Sports
22 July 2025
Nigeria Advances to Final of WAFCON 2024
The Super Falcons are looking to add to their record eleven continental titles in African women’s football.
The Super Falcons are looking to add to their record eleven continental titles in African women’s football.
Africa's premier women's football tournament heats up with a final-worthy berth between Nigeria and Zambia, the knockout phase debut of Algeria, and other contenders looking to advance.
Beyond celebrating the beauty of the African game, the tournament also showcased the vibrancy of Africa’s diverse cultures.
Over the past 15 years, Egypt's Mo Salah and Senegal's Sadio Mané have stood as enduring symbols of African excellence on football’s biggest stages, with the trophies and records to show.
The partnership between Africa’s football governing body and the EU is aimed at improving footballing structures on the continent, including organized competitions at a grassroots level.
Fifteen years ago, South Africa became the first African country to host the globe’s biggest sporting event – delivering an unforgettable FIFA World Cup, and spreading a love of vuvuzelas.
A year-long celebration kicks off with contemporary art in Marrakech, peaks with historic festival appearances from Burna Boy to Tems, and culminates in AFCON's return.
With all 24 spots for the main competition accounted for, the upcoming Morocco-hosted AFCON already looks exciting on paper.
The disciplinary committee awarded Nigeria full points and handed a hefty financial fine to Libya after Nigerian players shared their ordeal with the world.
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From past to present, Africa’s headline football competition has produced many pulse-pounding and memorable matches. Here’s how we rank them.
Slated for next year, we round up the teams that have booked their place in the run-up to the tournament.
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