Senegal are favourites - fractionally - to win Friday's African Nations Cup final against Algeria (kick-off 8pm).
But the Desert Foxes (Algeria) have already beaten the Lions of Teranga 1-0 in the group stages and another close, tight encounter looks likely.
Two of the last four finals have gone to penalties - and either side to triumph in that fashion is a very attractive 11/1 with The Pools .
For penalties to be necessary the match will have to finish all-square and the draw half-time and full-time is 11/4.
Algeria were big-priced outsiders when the tournament started but as well as edging Senegal they beat Kenya 2-0 and Tanzania 3-0 during the pool stage.
In the knockout rounds, the Desert Foxes brushed aside Guinea 3-0, before shading Ivory Coast in a penalty shoot-out after a 1-1 stalemate.
Extra-time again looked on the cards in the semis, when Nigeria forward Odion Ighalo cancelled out William Troost-Ekong’s own goal from the spot.
However, Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez curled in an injury-time free-kick from just outside the area to send Algeria through.
That was Mahrez's third goal of the tournament and with Napoli midfielder Adam Ounas also on target three times in the tournament so far, it would be no surprise to see Algeria nick it.
They are unbeaten in their last five clashes with Senegal , winning four of them - in fact Senegal's last victory over their North African rivals came in the 2008 World Cup.
So back Algeria to win it ... eventually!
