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Monday, February 11, 2008

Egyptions Celebrating in Hawaly

i was going to Hawaly about 1 AM and i saw a huge crowd dancing and singing and a lot of Egyptian flags in the air, i kind of felt strange (maybe they've reminded me of my days back in Egypt :P ), and all that because Egypt won its sixth African Cup of Nations title, and second in a row, by beating Cameroon 1-0 behind Mohamed Aboutreika's goal, Aboutreika scored in the 77th minute, converting Mohamed Zidan's cross for his fourth goal of the tournament, and they really earned it by the way they were playing, any how these are some of the picture's i took while i was there,,,