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2015 AFRICA CUP QUALIFIERS - 2ND ROUND- FIXTURES - PREVIEW

SATURDAY
•    Botswana vs Guinea-Bissau     
•    Uganda vs Mauritania 
•    Sierra Leone vs Seychelles 
SUNDAY
•    Lesotho vs Kenya 
•    Tanzania vs Mozambique 
•    Congo Brazzaville vs Rwanda 
•    Benin vs Malawi 

18 Jul 2014
TRANSFER - SENEGAL - DEMBA BA - Besiktas in talks with Chelsea to sign Senegal striker

Ba joined the Blues from Premier League rivals Newcastle in January 2013 on a three-and-a-half year deal for an undisclosed fee.

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Transfer - Senegal - Armand Traore - QPR defender signs new two-year deal

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16 Jul 2014
COACHES - ex Algeria Coach - Trabzonspor appoint coach Vahid Halilhodzic

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2014 WORLD CUP - DAY 25 - FINAL - GERMANY VS ARGENTINA 1:0

Germany is the new World Champion

13 Jul 2014
2014 WORLD CUP - DAY 24 - THIRD PLACE - BRAZIL VS NETHERLANDS 0:3

THIRD PLACE
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Brazil vs Netherlands 0:3

12 Jul 2014
transfer - Egypt - Ahmed Fathi set for trial at Arsenal

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2014 WORLD CUP - DAY 23 - SEMI FINALS - NETHERLANDS VS ARGENTINA 2:4

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9th July 2014

Netherlands vs Argentina 2:4 
 

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2014 WORLD CUP - DAY 22 - SEMI FINALS - BRAZIL VS GERMANY 1:7

SEMI-FINALS
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Brazil vs Germany 1:7

8 Jul 2014

FIFA RANKING - OCTOBER 2017 FOR AFRICA

Tunisia - National Football TeamEmbed from Getty Images

 

Tunisia have moved top of Fifa's African rankings for the first time in 15 years.

The last time the North Africans were ranked the best team on the continent was back in January 2002, a position the Carthage Eagles had assumed the previous July.

Managed by Nabil Maaloul, Tunisia - who need just a point at home to Libya next month to qualify for the World Cup - replace Egypt at the top of the African standings.

Earlier this month, Egypt reached the World Cup for the first time since 1990.

Meanwhile, fellow African sides Eritrea and Somalia share the lowest spot in the rankings - 206th - with four other nations.

Africa's top ten on October's Fifa rankings - global ranking in brackets:

01    (28) Tunisia

02    (30) Egypt 

03    (32) Senegal 

04    (35) DR Congo 

05    (41) Nigeria 

06     (42) Cameroon

07    (48) Morocco 

08    (52) Ghana 

09    (55) Burkina Faso    

10    (61) Ivory Coast 

 

 

16 Oct 2017
(BBC Sport UK)

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