Cameroon, bidding to qualify for the World Cup for an African record sixth time, moved within one

victory of securing their passage to next year's finals by beating Togo 3-0 on Saturday.

A third successive win in Group A kept leaders Cameroon one

point ahead of Gabon with the final round of matches coming up

next month.

Gabon beat Morocco 3-1 in Libreville on Saturday to keep up

their hopes after losing two games to Cameroon last month.

In Yaounde, Geremi gave the Indomitable Lions the lead just

after the half-hour, one minute after having his penalty stopped

by Togo's Kodjovi Obilale.

Jean Makoun and Achille Emana added two more goals after the

interval as Cameroon, coached by Frenchman Paul LeGuen, coasted

to victory.

Togo's torment was summed up when Manchester City striker

Emmanuel Adebayor was taken off midway through the second

period.

Cameroon finish their campaign at bottom of the table

Morocco on November 14 while Gabon travel to Togo.