Egypt captain Mohamed Salah says the record Africa Cup of Nations champions must try not to think about the prospect of winning their eighth title after they dug deep to reach the semi-finals.
Salah scored the equaliser and set up the winner to inspire the Pharaohs' 2-1 extra-time success over Morocco on Sunday.
Egypt face unbeaten hosts Cameroon in the last four, a repeat of 2017 final which the Indomitable Lions won.
"We must keep our feet on the ground because we cannot think too far ahead yet," the 29-year-old Liverpool star said.
"We have to prepare for the big match against Cameroon and not start making dreams about the final before the semi-final."
Sofiane Boufal gave Morocco an early lead with a penalty, before man of the match Salah tapped in an equaliser eight minutes after the restart and squared for Aston Villa's Trezeguet to net the winner 10 minutes into added time.
Salah, who has been involved in 64% of Egypt's goals at the Nations Cup - nine of 14 - since he made his competition debut in 2017, paid tribute to Morocco and his teammates.
The forward added: "I think we played a good game against a very good Moroccan team. My teammates do what is necessary for each game and give everything to go as far as possible.
"Playing two games in a row with extra time is not easy, but I can tell you that we are well and we are having a very good tournament."
Coach Carlos Queiroz came under severe criticism from the Egyptian media after the team's opening 1-0 defeat by Nigeria in Garoua.
But the Portuguese has navigated his side out of troubled waters with 1-0 wins over Guinea-Bissau and Sudan in the group stage, before sending Ivory Coast packing in the round of 16 - albeit after a penalty shoot-out.
The 68-year-old praised his players after their quarter-final victory but admits a semi-final against the hosts will be their biggest test in the Central African nation.
Queiroz will also come up against a familiar opposite number in compatriot Antonio Conceicao when they face Cameroon on Thursday (19:00 GMT).
