Senegal v Egypt - World Cup play-off second leg as it happened: Sadio Mane scores winning penalty as African champions seal their place in Qatar; Mo Salah misses spot-kick

There's a mad scramble inside the box as Egypt desperately clear Sarr's cross from the right wing.

Salah's first touch is beautiful as he controls a raking ball over the top. However, he's quickly closed down by two Senegal defenders.

Egypt boss Queiroz is having a right go at the match official as a foul on Fatouh fails to produce a yellow card.

Staff from both sides are animated following a challenge in front of the dug-outs. There's so much at stake here!

Just the start Senegal would have craved. The momentum is right behind them now. Ironically, they've scored in the exact minute Egypt did in the first leg.

Senegal are ahead on the night! It's a scrappy, scrappy goal from the resulting free-kick, Egypt fail to clear their lines from Gueye's deep cross and Dia is in the right place at the right time to bundle it over the line!

A crunching tackle from Rabia on Ciss concedes a free-kick down Senegal's left flank.

Meanwhile, Egypt full-back Gaber is limping and must leave the field for treatment.

This huge encounter between two of Africa's powerhouses commences with Egypt getting us underway!

Here come the teams! Senegal in white and green, Egypt in red and black.

"What I mean by 16 players is that each one must make the effort of two players, not just one player," said the Egypt boss.

"We deservedly won the first leg against the best team in Africa and now we are going to Senegal to fight for every metre, every loose ball. Every Egyptian must double his efforts."

Senegal XI: Mendy, Cisse, Koulibaly, Ciss, Sabaly, Mendy, Gueye, Sarr, Sarr, Mane, Dia.. subs: Faty, Kamara, Ballo Toure, Kouyate, Sarr, Gueye, Ndiaye, Balde, Dieng, Diedhiou, Diallo.

Egypt XI: El Shenawy, Fatouh, Rabia, Ibrahim, Gaber, Fathy, El Soulia, Elneny, Trezeguet, Salah, Marmoush.. subs: Abogabal, Sobhy, Mostafa, Hamdy, Kamal, Gabr, Donga, Ashour, Alaa, Zizo, Afsha

Mohamed Abdelmonem suffered concussion in Friday's first leg and hasn't recovered, so Yasser Ibrahim comes in to take his place at centre-back.

Salah captains the side, with Trezeguet helping to form a fearsome attack.

What an atmosphere we're expecting in Dakar tonight!

Finally, just half an hour before kick-off, the teams have been announced.

Let's start with Senegal and in the absence of Abdou Diallo, who was forced off with an injury on Friday, Pape Abou Cisse comes in to partner Kalidou Koulibaly at the heart of defence.

Apart from that, it's as you were for Senegal as Mane leads the attack.

"Besides Abdou Diallo, the rest of the team is ready for the game. We watched the previous game and are ready to face Egypt," said Cisse.

“We have to be in the best shape and score at least one goal. We have a chance to write history in this new stadium.

“It is not guaranteed that we will score a lot of goals by increasing the number of forwards, but we have to be clinical in front of goal.

“There is no fear, time is our first enemy but we will not rush. The first goal is to score the equaliser."

Of course, much of the pre-match build-up has focused on the battle of the Liverpool stars, Sadio Mane, of Senegal, and Mo Salah, of Egypt. It is the fifth time the duo have faced off for their respective countries since they first met on September 5, 2014, in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Mane helped the Lions of Teranga to Africa Cup of Nations glory back in January but Salah will be hoping to have the last laugh by sending Egypt to the World Cup in Qatar this winter.

It's fair to say this game is hotly anticipated in Dakar!

As we await the official team news, let's check out highlights of the first leg.

Mohamed Salah was central to the only goal of the game when his shot cannoned off of Saliou Cisse in the first half. Despite Senegal's best efforts, there was no way back and now they must try to balance scoring at least one goal while keeping Salah and Co. out at the other end.

Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE text commentary of the World Cup play-off as African champions Senegal host Egypt.

Just two months after these African heavyweights met in the AFCON final, they prepare to do battle once more for a place in the World Cup. Egypt have the advantage after prevailing 1-0 in Friday's first leg in Cairo and Aliou Cisse's side now have it all to do in Dakar.

Let's grab the team news ahead of this 18:00 GMT kick-off!