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Cup of Nations 2004

Last Updated: Thursday, 22 July, 2004, 11:47 GMT 12:47 UK
Francileudo Dos Santos scored the opener for Tunisia
AFRICAN
Tunisia win Cup of Nations
Tunisia beat Morocco 2-1 to win their first-ever African Cup of Nations.
Photos from the final
Cup of Nations highlights

Lemerre plays down success
Tunisia boss Roger Lemerre says Cup of Nations success had not been his priority.
Zaki defends goalkeeper
Morocco boss Badou Zaki says Khalid Fouhami is not to blame for their defeat in the final.
AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS 2004

STATISTICS
How they qualified
Roll of honour
Tournament records

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FUN AND GAMES
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606 - the nation's favourite football debateHave your say
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Tunisia coach Roger Lemerre has leapt from zero to hero in the space of just 18 months.Tunisia's hero
Roger Lemerre's rise from French flop to Tunisian legend
Tunisia players celebrate their victoryFinal pictures
Photos from Tunisia's African Cup of Nations win over Morocco

FINAL
One of the best
Zaki praises his young side
Player ratings: Tunisia v Morocco
THIRD PLACE PLAY-OFF
Nigeria secure third place
Okocha ends on a high
SEMI-FINALS
Chukwu predicts bright future
Morocco book final spot
Tunisia make African final
Mali left 'devastated'
QUARTER-FINALS
Mali squeeze through
Morocco snatch dramatic win
Nigeria reach semi-finals
Tunisia win controversial clash
CUP OF NATIONS
Diouf ban increased
Morocco seek revenge
GROUP A
Camara confirms retirement
Caf hand Guinea warning
GROUP B
Stephan dismisses rumours
Kanoute grateful for a rest
DR Congo end Wadsworth reign
GROUP C
Mboma to retire
Egypt accept Salah resignation
GROUP D
Benin coach won't quit
Okocha accepts BBC award
TUNISIA 2004 FEATURES
Nigeria's honour restored
New talent emerges
Zaki revives Lions fortunes
SA's football decline
New boys fare well
Marathon madness


BBC African football analyst Stephen KeshiPride restored
BBC's Stephen Keshi looks back at Nigeria's cup campaign
Morocco's Youssef HadjiAfrican XI
BBC's African football experts pick their Cup of Nations favourites
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