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Saturday, 17 May 2008
Business Day
TAMALE - Cameroon superstar Samuel Eto'o will hope the past does not return to haunt him in an African Nations Cup quarter-final against Tunisia today. Two years ago in Egypt the Barcelona striker scored five goals in the group phase before the Indomitable Lions lost a penalty shoot-out against Côte d'Ivoire. It was the second consecutive quarterfinal exit for Cameroon, who have won the biennial tournament four times. Fast forward to this year and Eto'o once again completed the three-match minileague phase with five goals, lifting his overall tally to 16 and making him the leading...
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photo: AP Photo / Alastair Grant


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