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Mane scores twice as Senegal beat Kenya

Liverpool star Sadio Mane says 'the word doubt doesn't exist' in his mind after missing a first-half penalty before taking one again and scoring a brace in the second half, as Senegal beat Kenya 3-0 to book a place in the Africa Cup of Nations last 16.

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