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Madagascar fairy tale ended as Tunisia ease into AFCON semis

Ferjani Sassi's heavily deflected strike gave Tunisia the lead early in the second half at Al Salam Stadium and Youssef Msakni squeezed home a second on 60 minutes.

Naim Sliti added a third in injury time to send Tunisia through to a semi-final showdown with Sadio Mane's Senegal, with the Carthage Eagles into the last four for the first time since clinching their only title when they hosted the 2004 edition.

"We're the first to beat Madagascar. We had to do it to qualify and that proves the quality of this team," said Tunisia coach Alain Giresse.

"When you get to this stage, for which Tunisia was waiting for several years... We want to go as far as possible. We haven't stolen it from anyone".

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