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Ten Middle Eastern players who should make the move to Europe
Ali Al-Fakhri brings us ten players who could make the jump from plying their trade in the Middle East to somewhere in Europe.
Category: African Football
Game Theory – The changing landscape of footballing scouting
Kaustubh Pandey speaks to Dustin Bottger of the Global Soccer Network about the evolution of scouting.
Asamoah Gyan – Ghana’s imperfect legend and one last roll of the dice
Ahead of tonight’s AFCON semi-final, Ross Findlay discusses the legacy of Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan.
The Mozambique Moçambola – Ferroviário da Beira v Chingale de Tete
Lewis Blakeman recounts his trip to Mozambique where he took in a game from the country’s top flight league, the Moçambola.
A Springbok ran in Solitude – South Africa’s international debut
Gerry Farrell goes back almost a century to look at South Africa’s trip to Ireland as part of a three month tour of Europe.
From Antrim to Africa – Rwanda coach Johnny McKinstry
Damien Edgar spoke with Lisburn man Johnny McKinstry who is at the start of a new chapter in an exciting African adventure.
The end of an era for the Ivory Coast’s Elephants
James Nolan reviews what has been a strong decade for football in the Ivory Coast as a legend calls it a day.
Hold the Back Page – Desperate Aston Villa cut Lambert loose
Neil Sherwin and Paul Little look at Paul Lambert’s sacking, discuss the Premier League results, and discuss Ivory Coast’s AFCON success.
AFCON 2015 – the winners and losers
With the dust now settling on an eventful AFCON, Matt Carter assesses who will be leaving with their heads held high and who had a tournament to forget.
Heavy weights eye long overdue AFCON success
West African duo Ghana and Ivory Coast are within a single win of righting a decade of AFCON wrongs, writes Matt Carter.