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Ivory Coast survived an early Guinea scare and came back to pull even in the first game of Group D, as the AFCON tournament entered its fourth day.
Mohammed Yatara Junior shocked the Ivorians when he struck a volley which found the back of the net in the 43rd minute.
Substitute Seydou Doumbia however salvaged a point for the Elephants when he neatly placed the ball in the right corner of the Guinean goal post to level the score in the 72nd minute.
Key highlight of the game was when Ivory Coast's best player Gervinho slapped his marker earning a straight red card in the 57th minute.
Here are photos of some supporters who went to the cheer their countries.





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