Football Shorts - Episode 135 EGYPT CELEBRATES

The final of the African Nations Cup saw Egypt, the 2006 title holders, face Cameroon in Accra. Egypt, despite not being pre-tournament favorites, won narrowly with a goal by Mohamed Aboutrika. Their victory was part of an impressive run, having defeated strong teams like Ivory Coast earlier. Celebrations erupted in Cairo, and the team was welcomed by President Hosni Mubarak. Egypt's success was notable for its South American style of play and overcoming physical challenges. This marked the third time a team defended the title, a feat Egypt achieved in 1959 and Cameroon in 2002.

Where was the final match of the African Nations Cup 2006 held?

• Cairo

• Nairobi

• Accra

• Lagos

Who scored the decisive goal for Egypt in the final match?

• Essam El-Hadary

• Mohamed Aboutrika

• Ahmed Hassan

• Mohamed Salah

Which teams did Egypt defeat by a larger margin earlier in the tournament?

• Ivory Coast and Cameroon

• Nigeria and Ghana

• Algeria and Tunisia

• South Africa and Morocco

How did Egyptian fans celebrate their team's victory?

• By organizing a parade

• By holding a concert

• By dancing, singing, and waving flags in the streets

• By lighting fireworks

What style of play helped Egypt overcome their opponents?

• African physical style

• Asian counter-attacking style

• South American passing style

• European defensive style