Hector Cruper confident ahead of Africa Cup of Nations final
By OmniSport
05 February 2017 |
1:15 pm
Egypt head coach Hector Cruper says he has confidence in his side's tactics ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations final against Cameroon.
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