In a rehash of the Africa Cup of Nations last, Senegal were left upbeat at the last whistle subsequent to winning on punishments, with Egypt's players melancholy and Salah - one of the world's best players - left examining his nonattendance from November's competition in Qatar.
The second leg of the play-off tie in Senegal's new 50,000-seater arena completed 1-0 to the hosts and 1-1 on total after additional time, sending the game to a strained and emotional shootout.
Mane had gotten the punishment which won the Nations Cup and the Reds forward indented the unequivocal spot-kick by and by after manager Edouard Mendy had given Senegal a benefit by saving from Mostafa Mohamed at 2-1.
Egypt commander Salah was one of four players to miss the initial four punishments of a shootout set apart by countless green laser pointers coordinated at the meeting players and goalkeeper.
Senegal's Boulaye Dia was the scorer of the main objective in typical time - indenting after only four minutes with a shot that hit the assemblage of Pharaohs protector Hamdi Fathi.
Somewhere else in Africa's World Cup end of the season games, Ghana, Tunisia, Morocco and Cameroon likewise secured capability - with Nigeria, Mali, DR Congo and Algeria all killed.
It is the second time in about a month and a half that Senegal have beaten Egypt on punishments to a significant award.
In February it was the Nations Cup last in Cameroon. There, two Egyptian misses implied their goalscoring symbol Salah didn't find the opportunity to take one.
This time around they ensured he went first - and with an eye on getting a significant early benefit following Senegal chief Kalidou Koulibaly hitting the bar with the primary exertion of the shootout.
In any case, Salah could do no better. Without a doubt he did more awful, his shot going not even close to Mendy's objective as it cruised over the bar.
Neither Ciss nor Zizo could score either and it appeared to be clear the heap of laser pointers being aimed at players from the two sides - which had expanded in power as the match attracted to a nearby - were making a difference.
Ismaila Sarr did at last view as the net, yet that was matched by Amr El Soleya. Bamba Dieng then struck unhesitatingly to put the Teranga Lions ahead, yet when Mostafa endeavored to answer for Egypt, Mendy saved well and put Senegal in order.
It was what was happening Mane made the most of, shooting his work down the center and igniting scenes of festivity.
That the game would be chosen punishments was not the undeniable end given the scoreline.
Dia's diverted strike was a weird rehash of the one that had given Egypt triumph in the primary leg in Cairo - around the same time.
It came after Egypt neglected to guard a risky free-kick. Dia jumped on a made a beeline for shoot, yet Fathi tested simultaneously and the ball went under visiting guardian Mohammed El Shenawy.
In Senegal's spic and span home, which dissimilar to most significant African arenas has no running track and made a more extreme climate, the rooftop almost fell off.
Egypt offered little all through, adhering to a strategy of keeping a tight safeguard and separating any Senegal assaults with intensely challenged difficulties,
Yet, the hosts had two incredible possibilities - the two of which tumbled to Sarr - to seal the achievement, before punishments determined the end result.
The first was on 82 minutes when he was put clean through, yet El Shenawy put forth himself large to ensure Sarr's attempt floated wide.
Then, at that point, gave the majority of the objective to focus on from a Mane cross in extra-time, the Watford man neglected to interface appropriately and his work turned into the group of El Shenawy.
Zizo lifted Egypt with two or three mazy runs, however they appeared to play for punishments and eventually addressed the cost.
Dark Stars and Indomitable Lions among others to advance
Ghana were the main side to qualify after a 1-1 draw prior on Tuesday saw the Black Stars defeat Nigeria on away objectives in Abuja.
Thomas Partey's opener for the guests was counterbalanced by William Troost-Ekong's punishment, and Super Eagles fans responded furiously at full-time after their side were taken out, showering the Ghana players and staff with rockets.
Cameroon secured an eighth World Cup capability - a record for an African side - following a sensational finale in Algeria.
Following 1-0 from the principal leg, Karl Toko-Ekambi's first-half objective sent the game to additional time.
Algeria hoped to have won it politeness of Ahmed Touba's 118th-minute header, however Toko-Ekambi struck again in the fourth moment of added chance to daze the home group in Blida and win the tie on away objectives.
Tunisia returned to-back World Cup appearances after a goalless attract Tunis saw off Mali 1-0 on total, while Morocco had a similarly open to evening as a 4-1 home win over DR Congo got a 5-2 victory over the two legs.
Two objectives from Azzedine Ounahi and one each from Tarik Tissoudali and Achraf Hakimi saw the Atlas Lions book their 6th excursion to the finals.
The African quintet presently anticipate Friday's gathering stage attract to find who they will look in Qatar.
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