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Cameroon come from behind

AFP, Johannesburg
Cameroon started a campaign to qualify for the World Cup a fifth consecutive time by coming from behind to beat Benin 2-1 in Yaounde Sunday.
Seidah Kounabe stunned a capacity 60,000 crowd at the Omnisports Stadium with a 10th-minute goal for the Squirrels, but African Footballer of the Year Samuel Eto'o and Rigobert Song turned the tide with late first half strikes.
Other matches in Group 3, branded the Group of Death, produced an impressive 3-0 victory for Egypt in Sudan and a controversial 2-0 home win for Ivory Coast over Libya.
Liberia upset Mali 1-0 in Group 1 thanks to a late goal from Alvin Kieh and Uganda won by a similar score against the Democratic Republic of Congo in Group 2 to complete a 14-match weekend programme.
There were wins for Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Tunisia and Zambia Saturday while the Algeria-Angola, Gabon-Zimbabwe and Malawi-Morocco fixtures finished level.
The match between Kenya and Guinea scheduled for Nairobi was cancelled after the host nation were barred from international football by world governing body FIFA due to government interferencein the sport.
Kounabe stunned the 'Indomitable Lions', who have been African champions a record-equalling four times, with a long-range shot that soared past Idriss Kameni into the roofofthe net.
Veteran Song missed a head on a pitch made slippery by prematch rain before a Herve Turn flick set up Eto'o for the equaliser and Song headed in a Geremi Njitap cross to give the Lions a stoppage-time lead.
Aruna Dindane, voted the best player in Belgium this season, put the Ivorian Elephants ahead after
35 minutes in Abidjan, clinically finishing a superb pass from TchiressouaGuel.
If the first goal was a masterpiece, the second was a mystery to everyone except the referee as Ivory Coast were awarded an unexplained penalty that Didier Drogba rammed into the net with 61 minutes gone.
Egypt made a dream competitive debut under Italian coach Marco Tardelli thanks to goals from Abdelhalim Ali (eight minutes), Mohammed Abou Trika (51) and Mohammed Abdel Wahad (87) in Omdurman.
It is a result that will instil confidence in the Pharaohs ahead of the first clash of giants in the group on June 18 when Ivory Coast play at the intimidating Cairo Stadium cauldron.
Mali exceeded expectations at the 2004 African Nations Cup by reaching the semi-finals and hopes of success in Liberia were high despite a change of coaches with Alain Moizan replacing French compatriot Henri Stambouli.
But sustained Liberian pressure bore fruit after 80 minutes in
Monrovia when a pass from midfielder Dioh Williams carved open the 'Eagles' defence and Kieh darted in for a goal that triggered frenzied celebrations.