المجموعة الثالثة : مصر - نيجيريا - بنين - موزمبيق

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Egypt Maintain Perfect Start




Egypt kept up their record unbeaten run in Africa Cup of Nations competition as they eased past Group C rivals Benin 2-0 in Benguela on Wednesday.
The victory took The Pharaohs to 16 games without defeat, a record that dates back to the 2004 event in Tunisia, and also ensured Benin would take no further part in the competition.
They needed a win here and to hope Nigeria defeated Mozambique, but they could not take advantage of the Super Eagles' 3-0 success in Lubango.
Egypt did finish as the only team in the group stages to win three from three as first half goals from Ahmed Al Muhammadi and Emad Motaeb were enough to seal the points.
Hassan Shehata's side were ahead after just seven minutes as Al Muhammadi's attempted cross floated over Benin goalkeeper Yoann Djidonou and into the net.
Fortuitous maybe, but the keeper did not react well to the ball into the box either and needs to take some responsibility for the goal.
Razak Omotoyossi was making a nuisance of himself in the Egypt box, but failed to get a shot away, and it was The Pharaohs who extended their advantage.
Motaeb powered a header goalward that Djidonou palmed onto the post, causing it to rebound across the goalline. Motaeb reacted quickest to the loose ball and turned his shot goalwards again.
Once more Djidonou made the save, but referee Daniel Bennett quite rightly adjudged the ball to have crossed the line.
Mohamed Abdelshafi directed a header straight at Djidonou when, had he placed it a metre either side of the keeper, it would have been 3-0. Ahmed Raouf had a tough chance at the back post to net a third for the Egyptians in the dying minutes of the first half, but could only scuff the ball wide of the goal.
Motaeb should have scored too when he found himself one-on-one with Djidonou, but the goalkeeper smothered his shot and was able to clear.
Substitute Mohamed Aoudou fired a header straight at Egypt goalkeeper Essam Al Hadari at the other end, while Arnaud Seka, the shortest man in the tournament at just 4 foot, 9 inches, blasted his shot over when well-placed.
Aoudou had another headed chance which forced a good save from Al Hadari, as Benin began to press for a way back into the game.
Omotoyossi shot wildly wide when he should of at least hit the target, while Aoudou instinctively stuck out a right boot to try and turn a cross home, but once again the ball flashed wide of the mark.
Mohamed Zidan emabarked on a mazy run that had the Benin defence at sixes and sevens, but his shot was well saved by Djidonou, who then pulled off a number of late, desperate saves to keep the scoreline down.
Egypt will play the runners-up in Group D in the next round, which could still be any one of Gabon, Cameroon, Tunisia or Zambia with that pool set to be decided on Thursday.