Good evening and welcome to LIVE coverage of Senegal versus Cameroon in what is probably the pick of the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals. It’s also a lion derby, pitting the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon against the Lions of Teranga. Team news coming up.

Keita believes he's won an early corner off Fai but the officials disagree.

We're underway.

The referee is Janny Sikazwe from Zambia.

The teams are out and the national anthems being played. Senegal are all in white while Cameroon are wearing green shirts, red shorts and yellow socks. There looks to be vocal support for both sides in Franceville.

Ten minutes until kick-off. Here's a reminder of the teams

Sadio Mane’s reputation has certainly been enhanced during this tournament. He scored twice in the group stage - a tally bettered only by Junior Kabananga - while his club side Liverpool have floundered in his absence and lost again today to Championship Wolves. Goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoa has been the standout player for Cameroon.

If you fancy some more pre-game reading, Eurosport spoke to former Cameroon international Lauren about the tournament and how African players are viewed in Europe.

Good to see the players have a wide variety of fruit to choose from.

These two have met 12 times before and it’s Senegal who have the better record - just - winning five of the games and losing four if you include the 2002 final. They last met in 2011, playing out a goalless draw.

Earlier Burkina Faso booked their place in the semis, however the winner of this game won't face them but either Ghana or DR Congo.

Despite that, the Lions of Teranga are the new favourites for the tournament following some impressive displays in Group B and the Ivory Coast’s elimination, but boss Cisse’s focus is firmly on today’s match. "Our team has not stopped progressing since the qualifiers and it is true that against Cameroon we face a difficult opponent,” he said. "It could be on the mental side that the game is won. I feel that the boys are confident.”

Senegal, by the way, have never won the tournament and 2002 was the only time they have ever reached the final.

Cameroon have won the cup four times, most recently in 2002 when they beat today’s opponents 3-2 on penalties in the final. The man who missed the decisive penalty? None other than current Senegal manager Aliou Cisse.

SENEGAL: Diallo, Kara, Kalidou, M’Bengue, Gassama, Gueye, Kouyate, Saviet, Mame, Mane, Keita. /// CAMEROON: Ondoa, Teikeu, Ngadeu, Oyongo, Siani, Djoum, Ndip Tambe, Fai, Moukandjo, Bassogog, Toko.