The 2017 Africa Cup of Nations comes to an end in Gabon on Sunday. Egypt take on Cameroon in what's sure to be a mouthwatering final. And yet neither team was favoured for the final. Still, they proved their mettle with each hard-fought game. Egypt are hunting their eighth AFCON title, while Cameroon are looking to close the gap on the North Africans with title number five. Celestine Karoney looks at how the teams got to this point
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