In-form Cameroon beat DR Congo to qualify for Nations Cup

Yaounde - Cameroon have qualified for the African Nations Cup finals
after Vincent Aboubaker struck 20 minutes from time to secure a 1-0 win
at home to the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday.
The victory in Yaounde, which continues Cameroon's rehabilitation
after their dismal World Cup, sees them finish top of Group D on 13
points with a game to play, four points ahead of Ivory Coast and seven
above the Congolese.
Cameroon lost all three games at this year's World Cup in Brazil and
had their reputation sullied by a player strike over money but they have
resurrected their form in the qualifiers for the 2015 Nations Cup,
winning four out of five games.
Cameroon join Algeria, Cape Verde Islands, South Africa, Tunisia,
Zambia and new hosts Equatorial Guinea in the 16-team tournament,
which will be held from January 17-February 8.