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Wednesday 19 November 2014

Ivory Coast seal Africa Cup of Nations place as fans invade pitch

Ivory Coast qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations after a lacklustre 0-0 draw with 10-man Cameroon, but a pitch invasion at the full-time whistle sparked dramatic scenes.
Visitors Cameroon had Stephane Mbia sent off just before the hour mark in Abidjan, and the match ended in farcical circumstances with the Ivory Coast players passing the ball around in defence as their opposition showed no desire to win possession.
At the full-time whistle Ivory Coast fans ran onto the pitch to celebrate their side's qualification success, with pictures emerging of supporters pulling the crossbar down at one end of the pitch. #MORE pics below:

A policeman appears to strike a fan with his baton as Ivory Coast fans invade the pitch at full-time in AbidjanA policeman strikes a fan with his baton, while others evade the efforts of the police to stop them from trespassing onto the pitchIn the foreground, fans clamber over the crossbar in celebration at their team's qualification for the Africa Cup of NationsA policeman tries to pull a supporter away from Gervinho at full-time, after he grabbed the Ivorian forwardSupporters grab Ivorian player Gervinho on the pitch at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium in AbidjanPolicemen hold a supporter who grabbed Ivorian player Gervinho (not pictured) on the pitchA photograph from the stands shows hundreds of fans on the pitch, while in the background fans climb over fencesIvory Coast forward Gervinho (centre) battles with Aurier for the ball during the match at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium


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