After three weeks of football, today sees the culmination of Africa's premier sports competition, the African Cup of Nations.<br /><br />Speaking ahead of the final game between nailed - on favorites Nigeria and Burkina Faso, Super Eagles handler Stephen Keshi says there is no secret between the two sides having met in the group stage of the tournament.<br /><br />''We have played Burkina Faso at some stage during this tournament. We have had three games after that game, we have tried to correct our mistakes. <br /><br />Burkina Faso knows us just as much as we know about them. There are no surprises between these two teams. I&rsquo;m sure they have seen us play &ndash; we know them, they know us. That is good for both teams,'' Keshi told reporters.<br /><br />Both teams battled to a 1- 1 draw in their Group C opener. Emmanuel Emenike, whose availability for the tie at the National Stadium in Johannesburg remains a mystery, had given Nigeria a first half lead. But deep into stoppage time, Alain Traore popped up to score Burkina Faso's equalizer.<br /><br /><br />