U-20 WORLD CUP 2015 - Third Place - Mali beat Senegal

Adama Traore's double earns Mali third place at U-20s.

20 Jun 2015
STARS IN EUROPE - CONGO DR - CLUB - Norwich City set to sign Youssouf Mulumbu

Norwich City are set to sign midfielder Youssouf Mulumbu.

19 Jun 2015
NATIONAL TEAM - NAMIBIA - Ricardo Mannetti quits as coach of Cosafa winners 2015

Ricardo Mannetti has quit as Namibia coach.

19 Jun 2015
STARS IN EUROPE - GHANA - CLUB - Acquah signs for Torino

Afriyie Acquah signs for Italian side Torino F.C.

19 Jun 2015
STARS IN EUROPE - GHANA - CLUB - Swansea welcomes André Ayew signing

Ashley Williams welcomes AndrĂ© Ayew's arrival at Swansea.

18 Jun 2015
U-20 WORLD CUP 2015 - SEMI-FINALS - 1st match

Senegal lost against Brazil.

17 Jun 2015
U-20 WORLD CUP 2015 - SEMI-FINALS - 2nd match

Mali lost against Serbia

17 Jun 2015

African Confederation Cup 2014 - Al Ahly defeat Nkana in Group B match

Both goals came in the second half with strikes from Amr Gamal and former Hull City striker Gedo. Nkana had hoped a change of opponent and venue would bring success on a second visit to Cairo. Two months ago, they were left humiliated by a 5:0 drubbing from Zamalek at the Air Defence Stadium which ended their Champions League campaign. No Egyptian club has won the Confederation Cup with ENPPI coming closest by reaching the 2009 semi-finals.

Fellow Group B teams Sewe San Pedro and Tunisians Etoile du Sahel meet today in Ivory Coast. Sewe impressed during the play-offs by defeating Bayelsa United 1:0 in Nigeria, a country where visiting clubs rarely triumph. Etoile are the most experienced of the eight title challengers having won the 2006 Confederation Cup and finished runners-up two seasons later.

Asec Mimosas, the other Ivorian contenders, returned to Mali where they drew 1:1 with Real Bamako on Saturday in the only Group A fixture. Former title-holders AC Leopards postponed a home game against Cameroonians Coton Sport because their top players have been chosen by Congo for an Africa Cup of Nations eliminator in Namibia.

18 May 2014
(BBC Sport UK)

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