By Yunus Kaymaz
ANKARA (AA) - Prominent football teams Ghana and Cameroon qualified for the knockout stage of the Africa Cup of Nations on Tuesday as the group stages in the tournament ended.
In Tuesday's Group F match, Ghana beat Guinea-Bissau 2-0 at Suez Stadium in Egypt as Jordan Ayew and Thomas Partey scored.
The other match of the group was held between Benin and Cameroon, which ended in a 0-0 draw.
Ghana and Cameroon, who have five points each in the group, advanced to the last 16.
Ghana were the Group F winners and Cameroon were runners-up in the group table.
The other Group F team, Benin, managed to be among the last 16 teams as they are one of the four best third-place nations in the tournament.
Benin has three points in the group.
The top two nations from six groups and the four best third-place nations will qualify for the round of 16.
- Mali, Tunisia bag last 16 tickets
Group E teams Mali and Tunisia also qualified for the round of 16.
Mali beat Angola 1-0 to top Group E as Amadou Haidara scored the winning goal.
In the other Group E match, Tunisia drew against Mauritania 0-0.
Mali leads the group with seven points.
In addition to Mali, Tunisia went through to the last 16 despite having only three points in the standings.