Senegal moved within touching distance of World Cup qualification after an emphatic 5-0 win away to South Sudan in Juba.
Ismaila Sarr opened the scoring from close range before Sadio Mane capitalised on defensive errors to double the lead immediately after half-time.
Sarr then added a third before Nicolas Jackson converted a penalty, and substitute Cherif Ndiaye rounded off the scoring.
Victory leaves Pape Thiaw’s side needing just one more win, at home to Mauritania on Tuesday, to seal qualification.