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AFCON 2021 final: Prize money for Senegal, Egypt, and Cameroon revealed

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) will pay Senegal $5 million for winning the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, ahead of Egypt.
CAF will also pay Egypt $2.75 million for losing the AFCON 2021 final to Senegal and Cameroon $2.2 million for winning the third-place final (Bronze medal), according to The Sportsgrail.
Senegal defeated Egypt 4-2 on penalties in the AFCON final on Sunday night in Yaoundé’s Olembé stadium in Cameroon.
The AFCON 2021 final match ended in a 0-0 draw after 120 minutes.
Sadio Mane scored the winning penalty for the Teranga Lions to ensure they win their first-ever AFCON.
Meanwhile, after the conclusion of the 2021 AFCON, Mane was named Player of the Tournament.
His teammate, Edouard Mendy, won the best goalkeeper award as the Chelsea shot-stopper conceded only two goals during 2021 AFCON and blocked a penalty in the shootout against Egypt.
Cameroon captain, Vincent Aboubakar, won the Golden Boot after scoring a tally of eight goals in the tournament.

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