- Cameroon trailed 3-1 against Serbia
- Aboubakar chipped one in to cut the deficit
- He then set up their third to seal 3-3 draw
WHAT HAPPENED? Cameroon were 3-1 down against Serbia but Aboubakar managed to give them a spark in the second half when he scored with a fantastic chip. The goal was initially ruled out for offside but it was given after a VAR review. Moments later, Aboubakar turned creator when he squared to Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting who fired in the third.
WHAT A CHIP
After a VAR check, the goal stands and Cameroon takes one back!
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THIS GAME IS TIED
Cameroon scores a third! pic.twitter.com/pXvPbKC8I6
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THE BIGGER PICTURE: Choupo-Moting’s goal proved decisive as the game finished 3-3, securing a vital point for Cameroon and Serbia. The two teams still have a chance of going through to the knockout rounds if they manage to get positive results in their final games of the group stage.
WHAT NEXT FOR CAMEROON AND SERBIA? After facing Serbia, Cameroon have the unenviable task of coming up against Brazil in their third and final game of the group stage. Serbia, meanwhile, will take on Switzerland.
