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Egypt draw Algeria

AFP, Zurich
The last time World Cup underachievers Egypt reached the tour-nament they defeated Algeria en route.
So the unhappiness of the Pharaohs at being drawn against the North Africans here Wednesday in the final qualifying round for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa will be tempered by the belief that history could repeat it.
Hassan Shehata, coach of the reigning African champions, said ahead of the draw at FIFA headquarters that he would prefer to dodge Algeria, Morocco and TUnisia when the 20 survivors were split into five groups.
"I'm always wary of North African opponents because the rivalry between us is incredible. Being the better team does not always mean you win such games," he warned in an interview.
Striker Ahmed 'Mido' Hossam agreed: "World Cup qualifiers that pit countries in the north against each other often end up resembling a Cairo derby between Ahly and Zamalck, tough and unpredictable."
Group C is completed by Rwanda and Zambia and the Pharaohs will be favoured to finish
first after a six-round mini-league between March and November and progress to the World Cup for the first time in 20 years.
The Atlas Lions of Morocco and Carthage Eagles of TUnisia are potentially the most dangerous teams outside the five top seeds which could spell problems for the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon and Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Cameroon have Morocco, Togo and Gabon in Group A while Nigeria, the only team to boast a 100 per cent record in the previous
qualifying round, face Tunisia, Kenya and Mozambique in Group B.
Germany-born Cameroon coach Otto Pfister told FIFAcom: "It is indeed a very difficult group. We are the favourites on paper, but this does not mean too much. We cannot afford to underestimate any team as they are all strong.
"Togo have two or three really good players and, of course, have the experience of being part of the previous World Cup in Germany," said the coach who was in charge of the Sparrowhawks at the 2006 tournament.
"Morocco have great potential and also a very good coach (Roger Lemerre). Gabon have proved lately how strong they are and what they are capable of. We need to prepare very seriously for this group."
Seeking a second, consecutive appearance at the quadrennial world football showcase, the Black Stars of Ghana were drawn with Benin, Mali and Sudan in Group D.
And in Group E, Burkina Faso, Guinea and Malawi will attempt to block the path of the Ivory Coast 'Elephants', another country chasing a second trip in a row to the World Cup.
The five group winners and hosts South Africa qualify for the World Cup and tire top three in each group plus hosts Angola go to the Nations Cup five months before the main event.
GROUPS
The draw for the 2010 World Cup-African Nations Cup final round qualifying competition was made here Wednesday.
GroupA
Cameroon, Togo, Morocco, Gabon
GroupB
Nigeria, Mozambique. Kenya, Tunisia
GroupC
Egypt, Rwanda, Algeria, Zambia
GroupD
Ghana, Benin, Sudan, Mali
GroupE
Ivoqr Coast, Malawi, Burkina Faso, Guinea
Note: Matches Io be played between March and November 2009 and group winners qualify for World Cup with hosts SouthAfrica