African Nations Cup favourites Ivory Coast go in search of a second successive win at the tournament in South Africa when they battle Tunisia at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace in Rustenburg on Saturday.
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But Didier Drogba and compatriots will have to make a marked improvement on the form that saw them scrape a 2-1 win over Togo in their opening Group D match on Tuesday.
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They are up against a Tunisia side with a reputation for stout defensive play, emphasised by holding Algeria at bay in their first game and they snatched a 90th minute winner.
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The Ivorians plodded through their win over Togo, saved from a draw by Gervinho's late effort which was greeted with as much relief as it was celebration.