Jumbo   New Zealand

5:04am on Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

I'll follow you on this Pick.
Good Luck Bro.

The Gravedigger   Serbia

10:49am on Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

Cameroon is playing very bad,thay dont have good tactics.Leading 2-0 against Tunis and at the end 2-2.And this is Ghana much better team,playing at home with great midfielders such as Muntari ,Essien...whicch will control the game from start.

PyroliMadrik   pyrolimadrik.blogabet.com

9:58pm on Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

I think is a good tip , but your going against hosts If Im not wrong last three winners of African Cup were host countries ( last year Egypt ) .. I see Egypt - Cameroon the final , it is a high posibilly for draw on both games .. Odds of course are ot real , to give 5.0 to Egypt and 4.20 to Cameroon ...hmmm , bookies are making a big mistake , for Ivory Coast it is the first real test ( Im not imoressed by theyr play ) , they beat pooooor Nigeria , then I cannot remember other teams they beat because both are fron the 3rd World ... Egypt had much stronger opponents , Cameroon and Angola , so for me X,2 in that game is value ... I think both will end in draw , extra time and why not penalties ... If I find x,2 on this game @ 2.0 and the same for the other one it will be perfect for me . Bet x,2 but not straight win on Cameroon

Firefoxx   England

12:57am on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

I can't believe you guys can be naive. Cameroon looked tired against Tunisia that is the reason they lost their lead. They were there for the taking and how old is Rigobert Song!!! There is not way they will drop him no matter how tired he is and after 120 hard minutes after looking tired against Tunisia they have to play the home nation. The crowd alone will drain their energy and Ghana will be buzzing at the prospect of a final which will kepp them going for the whole 90 minutes.

Milano   Netherlands

7:26am on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

I believe Cameroon will lose.
Cameroon plays very weak when under pressure, I've seen it in matches before.
They are under pressure in beginning while Ghana is in their own stadium.
Do not bet on Cameroon, I'm positive we will get a 3-1 result for Ghana

Threepwood   Egypt

11:41am on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

Well, definitely both Ghana & Cote d'Ivoire are the favourites. But then again odds on both games are too much on the underdog. Small stakes on an upset in both matches (hoping that either would happen) seems reasonable to me.

However, I -myself- won't be betting on anythig today.

Hope Egypt can do it though

knickerbocker   Poland

1:37pm on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

Thanks for all your comments:) I agree that Cameroon is having some gaps in their tactics, the best example of it in their last game, being 2:1 up in the second half they didn't even try to attack and kill the game off. However I don't agree they were tired after 60 minutes because immediately after conceding the second goal they started playing forward. Considering the issue of tiredness it may be the factor but only because they had to play extra-time on Monday and not because they aren't well prepared. Ghana might be bookie's favourites in this one but they aren't mine. Ghana have impressed me only against Morocco and the odds on Cameroon are too tempting. If the game was to be played in Cameroon I think the odds would be just the opposite. That's why I'm backing Cameroon. As far as the Egypt game is concerned, again the odds on Egypt way too big in my opinion but I wouldn't bet on them winning it in 90 minutes, however I fully agree they have the chances to go through to the final. A very interesting games to watch today evening. Good luck to you all, whichever way you place your bets:)

Firefoxx   England

3:49pm on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

If you dont think cameroon were tired then watch them in this game. Even us the bet in running service and take Ghana to score the next goal in the second half. Reports from Africa, Essien (Ghana): We are going to win this, Job (Cameroon)this is going to be tough.

RaresOltean   Romania

8:56pm on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

Excellent pick m8...totally agreed with u! And 2 Firefoxx: be a bit more relaxed m8 and stop calling everybody naive... because u know how unpredictable sports are and now u just look a bit stupid :)

knickerbocker   Poland

9:17pm on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

A good game by Cameroon. They didn't give much space to Ghana, were fighting for every ball. What's more important no signs of tiredness, the best example was Eto'o running at full speed to get the ball in the 90th minute. And the most important they have scored on the single chance they have really created:) R.Song & A.Song played very well and as I have written Kameni in goal - he has relly done an excellent job keeping Agogo's shot out, it would have been a quick equaliser. A very nice profit for today as I'm staying away from the other game.