Michael Ngadeu Ngadjui thrashed in a late winner as Cameroon came from behind to beat GuineaBissau 2-1 and go top of African Nations Cup Group A Wednesday. Trailing at halftime, the four-time winner faced the possibility of becoming the latest victims of GuineaBissau's fairytale run in the competition before equalizing through Sebastien Siani after 61 minutes and Ngadeu Ngadjui sealed the win in the 78th. Both goals were rasping shots from outside the area after Piqueti had given GuineaBissau the halftime advantage. Piqueti, who plays for Braga's reserve team in Portugal's second division, picked up the ball in his own half, sprinted down the left before cutting inside two defenders and blasting the ball past goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoa in the 13th minute. A snap effort from Clinton Njie forced a good save from Jonas Mendes before Vincent Aboubakar miscued an easy-looking chance in front of goal. Both Njie and Aboubakar were taken off as Cameroon coach Hugo Broos made bold changes early in the second half to try and change the game as GuineaBissau inched closer to one of the greatest shocks in the tournament's history. "I did not recognize my team in the first half. We were not the Indomitable Lions but the dominated lions," Broos told reporters. "We had to change it." Siani hammered a loose ball low into the net for an equalizer, greeted with huge relief as Cameroon's constant pressure paid off. Christian Bassogog's mazy run set up Ngadeu Ngadjui for the winner. Earlier in Group A, host Gabon was held to a 1-1 draw by Burkina Faso, leaving both countries with two points from their opening two group matches. Cameroon is top of the standings on four points and plays its last group game against Gabon Sunday. - Reuters
