African sides are going to make history and dominate the World Cup in Qatar with Cameroon beating Morocco in the final, according to Samuel Eto’o.
The first Middle Eastern World Cup will start in Doha on November 20 and run for five weeks before the final takes place on December 18. African sides have been regular fixtures at previous tournaments, but no team from the continent has ever made it to the latter stages.
Only three African teams have ever made it to the quarter-finals – Cameroon (1990), Senegal (2002) and Ghana (2010) – but none have made it to the last four. Eto’o, a legendary striker for Barcelona and Inter Milan, played at four World Cups for Cameroon and he is backing the Indomitable Lions for glory at the Lusail Stadium next month.
