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Was Arsene Wenger right? A deep dive into African infrastructure and its failed talent
Deolu Akingbade analyses Arsene Wenger’s viral comments compares them to George Weah’s career path and adds his own opinion.
Tag: Cameroon
What happened to African nations during the international break?
Deolu Akingbade shares his opinion and checks his predictions for the playoff matches that will decide which five countries book their tickets to Qatar.
What to know about the ever-important World Cup qualifiers in Africa
Deolu Akingbade takes a look at the ten African teams vying for five tickets to Qatar and analyses their hopes of qualification to Qatar.
Numbers at play – Science predicts Confederations Cup success for Russia
With the Confederations Cup an intriguing test for Russian infrastructure, Alan Moore uses science to predict success for the host country this summer.
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.
AFCON qualification – the week previewed
AFCON qualification reconvenes this weekend and with Morocco drawing ever closer the action promises to be at its captivating dramatic best.
Indomitable Lions regain roar in Yaoundé
After World Cup disaster, Matt Carter reports that Cameroon might have negotiated their way onto the roads of recovery.
Anzhi set their sights on Samuel Eto’o
Domm Norris has all the info on a possible big money move to Russia for Samuel Eto’o.
Ligue 1: ‘French Touch’ at the World Cup
As the nation crashes and burns at the World Cup, non-French Ligue 1 players might be France’s best chance to shine.
World Cup Accumulators: 18th-20th
Having had my last accumulator rudely scuppered by a rather dull 0-0 draw between the Ivory Coast and Portugal, the World Cup duly decided to rub it in by allowing the Swiss to beat the favourites Spain and simultaneously splash a further helping of egg on my face. Despite this, I have come back for […]