Hello and welcome to live coverage of Togo vs Morocco.

Almost an equaliser. Adebayor gets between the two centre backs as he runs onto a through-ball. He holds off Benatia's shove, and toes a shot that Munir palms behind.

Togo have won just one of their last 11 ACON games

GOAL! Morocco 2-1 Togo. Saiss scores - A free kick from the left by Fajr is whipped in, and Saiss glances it past the 'keeper.

The replay makes it pretty clear that Romao was tugging at Bouhaddouz. It should have been a penalty.

Fajr whips in a cross from the right and Bouhaddouz goes down, claiming he's been fouled. It's hard to work out just what happened without a replay.

The ball drops to Laba about 25 yards out, and he lashes a volley that curls away from goal.

Fajr sends a low shot fizzing wide from outside the box.

GOAL! Morocco 1-1 Togo. Bouhaddouz scores - Romao slices a clearance behind for a corner on the left wing. Agassa misses the flight of the ball, and was obstructed by Da Costa. It falls to Bouhaddouz who heads home easily.

Togo win a corner, but are repelled back and Morocco win it in midfield.

Dossevi slips in Gapke, into the box, but he can't get a cross into his teammates before the ball runs out of play.

Gapke sends a looping volley at goal from 35 or 40 yards out (or 36, maybe?) and it's well over.

This result would send Morocco out of the competition after just two games.

GOAL! Morocco 0-1 Togo. Dossevi scores - Adebayor heads the corner away and Togo break. It's worked to Dossevi with a rolled through ball, and he strikes it across Munir and into the far corner.

Bouuhaddouz brings the ball down in the box, and his shot, which he tries to lift over the 'keeper, is deflected over. He wanted a handball, but referees across the world are bad.

Togo move it around quickly from top to bottom, but Gapke loses the ball.

Mendyl scoots down the left, but all he can win is a throw on the wing.

We get underway.

Five minutes until kick-off, and the national anthems are playing. Not at the same time.

Togo have one point, and Morocco just one, so both of them are going to try to play catch-up with the Ivory Coast and the DRC. And here's some transfer news.

Feel free to be tricked by my clickbait: Steven Gerrard will return to Liverpool.

And the Togolese team can field their captain, Emmanuel Adebayor, who doesn't have a team at the moment. He last featured for Crystal Palace, but there's no getting around the fact that when he's motivated and happy, he is one of the best strikers about.