Good evening, all, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Equatorial Guinea v Ghana.

Well, I have no idea about that denouement. But what I do know is that Ghana deserved that win and deserve their place in the final. A very odd evening indeed. Thanks for your company.

Final whistle. Er, what? Seriously?

It's placid exchanges of passes.

And we're under way again - about 35 minutes after the game was interrupted. Do I count this as 83 minutes or 90'+35?

Journalists are reporting tear gas in the stands.

Nsue is shouting at a man in a suit again. Avram Grant has a look of utter incredulity on his face.

The referee is clutching the ball - looks like we're about to restart with a drop-ball.

This is such a bizarre decision, to continue with this match.

So the Ghana fans have been ushered out of the ground - and their team are about to play seven more minutes of this semi-final.

Avram Grant is livid. I don't blame him, really.

This is absolutely ludicrous. Apart from anything else, the players must be chilly now - expect hamstrings pinging all over the place.

Hang on. What? The Equatorial Guinea players are clearing up the bottles from the pitch. Are they just being nice and tidy - or are they actually preparing to play the final few minutes of this match?

Still no confirmation about what on earth is going on - the match has been suspended for about 20 minutes or so now.

The players are beginning to exchange handshakes as this match peters out into a chaotic, disappointing abandonment.

There are still a scattering of law-abiding and uninjured folk sitting in their seats.

The Ghana fans are being led towards the tunnel area by the police escort.

The Eurosport commentators are hearing that the Equatorial Guinea fans are leaving the stadium - and waiting outside, presumably for the Ghana supporters.

The cluster of match officials are still on the pitch, mind you.

Equatorial Guinea's players are now going over to the stands to ask their fans to stop throwing things. Looks like that might be a bit late now.