#4 Hit - Rais M’bolhi
Earlier in the tournament, M’bolhi achieved the distinction of going over 400 minutes without conceding a goal, as he kept a clean sheet for the entirety of Algeria’s group stage matches as well as their round-of-16 clash with Guinea.
Even though he was finally beaten by Jonathan Kodjia in the quarterfinal, the 33-year-old had already laid his marker as one of the contenders to be named player of the tournament.
He went on to make a crucial penalty save in the shootout victory over Ivory Coast and also played a starring role as Algeria eliminated Nigeria in the semifinal.
He continued from where he left off in the showpiece event, pulling off a number of notable saves, particularly from Youssouff Sabaly in the second half when Senegal threw the kitchen sink at Algeria in a bid to force the equalizer.
For all their efforts however, Sadio Mane and co. could just not find a way past the Al-Ettifaq man, who kept his fifth clean sheet of the tournament.
For his efforts, M’bolhi was named the Man of the Match, as well as Goalkeeper of the tournament.