What term do you want to search? Search with google</s>Cameroon come from behind to seal a fifth Africa Cup of Nations title in a thrilling, edgy final in Libreville....
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BBC Africa looks back at the tournament.</s>Cameroon has won the 2017 edition of the African Cup of Nations.

The post BREAKING: Cameroon wins AFCON 2017 appeared first on Vanguard News.</s>Cameroon beat seven-time champion Egypt 2-1 to in the final match of African Nations Football Cup in Libreville, Gabon, Sunday. It is the first time for Cameroon to claim the trophy. Egypt's midfielder Mohamed Elneny gave his team the advantage when he scored in 25th minute of the first half. Cameroon's Nicolas Nkoulou leveled the score in the second half with a header, then Vincent Aboubakar scored the decisive goal about three minutes before the final whistle....
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Egypt, looking to win their eighth Africa Cup of Nations, looked well set to repeat their favourite 1-0 scoreline after Arsenal’s Mohamed Elneny rifled home to beat Fabrice Ondoa midway through the opening half.

But an inspired double substitution from coach Hugo Broos turned the final on its head, first Nicolas N’Koulou heading his side back into contention and, with extra time looking a certainty, Aboubakar controlled a long ball from Sebastien Siani before flicking the ball over Ali Gabr and firing home the winner.

It’s the first time Egypt have been defeated in the final since 1952 and Cameroon now become the second most successful side in the tournament’s history.

A goal fit to win any tournament: Vincent Aboubakar’s stunning late effort was a fitting way for Cameroon to win their title and a just end, with a tired Egypt possibly hoping for the lottery of penalties to win yet another title.</s>Cameroon's players celebrate with the trophy at the end of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final football match between Egypt and Cameroon at the Stade de l'Amitie Sino-Gabonaise in Libreville on February 5, 2017. By Steve JORDAN (AFP)

Libreville (AFP) - Cameroon's victory in the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday means they will be the continent's representative in the Confederations Cup in Russia later this year.

Cameroon, who beat Egypt 2-1 in the final in Libreville, will come up against Chile, Australia and the world champions Germany in Group B of the eight-team competition which runs from June 17 to July 2.

The Indomitable Lions will play Chile in Moscow on June 18 in their opening game of the tournament, which is seen as a warm-up ahead of the World Cup next year.</s>Cameroon defied the odds to come from behind and win the Africa Cup of Nations .

Vincent Aboubakar hit home in the dying minutes of the final to deny Egypt their eighth AFCON crown in the most dramatic of circumstances.

Ordinarily, the Indomitable Lions would not be considered underdogs, but in this tournament the odds were always stacked against them.

Seven of their leading talents refused to travel to Gabon and take part in the tournament.

But setbacks were put aside and new stars were born as Cameroon produced a second half comeback worthy of winning any competition.

Arsenal star Mohamed Elneny had put his side ahead in the first-half, but goals from Nicolas N'Koulou and Aboubakar sealed their nation's fifth AFCON title.

There was doubt ahead of the fixture as to whether Elneny, who had missed the previous two knockout rounds, would be fit to play in the final.

But he passed a late fitness test and was at the centre of everything Egypt created as they dominated the early stages.

Elneny started the move that led to the first major chance in the game, as Mohamed Salah slid the ball through to Abdallah El-Said, who saw his effort stopped by Fabrice Ondoa.

There were only 20 minutes on the clock before the creativity of the Egyptian team paid dividends - and it was no surprise it was Salah and Elneny combining.

Salah played the ball through to the Arsenal man, who looked first of all for a cutback, but instead caught Ondoa unawares and fired into the roof of the net at the near post.

It was the perfect opening for Egypt, who had only conceded one goal in the competition going into the final.

In fact, they had not conceded two goals in a game for 21 matches - a record stretching back to November 2014.

The goalscoring stats of previous finals also went against Cameroon, with as more than one goal had not been scored in a final since 2004.

Egypt's confidence in their defence was clear to see, as they were happy to let Cameroon have the ball after taking the lead.

But it was not until the second half when the Indomitable Lions began to cause any kind of problems, with Christian Bassogog proving to be the most dangerous outlet.

And it wad no surprise that Bassogog's powerful run forward was the catalyst for the equaliser.

From the resulting corner, the AaB Fodbold man whipped the ball back into the middle and defender Nicolas N'Koulou headed home past the helpless Essam El-Hadary.

Cameroon continued to dominate the game, with Egypt's only real threat coming on the counter attack. Elneny was close to a goal of the tournament contender after an ambitious run, but there was little else for the Pharaohs to shout home about.

And the continued threat of Cameroon eventually paid with just three minutes of regular time to play.

Aboubakar lifted the ball over Ali Gabr, before coolly finishing past El-Hadary, who was again unmoved, to seal the victory.</s>Cameroon came from a goal down to beat Egypt 2-1 in the final of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Libreville, Gabon.

Arsenal’s forward, Mohammed Elneny edged Egypt ahead on 22 minutes, but Nicolas Nkoulou, on as a substitute after an injury to Adolphe Teikeu, got his team back in the game on 59 minutes. Benjamin Moukandjo swung in the pass, Nkoulou jumped early and beat Ahmed Hegazy. He headed it beyond Essam El Hadary, who was late to dive minutes.

Striker Vincent Aboubakar scored the winning goal on 88 minutes, netting via a right foot volley.

Benjamin Monkanjo was the man of the match. This is the fifth time that Cameroon will win the Nations Cup and it was an unlikely happy ending for a team, that faced cash crunch and saw seven of its regulars withdrawing to play for their European clubs.</s>Cameroon came from behind to defeat Egypt 2-1 to win the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations hosted by Gabon.

The Pharoahs took a first-half lead through Mohamed Elneny, who finished from a tight angle after beating goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoua at his near post.

Cameroon lost defender Aldohe Teikeu to injury and he was replaced by Nicolas N’Koulou. The setback did not stop the Indomitable Lions from levelling the contest through N’Koulou, who headed in Benjamin Moukandjo’s cross on the hour mark.

With the game heading into extra time, Vincent Aboubakar, who replaced Robert Ndip Tambe in the second half, controlled a long ball and volleyed past Essam El Hadary.

It is the fifth continental title for the West Africans, who have not won it since 2002.

For Egypt, it is their first defeat in an AFCON final since 2004.
Cameroon wins the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations with a 2–1 victory over Egypt.