Calvin Bassey with yet another crucial header to clear a dangerous cross.

With that, the first period of extra-time ends.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on Channel 4

That was a difficult one for Osimhen to deal with and then when it drops Lookman is just crowded out.

Victor Osimhen controls a cross with his chest before flickig it back to Ademola Lookman, who then has to turn back and the half-chance is gone.

That looked promising for Nigeria, but once again the final ball was missing.

Osimhen is hurt but back on his feet.

Ian Williams
BBC Sport Africa in Rabat

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It is still noisy inside the stadium, but it feels like the frenzy has dropped a notch as the tension mounts.

Chelle removing a striker in the form of Akor Adams and bringing on midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru feels a bit like Nigeria plan to hold out for penalties.

A set piece should be the Super Eagles' best route to goal, but their deliveries have largely been awful.

Youssef En-Nesyri replaces Abde Ezzalzouli for Morocco.

Brahim Diaz was originally going to be withdrawn, but manager Walid Regragui changed his mind.

Achraf Hakimi's cross is cleared to the edge of the box, but Hamza Igamane's follow-up shot is tame and simple for Stanley Nwabali to gather.

Igamane looks to be Morocco's main threat.

Nigeria's second change of the night sees attacker Fisayo Dele-Bashiru replace Akor Adams.

Hamza Igamane is getting the home fans on their feet.

He shows some nice skill to get past Frank Onyeka, but bends a shot a few yard wide of the post.

Just before that he popped the ball through the legs of Bright Osayi-Samuel with an outrageous piece of skill. An 'elastico' I think.

Morocco defedner Nayef Aguerd gets to an Achraf Hakimi corner at the back post, but he heads against the outside of the post from a tight angle. That was a difficult chance in fairness.

John Bennett
BBC World Service reporter in Rabat

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A local hero could well be the hero for Morocco in extra time. The fans here inside the stadium were chanting Hamza Igamane’s name during the second half pleading for him to come on.

Walid Regragui eventually listened to them. He started his career with local team AS Far and has had a frustrating Afcon due to injury. What a story it’ll be if he wins this in front of his adoring supporters.

Morocco kick-off extra-time.

Ian Williams
BBC Sport Africa in Rabat

Nigeria have not been able to get their danger men, Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, into the game enough.

Boss Eric Chelle, wearing a long grey puffer coat, has been prowling his technical area looking annoyed.

He left his players to their own huddle on the pitch when the full-time whistle blew, before they headed over the join him, whereas the Moroccan team were straight over to the touchline for their instructions.

30 minutes of extra-time coming up in Rabat.

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Calvin Bassey produces another superb last-ditch clearance to cut out a low cross.

Nigeria look to counter but the through ball towards Osimhen is cut out.

Nigeria have resorted to long-back tactics but it's just not working.

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Ezzalzouli puts Osayi-Samuel on his backside before standing up a cross, but it's headed away before Calvin Bassey is fouled.

Three minutes added on.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on Channel 4

Morocco are on top and have been setting the tempo in the last seven or eight minutes. Nigeria are not quite holding on but they are rocking a little bit.

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Ian Williams
BBC Sport Africa in Rabat

The game has just run aground a little bit. Both sides are struggling to carve out chances, although Victor Osimhen has shown a couple of tiny flashes after being quiet for most of the night.

When Hakimi's shot hit Bassey in the area just now, I'm pretty sure every single person in this stadium raised their arm to appeal.

I then witnessed thousands of imaginary TV screens being drawn in the air in front of me, but VAR was right not to get involved.

Changes for both sides.

Moses Simon replaces Raphael Onyedika for Nigeria, while Oussama Targhalline and Hamza Igamane come on for Morocco. Bilal El Khannouss and Ayoub El Kaabi make way.