Africa Cup of Nations Day 9 1742: Team news from BATA. Matthew Kenyon again. Two changes for Libya: Rabea Aboubaker replaced by Abdulazziz Berrish and Ihab Albusaifi comes in for the injured Walid El Khatroushi. Meanwhile, Mohamed El Mograbhi starts despite receiving a nasty blow to the face in the Zambia game. For Senegal , coach Amara Traore has made SIX changes. Keeper Bouna Coundoul is dropped and replaced by Khadim Ndiaye. Also out: Lamine Sane - injured, Issiar Dia, Dame Ndoye, Papiss Demba Cisse and Guirane Ndaw. Coming in: aside from Ndiaye, Pape Diakhite, Mamadou Niang (the captain having been restored to the starting line-up), Souleymane Camara, Deme Ndiaye and Omar Daf. So that's great news for both Camara and Daf, who both contested the 2002 Nations Cup final and that year's World Cup too. 1740: The BBC's Nick Cavell is watching today's game in MALABO and says "Stadium is slowly filling up here and the stadium announcer is trying to get the crowd singing along with him. Equatorial Guinea and Zambia both on the pitch warming-up - not that they need much - it is again very hot and humid in Malabo. 1737: Matthew Kenyon is inside the BATA stadium for the BBC today, where he reports "Shaping for rain here - let's hope it's not as heavy as Wednesday!" Because on Wednesday, matches had to be delayed because of the terrific downpour in Bata, leaving Libya and Zambia to play out a 2-2 draw on a pitch which should have not been staging any matches. Later that evening, Eq Guinea were also in action - so we'll soon find out how badly the surface was damaged by those games. 1734: In case you're wondering, this live page will be bringing you updates from both games in Group A today. They both start in just under half an hour and while I will be keeping an eye across the MALABO game, between Equatorial Guinea and Zambia, my colleague Stephen Fottrell will be following the BATA fixture, where Libya face Senegal. But all the action will be here, so please do click on refresh and we will bring you all the drama as it unfolds. We could be set for a relatively calm evening but if we have what this Africa Cup of Nations has already thrown up, I don't fancy our chances! Anyway, it all really depends on whether Libya can beat a potentially-demoralised Senegal if we are to have a nail-biting two hours. 1730 GMT: So this is it. The final chance for either Zambia or Libya to make it through from Group A . At present, co-hosts Equatorial Guinea are already through. They have six points, the Zambians have four, the Libyans one while Senegal are pointless and out of the competition. The easiest way of putting things is that if Zambia get at least a point from their Malabo encounter with Equatorial Guinea , then the Chipolopolo join the co-hosts in the quarter-finals. The only way that Zambia cannot qualify if if they lose, and Libya beat Senegal in Bata . BUT there would however need to be a swing in the number of goals scored to take the Libyans through.