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The 26th MTN African Cup of Nations, Ghana 2008 produced series of records.

*Sixth title for Egypt after 1957, 1959, 1986, 1998 and 2006. Cameroon and Ghana have won the title four times each.

*A total of 99 goals were recorded, ranking the tournament as the one to have produced the highest number of goals in the history of the African Cup of Nations.

*Samuel Eto’o was the top scorer of the tournament with five goals. He has so far scored a total of 16 goals, two more than Ivorian legend Laurent Poku, who held the record previously.

*Cameroon defender Rigobert Song made history by playing his 33^rd match at the Africa Cup of Nations final since making his debut in 1996. Song has also featured a total of 54 hours.

*A total of 100 yellow cards were recorded in the 32 matches played during the tournament, an average of 3 yellow cards per match.

Teams Placing

1. Egypt
2. Cameroon

3. Ghana
4. Côte d’Ivoire
5. Tunisia

6. Angola
7. Nigeria
8. Guinea

9. Zambia

10. Mali

11. Morocco

12. Senegal
13. South Africa
14. Namibia

15. Benin
16. Sudan

Goals scored by teams

Côte d’Ivoire - 16 goals

Egypt – 15 goals
Cameroon – 14 goals
Ghana – 11 goals
Morocco – 7 goals

Tunisia – 7 goals
Angola – 5 goals

Guinea – 5 goals

Zambia – 5 goals

Senegal – 4 goals
South Africa – 3 goals

Nigeria – 3 goals
Namibia – 2 goals
Benin – 1 goal

Mali – 1 goal
Sudan – No goal

Goals conceded by teams

Mali – 3 goals

Nigeria – 3 goals

Angola – 4 goals

South Africa – 5 goals

Egypt – 5 goals

Ghana – 5 goals

Morocco – 6 goals

Senegal – 6 goals

Tunisia - 6 goals

Zambia – 6 goals

Benin – 7 goals

Namibia – 7 goals
Cameroon – 8 goals

Côte d’Ivoire – 8 goals

Sudan – 9 goals
Guinea – 10 goals

Total Goals scored

Final – 1 goal

Semi-finals and 3rd place match - 12 goals, An average of 4 goals per match.

Quarter-final – 16 goals, an average of 4 goals per match

Group Phase

Group A : 19 goals
Group B : 12 goals

Group C : 23 goals
Group D : 16 goals

Total : 99 goals, Average of 3 goals per match

Goals scored in previous competitions

1998 : 93 goals (72 goals during group stages)

2004 : 88 goals (65 goals during group stages)

2000 : 73 goals (52 goals during stages)

2006 : 72 goals (47 goals during group stages)

2002 : 49 goals (35 goals during first round)

11 penalties, all scored

Cameroon : 3 (Samuel Eto’o)
Egypt : 3 (Hosny Abd Rabou)
Ghana : 1 (Asamoah Gyan)
Guinea : 1 (Pascal Feindouno)
Mali : 1 (Frederic Kanouté)
Morocco : 1 (Tarik Sektioui)
Nigeria : 1 (Yakubu Aiyegbeni)

Ghana – Guinea : Asamoah Gyan (55)

Morocco – Namibia: Tarik Sektioui (40)

Guinea – Morocco : Pascal Feindouno (62)

Mali – Benin : Frederic Kanouté (49)

Egypt – Cameroun : Hosny Abd Rabou (13)
Egypt – Cameroon : Samuel Eto’o (89)

Cameroon – Zambia : Samuel Eto’o (65)

Egypt – Sudan : Hosny Abd Rabou (29)

Cameroon – Sudan : Samuel Eto’o (27)

Ghana – Nigeria : Yakubu Aiyegbeni (34)

Egypt – Angola : Hosni Abd Rabou (23)

Scorers chart

5 goals : Samuel Eto’o (Cameroon)

4 goals : Manucho (Angola),Hosni Abd Rabou, Mohamed Aboutreika, Amr Zaky (Egypt)

3 goals : Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou, Boubacar Sanogo (Côte d’Ivoire), Junior Agogo, Sulley Ali Muntari (Ghana), Soufiane Alloudi (Morocco)

2 goals : Elrio van Heerden (South Africa),Joseph Désiré Job, Stéphane Mbia, Geremi Njitap (Cameroon),Kader Keita (Côte d’Ivoire),Mohamed Abdullah Zidan (Egypt), Michael Essien (Ghana), Pascal Feindouno (Guinea), Brian Brendell (Namibia), Yakubu Aiyegbeni (Nigeria), Chaouki Ben Saada, Santos (Tunisia), Christopher Katongo (Zambia)

1 goal : Katlego Mphela (South Africa), Flavio (Angola), Razack Omotoyossi (Benin), Achille Emana, Alain Nkong (Cameroon), Aruna Dindane, Bakari Koné, Yaya Touré, Marc Zoro (Côte d’Ivoire), Ahmed Fathy (Egypt), Haminu Draman, Asamoah Gyan, Quincy Owusu-Abeyie (Ghana), Ismaël Bangoura, Oumar Kalabane, Souleymane Youla (Guinea), Frédéric Kanouté (Mali), Hicham Aboucherouane, Abdeslam Ouaddou, Tarik Sektioui, Moncef Zerka (Morocco), John Mikel Obi (Nigeria), Henri Camara, Abdoulaye Diagne Faye, Diomansy Kamara, Moustapha Bayal Sall (Senegal), Yacine Chikhaoui, Issam Jemaâ, Mejdi Traoui (Tunisia) James Chamanga, Felix Katongo, Jacob Mulenga (Zambia)

Own goal: Mohamed Al Khider (Sudan) against Cameroon

Yellow Cards

A total of 100 yellow cards were recorded, with 81 of them coming in the first round.

Egypt – 10 yellow cards

Senegal – 9 yellow cards

Guinea – 8 yellow cards

Namibia – 8 yellow cards

Tunisia – 8 yellow cards

Ghana – 7 yellow cards

Nigeria – 7 yellow cards

Sudan – 7 yellow cards

Cameroon – 6 yellow cards

Angola – 5 yellow cards

Cote d’Ivoire – 5 yellow cards

Mali – 5 yellow cards

Benin – 4 yellow cards

Morocco – 4 yellow cards

Zambia – 4 yellow cards

South Africa – 3 yellow cards

Three games recorded no yellow cards

Cote d’Ivoire – Mali

Tunisia – South Africa

Ghana – Cameroon

Red Cards

The tournament recorded 3 red cards

Pascal Feindouno – Guinea (against Morocco)

John Mensah – Ghana (against Nigeria)

Andre Bikey – Cameroon (against Ghana)

17 titles between the eight quarter-finalists

5 – Egypt

4 – Cameroon, Ghana

2 – Nigeria,

1 – Cote d’Ivoire, Tunisia

Angola and Guinea have never won the title

Six of the teams reached the last eight in during the 25th edition in Egypt in 2006. They are Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Egypt, Guinea, Nigeria and Tunisia.

Hosts Ghana and Angola replaced DR Congo and Senegal in the last

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