ANDRE ONANA has been dropped by Cameroon ahead of their crunch African Cup of Nations clash against Gambia.
The Manchester United goalkeeper was a late arrival in the Cameroon squad.
After missing his nations first game - a 1-1 draw with Guinea - Onana then starred in their second group stage game against Senegal.
However, the reigning Afcon champions showed their clinical edge by scoring with all three of their shots on target.
With that result the Indomitable Lions are now staring down elimination in the group stage.
And manager Rigobert Song has taken drastic action by dropping Onana for French third tier goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoa to try and ensure Cameroon's progression into the knockout stages.
Going into the match Cameroon know that a draw will not be enough to see them through.
Senegal lead the group with six points, with Guinea's draw with Cameroon and win over Gambia putting them on four points.
Cameroon sit on a single point as it stands, and have a goal difference three worse off then Guinea.
Should Cameroon be eliminated it means Onana will incredibly exit the tournament without making a single save.
More to follow.
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