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Egypt isn't evolving, they are kind stable and struggling to show their maximum performance while Cameroon gameplay is improving from a game to another without fluctuations.

It will shock you that Egypt will play in the finals and also take the trophy. You may not like their pattern of play and you think they are a struggling side but you have to know that they are playing to instruction to conserve energy. That is what matters. Not what the Nigerian team did by winning all their three group matches and then lost miserably to Tunisia.

It can be possible for Egypt to win the trophy, they have what it takes to win a trophy, so it won't be a surprise to me. With the performance of their last match I think Egypt is doing better that when the tournament started.

If Egypt can defeat the host country Cameroon in the semifinals, they will lift the Cup, they keep on improving in all their subsequent matches since they lost their first match against Nigeria, I agreed that they are playing according to their game plan, I believe cameroon will have their first test playing against a formidable opponent in the semifinals having been playing easy matches so far in the competition, though they might have a home advantage which I believe wouldn't matter at this stage of the competition.

Egypt is currently showing such an outstanding performance in the African Cup of Nations since entering the knockout phase where they can beat their opponents to get to the semifinals at this time where the next opponent in the semifinals is not easy considering Cameroon is a candidate to win the Africa Cup of Nations this season where they played quite impressively in both the group and knockout stages.while for Egypt themselves they were quite overwhelmed by their opponents in the previous knockout round where they only won 2-1 against Morocco, they had to finish it until extra time