Gabon v Ghana - Africa Cup of Nations live updates

Two moments of brilliance from Andre Ayew and Jim Allevinah meant the scores were shared in the Group C clash.

Benjamin Tetteh is awarded a red card.

The referee has a red card out but it seems the player in trouble has fled the scene!

Replays show a punch in the face.

The games ended but there's ugly scenes at the end of the match. Ghana frustartion boils over and there's a Gabon player on the floor as the two sides clash.

The referee could take further action here...

Partey gets his head on a corner to flick it on towards the far post, but there's no one there to meet it.

Sensational, they've found the equaliser with minutes to go! Allevinah has been brilliant since his introduction early in the second half. He picks up the ball on the edge of the box, beats his opponent and guides the ball across goal into the bottom corner.

They've definitely had the chances in this half! Boupendza this time missing the target as he fires the ball into the side netting from close range.

Ayew steps over the free-kick himself but it's just wide of the post.

Ghana broke away on the counter attack and Ayew carried the ball to the edge of the penalty box before being brought down by Biyogo.

They try and get the ball into the box but it's sloppy and Ghana clear.

Moussounda is introduced, Autchanga makes way

They still trail with little over 20 minutes to go. Ghana will be desperate to hang on for all three points.

Obiang this time! the loose ball from a cross finds Obiang just inside the area, who blasts his shot twards goal but Baba heads away!

Substitute Allevinah latches on to a lofted ball over the Ghana defence but Wollacot is quick off his line to deny him! Warning for Ghana!

The Ghana player is the latest to go in the referee's book. That's the fifth booking of the game so far.

He's found on the left and cuts inside after a tricky piece of play, but his shot is blocked just inside the box by Baba.

Jordan Ayew does well to drive to the byline and win a corner. Ghana's first of the game.