Egypt vs Ivory Coast live: Salah goal dumps holders out of competition as Pharaohs book semi-final spot

Here is the schedule and kick-off times for the semi-finals and beyond:

Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has also been relfecting on the result.

“Mo Salah will be really, really happy with his contribution. He's free, he's relaxed and he's playing well,” he says on E4.

“I hope he takes this form back to Liverpool because there's been a lot of criticism that he's not playing well for Liverpool.

“He carries the weight of expectations for Liverpool and his national team on his shoulders,” he adds.

The Africa Cup of Nations is hotting up with the knockout stages bringing drama and every game will be available to watch in the United Kingdom across Channel 4.

The broadcaster has secured exclusive rights to the 24-team tournament and will show every game on Channel 4, E4 or 4Seven, or online on Channel 4’s streaming service.

Former Nigeria international Jay Jay Okocha is speaking after the match on E4.

“Credit to Egypt, who came to the party from the outset and controlled the game,” he says.

“They made it difficult by letting Ivory Coast into it, but they showed more desire.

“What a goal by Mohamed Salah. It's a 9/10 goal. You can't doubt Salah's ability to keep performing at this level. He looks like a young Mo Salah.

“We've all witnessed the dip in form but it happens and it's not enough to write off what he's done for Egypt and Liverpool over the years.

“You can't strike off the history he's made and he keeps chasing it. He's a player we're all proud of,” he adds.

Contrasting emotions at full-time...

Here’s the remaining schedule for the tournament then:

Semi-finals: Wednesday, 14 January

SF1: Senegal vs Egypt, Tangier (17:00)

SF2: Morocco vs Nigeria, Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat (20:00)

Third place play-off: Saturday, 17 January

SF1 vs SF2 losers, Casablanca (16:00)

Final: Sunday, 18 January

SF1 vs SF2 winners, Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat (19:00)

Mo Salah briefly speaks on E4 after that huge win.

“Hopefully we go through the next game as well, but we gave it our best,” he explains.

“The only thing I’ll say is we fight so hard, so I’m glad I see that from the players and mangers. We have to just carry on and be our best as a team,” he adds.

The full-time whistle goes and Egypt have done it again! They have another win over Ivory Coast and dump the holders out of the tournament!

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Egypt doing well to break up play late on here. Is there time for a final chance?