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PHOTO GALLERY: Morocco stun holders Cote d'Ivoire at Nations Cup

Tuesday 24 Jan 2017

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Ivory Coast's forward Wilfried Bony (L) heads the ball next to Morocco's midfielder Mbarek Boussoufa during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Morocco's forward Aziz Bouhaddouz (L) challenges Ivory Coast's defender Eric Bailly during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Ivory Coast's forward Wilfred Zaha (R) challenges Morocco's midfielder Nabil Dirar during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Ivory Coast's defender Simon Deli (R) challenges Morocco's midfielder Nabil Dirar during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Ivory Coast's forward Wilfried Bony (L) challenges Morocco's midfielders Faycal Fajr and Nabil Dirar (back) during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Morocco's midfielder Faycal Fajr (R) challenges Ivory Coast's midfielder Serey Die during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Morocco's midfielder Karim El Ahmadi (R) challenges Ivory Coast's forward Wilfred Zaha during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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Morocco's players celebrate after scoring a goal during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group C football match between Morocco and Ivory Coast in Oyem on January 24, 2017 AFP

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