Jean Makoun of Ethiopia and Yassin Mikeri of Tunisia vie for
possession.  Jean Makoun of Ethiopia and Yassin Mikeri of
Tunisia vie for possession. Photo: AP  JOHANNESBURG: Former
Liverpool goalkeeper Charles Itandje made a string of superb
saves to help Cameroon force a 0-0 World Cup Africa play-off
draw in Tunisia on Sunday.  Given a second chance after Cape
Verde were disqualified, the Tunisians attacked relentlessly in
the early stages only to be foiled by the 30-year-old France-
born shot-stopper.  Cameroon captain Samuel Eto'o, back after a
short-lived retirement, was always a threat in the first leg of
a tie offering a ticket to the 2014 finals in Brazil.  The
teams, who boast 10 World Cup appearances between them, clash
again in the second leg in Yaounde on November 17 with the odds
favouring the 'Indomitable Lions'.  Tunisia flew out of the
starting blocks with Amine Chermiti having a shot blocked by
Itandje with just 10 seconds gone at Stade Olympique on the
outskirts of Tunis.  Houcine Ragued and Che