SAN PEDRO: Achraf Hakimi missed a vital late penalty as much-fancied Morocco became the latest heavyweight casualty of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) on Tuesday, suffering a shock 2-0 defeat to South Africa in the last 16 at Laurent Pokou Stadium. Evidence Makgopa gave South Africa the lead just before the hour mark in the Ivorian coastal city of San-Pedro, but Morocco had the chance to draw level five minutes from time from the penalty spot. Paris Saint-Germain star Achraf Hakimi squandered the opportunity, sending his kick off the top of the bar and over before Morocco’s misery was compounded as Sofyan Amrabat was sent off in stoppage time and Teboho Mokoena scored South Africa’s second from the resulting free-kick. South Africa goes through to a quarter-final on Saturday in Yamoussokro against tiny Cape Verde, who have been one of the surprise packages of the tournament so far. “We came here with the first aim of getting out of our group,” said South Africa’s Belgian coach Hu...