Mo Salah's in-swinging free-kick from the right goes all the way through and out for a goal-kick.

Yasser Ibrahim flung himself at the ball but completely missed it.

Bit of a let off for Senegal that.

Four minutes added on at the end of the half.

Omar Marmoush pounces on a loose ball but is dispossessed as he surges towards the box. Egypt haven't been able to get anything going in attack this half.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on E4

It's one thing getting a yellow for a foul but talking your way into the book, especially when you could miss a final, is so much worse.

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Mohamed Salah catches former Liverpool team-mate Sadio Mane, and he is not happy with being penalised.

There's a scuffle on the touchline with technical staff from both sides involved.

Senegal's Habib Diarra is booked for protesting to the referee, meaning he will now miss the final through suspension should Senegal get there.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on E4

It's all fair and well keeping possession and Senegal are looking dangerous but it's not translating into working the Egypt keeper. It's about the quality in the final third.

Iliman Ndiaye runs onto a nice through ball but loses control as he tries to touch it past the last defender.

The Everton man has been quiet so far.

Senegal rework the ball and El Hadji Malick Diouf's dangerous low cross is cleared behind.

The defender works the crowd as he prepares to take the corner, which comes to nothing.

Hamdi Fathy is penalised for a foul on Habib Diarra around halfway.

Egypt's players surround the referee as if he is going to change his decision.

Sadio Mane runs onto a long ball down the left channel, but his low cross towards Nicolas Jackson is gathered by Mohamed El Shenawy in the Egypt goal.

There's just no way through Egypt at the moment.

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Isaac Fanin
BBC Sport journalist in Tangier

When these two sides play each other, it's rarely a goal fest. In the five times these sides have played each other at the Africa Cup of Nations, there have been just 6 goals with 1-0 being the most frequent scoreline.

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Pape Gueye tries to sneak one in at the near post, but his low strike is saved.

Four shots for Senegal so far, none for Egypt.

The game's first shot on target comes from Senegal, but Habib Diarra's long range effort is deflected and easily gathered by Mohamed El Shenawy.

John Bennett
BBC World Service reporter in Rabat

The image of Kalidou Koulibaly lifting the Africa Cup of Nations trophy in 2022 is iconic in Senegal. He’s of course a quality defender but it’s his leadership and influence on his team-mates which is also of huge value to this team. What a blow to lose him from this game but also the final too. How do Senegal’s players react to that?

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Senegal are dominating possession, but Egypt are quickly dropping into a compact defensive shape and keeping their opponents at bay.

No clear chances yet for either side.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on E4

It's a shame for Koulibaly. When you lose your captain it's always a big loss for the player personally but also for the leadership within the team.

Isaac Fanin
BBC sport journalist in Tangier

Senegal have been in Tangier for the whole tournament and you can definitely see that, I'd say around 60% are Senegalese fans. Moroccans in Tangier have been charmed by their visitors so I'd say another 20% are Moroccans supporting Senegal and the rest Egyptians.

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Kalidou Koulibaly is replaced by 20-year-old Mamadou Sarr.

He plays his club football for Strasbourg, on loan from Chelsea.

Kalidou Koulibaly comes back onto the pitch, and then 20 seconds later goes down again.

That's his night, and tournament, over.

Moments after being booked, Senegal captain Kalidou Koulibaly is down with an injury. This doesn't look good.