Striker Samuel Eto'o scored twice in Cameroon's 3-0 victory over Sudan and set an African Nations Cup record for career goals he shared with former Ivory Coast star Laurent Pokou, who scored the last of his 15 goals 38 years ago. In Wednesday's other game, Egypt clinched first place in Group C ahead of the Indomitable Lions with a 1-1 tie with Zambia. For all the African Nations Cup results and schedule ...

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SCOREBOARD
Group A
Jan. 20 in Accra
Ghana 2 Guinea 1
Jan. 21 in Accra
Morocco 5 Namibia 1
Jan. 24 in Accra
Guinea 3 Morocco 2
Ghana 1 Namibia 0
Jan. 28 in Accra
Ghana 2 Morocco 0
Jan. 28 in Sekondi
Guinea 1 Namibia 1
Final Standings: Ghana 9 points; Guinea 4; Morocco 3; Namibia 1.

Group B
Jan. 21 in Sekondi
Ivory Coast 1 Nigeria 0
Mali 1 Benin 0
Jan. 25 in Sekondi
Ivory Coast 4 Benin 1
Nigeria 0 Mali 0
Jan, 29 in Sekondi
Nigeria 2 Benin 0
Jan. 29 in Accra
Ivory Coast 3 Mali 0
Final Standings: Ivory Coast 9 points; Nigeria (+1), Mali (-2) 4; Benin 0.

Group C
Jan. 22 in Kumasi
Egypt 4 Cameroon 2
Zambia 3 Sudan 0
Jan. 26 in Kumasi
Cameroon 5 Zambia 1
Egypt 3 Sudan 0
Jan. 30 in Kumasi
Cameroon 3 Sudan 0
Jan. 30 in Tamale
Egypt 1 Zambia 1
Final Standings: Egypt 7 points; Cameroon 6; Zambia 4; Sudan 0.

Group D
Jan. 23 in Tamale
Tunisia 2 Senegal 2
South Africa 1 Angola 1
Jan. 27 in Tamale
Angola 3 Senegal 1
Tunisia vs. South Africa
Jan. 31 in Kumasi
Senegal vs. South Africa
Jan. 31 in Tamale
Tunisia vs. Angola

Quarterfinals
Feb. 3 in Accra
Match 1: Ghana vs. Nigeria
Feb. 3 in Tamale
Match 2: Ivory Coast vs. Guinea
Feb. 4 in Sekondi
Match 3: Egypt vs. D2
Feb. 4 in Kumasi
Match 4: D1 vs. Cameroon

Semifinals
Feb. 7 in Accra
Match 1 winner vs. Match 4 winner
Feb. in Kumasi
Match 2 winner vs. Match 3 winner

Third-Place Game
Feb. 9 in Accra

Final
Feb. 10 in Accra