Cameroon's Rigobert Song was sent off for Lens

As the Cup of Nations came to an end, many of Africa's top players were already back in action with their league clubs across Europe.

And of course some had never been called to Tunisia!

BBC Sport keeps you up to date with all the goals from African players across the continent.

Nigeria's Wilson Oruma was on the score sheet for Sochaux with an injury time equaliser in their 1-1 draw with Bordeaux in the first division.

Harlinton Shereni of Zimbabwe scored his first goal for Guingamp as they beat Bastia 1-0.

But one player who had been in action at the Cup of Nations made an unhappy return to his club.

Rigobert Song, who had to endure Cameroon's disappointing exit from the tournament in Tunisia, returned to France, only to be sent of during his club Lens' 2-1 victory over Rennes.

Belgium

Nigeria's Tosin Dosumnu scored twice in Westerlo's 3-0 win over Beveren.

Mustapha Sama of Sierra Leone scored for his side Charleroi, but was then sent off - and the team finished at the wrong end of a 3-1 scoreline against Antwerp.

Desire Mbonabucya lead Rwanda to their first ever Cup of Nations in Tunisia and has kept up his form on return to his club.

He scored the winner for Saint Truiden in their 2-1 victory over Heusden Zolder, whose solitary goal was struck by Souleyman Oulare of Guinea.

The Netherlands

Feyenoord's Ghanaian defender Christian Gyan was sent off in the 39th minute in their 2-2 draw with Ado Den Hag.

Switzerland

Burundi's David Opango got one goal for his team Aarau but they ended up losing 4-2 at home to Zurich FC.

Togolese international Abdel Kader Mohammed got the first for his team Servette as they beat St. Gallen 3-1.

Turkey

Finally, another player who was in action for his side at the Cup of Nations got onto the scoresheet in Turkey.