Morocco v Malawi live updates - latest African Cup of Nations score

Morocco's best chance of the game so far. Hakimi on the overlap drills a low cross into the box, after two deflections it comes to En Nesyri who has to stretch to get a shot away, but he cannot direct it on goal as it rolls just past Thomu's right post.

Boufal tees up Masina on the edge of the box, but his low driven strike is batted away by Thomu.

Goal of the tournament? It will be a hard one to top.

The Watford midfielder has an attempt from 30-yards out but Chembezi can head beghind for a corner. Banda defends it well and Morocco have another corner which Boufal swings in. This time Muyaba clears for Malawi.

That early goal from the visitors have left Morocco, one of the favourites to win the entire tournament, stunned. Malawi are defending valiantly right now and are looking dangerous on the counter-attack.

Mhango's goal will live long in the memory. It's a truly sensational strike from the Orlando Pirates striker who has got his third goal of the tournament. Morocco are pushing forward in greater numbers now. That goal has stunned everyone inside Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo.

A goal created from absolutely nothing! Mhango turns and shoots from 35-yards out and unleashes a vicious curling effort beyond Bounou into the top corner! Malawi are in front! Do we have an upset on our hands?

Saiss fouls Mhango and Malawi win some possession. Chirwa's free-kick looking for Madinga down the left flank is too long and bounces out for a goal-kick.

Morocco are looking sharp in the opening stages, passing the ball around with urgency as they look to break down a compact Malawi defence.

Referee Pacifique Ndabihawenimana gets us underway!

It's a vibrant atmosphere inside Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo this evening as both teams bid for a place in the quarter-finals where they will meet either Ivory Coast or Egypt. Kick-off is just moments away!

Gabadinho Mhango, who plays his club football for Orlando Pirates, scored both goals in Malawi's 2-1 win over Zimbabwe in Group B.

Cameroon captain Vincent Aboubakar has urged fans to be “highly disciplined and responsible” during the remainder of the Africa Cup of Nations, after a stampede outside a stadium killed at least eight people on Monday.

The Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo in Yaounde is the stage for tonight's clash where Malawi will be in their first ever knockout stage match at an Africa Cup of Nations.

Starting XI: Thomu, Sanudi, Chaziya, Chembezi, Chirwa, Mhone, Banda, Idana, Madinga, Mhango, Muyaba

Subs: Petro, Cholopi, Chirwa, Mbulu, Fodya, Banda, Ngalande, Kakhobwe, Chester, Ndhlovu, Davie, Phiri Jr

Starting XI: Bono, Hakimi, Aguerd, Saiss, Masina, Louza, Amallah, Amrabat, Boufal, En-Nesyri, El Kaabi

Subs: Ounahi, El Haddadi, Mohand Mohamedi, Chairs, Aboukhal, Barkok, Chakla, Tagnaouti, R Mmaee, S Mmaee, Chibi, Tissoudali

Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live digital coverage of Morocco v Malawi from the Africa Cup of Nations last 16! Malawi are playing in their first ever AFCON knockout match against a Morocco side who picked up seven points in Group C against Ghana (3), Comoros (3) and Gabon (1). Kick-off is at 7pm GMT with team news coming right up!