkiPerson: BarakatPerson: Emmanuel EbouePerson: KouassiPerson: HassanPerson: EbouePerson: KalouPerson: Mohamed AbdelwahabPerson: AbouEvent: African Nations CupOrganisation: EgyptOrganisation: Ivory CoastOrganisation: Chelsea
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