Cameroon came into today's match, with the advantage of having drawn 0 - 0 in Tunis last month, during the first leg. The Indormitable Lions booked their place with a 4 - 1 aggregate scoreline.
The first goal of Cameroon was scored, just after four minutes of play, through the Fenerbahce striker Webo, who capitalized on the opponents defensive error and fired into the net. The host dorminated the match from the kickoff time.
In the 30th minute of the game, the FC Nancy player Moukandjo registered Cameroon's second goal beating the goalkeeper, Ben Cherifia again.
Like Victor Moses did yesterday after scoring against Ethiopia, he removed his jersey in celebration and was booked also.
The first half ended with 2 - 0, but Tunisia did not waste time in pulling one goal back as soon as the second half started, through Akaichi.
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The Tunisia goal seemed to have made the Lions very angry, so they roared, within a few minutes, Makoun increased the scoreline to 3 - 1 giving them a comfortable two goals lead.
Cameroon continued their dorminance of the game and a few minutes to stoppage time, Makoun struck again and put the scoreline 4 - 1 beyond the reach of the Cartage Eagles.
Cameroon is the 3rd African country, to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, after Nigeria and Ivory Coast qualified yesterday.
The country has now qualified for a 7th World Cup appearance, which is an African record.
The remaining two spots for Africa will be filled on Tuesday, when Ghana play against Egypt in Cairo and Burkina Faso against Algeria in Algiers.
Ghana has a 6 - 1 lead over Egypt, while Burkina Faso has a slim lead of 3 - 2 against Algeria. The teams that has a higher aggregate score will qualify.
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