LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Cameroon ended their 15-year wait for a Nations Cup title when they came from behind to beat Egypt 2-1 on Sunday, a success that vindicated coach Hugo Broos' decision to overhaul the Central African nation's squad. "When I came to Cameroon a year ago, I found a group of players that were old and unmotivated," Broos told reporters. Egypt were able to call upon the likes of experienced duo Ahmed Fathi and keeper Essam El Hadary, who have seven Nations Cup titles between them, while for Cameroon only Nkoulou had played in a Nations Cup knockout match before this campaign. "I work to get results, and I'm extremely happy to have won the Nations Cup. I hope that now we've won the cup, our relationship with the media will improve."

Source: The Star February 05, 2017 23:37 UTC