At the moment Sudan are third in Group B with just a point to show from their two games. Their chances of qualifying are quite slim, but they could sneak into the knock out stage with a good win while hoping that the result of the other group game that will be played concurrently goes in their favour.

The Falcons of Jediane will at all cost have to win against the Stallions of Burkina Faso, who have lost all both of their Afcon games and lie at the bottom of the group without a point. The west Africans have nothing to lose, but could at least strive for a win to depart the tournament with some grace.

Burkina Faso go into Monday's final group match with uncertainty regarding the future of their coach Paulo Duarte, who has threatened to quit if the national football federation does not change. He is upset over the way the federation handled a number of nationality issues, with Cameroon-born Herve Zengue missing the finals and Abdou Razak Traore unable to play.

Sudan will be using a full strength side in the hope that a result comes their way, while Bukina Faso have a strong side available, but they will have little at stake other than a bit of pride and a good result to exit the tournament with their heads held high.

game on!

chei this player was knocked out

i hope he is ok o

goal kick sudan

goal for sudan

1 - 0

goooaaall

2 - 0 sudan

Angola is going home o

ThnkGod nigeria did not qualify o, these bois not get respect o.

As things stand,Sudan is going through.

2 -1 game offaaa

wow congrats sudan!!!

So who went home and who goes through?

CIV
Sudan

Angola
Burkina

Right?

I am happy for Sudan. The victory against B. Faso is a moral buster that will encourage them for greater glory.

I am happy for Sudan. The victory against B. Fa so is a moral booster that will encourage them for greater glory.

I thank God that football rewards people's efforts nowadayz. Up sudan

Congrat to sudan