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HITS THE WOODWORK

Nigeria 0-0 Angola

Best chance so far!

Gilberto heads the Angola corner on and Mabululu almost steers the ball in with his instep, only to be denied by the near post.

Angola – as they have throughout this tournament – mean business.

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Nigeria 0-0 Angola

Now Angola have a promising spell, winning a corner on the right as part of a move featurng a darting Gilberto run.

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Nigeria 0-0 Angola

Nigeria immediately threaten but can’t get a clean shot away inside the Angola penalty area.

The underdogs survive an early scare with some frantic defending.

KICK-OFF

Nigeria 0-0 Angola

Nigeria launch the action! One of these sides will finish this evening in the Afcon 2023 semi-finals!

Tune in to tonight’s later quarter-final on the BBC

Nigeria v Angola (17:00 GMT)

In tonight’s later quarter-final, two-time champions DR Congo face Guinea, who are making their first quarter-final appearance since 2015.

You can watch that match on BBC Three, iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website from 19:50 GMT.

Don’t miss it.

The anthems are ringing out in stirring fashion. Nigeria went first, and now Angola’s players and fans are singing.

Read all about the last eight

Nigeria v Angola (17:00 GMT)

They will be coming out to prove a point and we respect every country,” Nigeria defender Kenneth Omeruo said of Angola.

“The idea now is to stick to our game and take it very seriously.”

Want the full lowdown on the quarter-finals?

Read our guide to a final eight comprising none of the teams who reached this stage at the 2021 tournament.

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