- 1A. Onana
- 5M. Ngadeu
- 22J. Kana-Biyik
- 6A. Oyongo
- 2Fai, Collins
- 14G. Mandjeck
- 7C. N'Jie
- 11Bassogog, Christian
- 15Pierre Kunde
- 9S. Bahoken
- 13E. Choupo-Moting
- 3G. Bong
- 8André-Frank Zambo Anguissa
- 17K. Toko-Ekambi
- 23C. Kameni
- 16Ondoa, Fabrice
- 12J. Dawa
- 4B. Yaya
- 21Wilfrid Kaptoum
- 20Boumal, Olivier
- 19J. Zoua
- 1Ofori, Richard
- 17A. Baba
- 15K. Adams
- 4Mensah, Jonathan
- 22A. Yiadom
- 11Mubarak Wakaso
- 5Partey, Thomas
- 9J. Ayew
- 3A. Gyan
- 8Kwabena, Owusu
- 19S. Owusu
- 20Kwadwo Asamoah
- 7C. Atsu
- 10A. Ayew
- 16Annan, Felix
- 12L. Zigi
- 14Lumor
- 18J. Aidoo
- 2J. Attamah
- 6Acquah, Afriyie
- 13C. Ekuban
Can African champions Cameroon edge this rematch from the 2017 tournament? These two met in the last four two years’ ago, with the sides each aiming to land silverware this time around. However, they’ve had very different starts to the competition, which has left both sides pushing for a victory for different reasons. The defending champions could edge into the last 16 on Saturday with a game to spare. Meanwhile, Ghana are hoping to get their silverware chase back on track.
Cameroon were comfortable 2-0 winners against Guinea-Bissau in their opening game of the tournament. That’s set them up to return to the knockout round as they look to defend their title in Egypt. They were supposed to host the 2019 edition of this competition, but instead, the Indomitable Lions are on foreign soil seeking their sixth title in this competition. Will they be able to deal out a blow to perennial contenders Ghana?