National League - Congo DR - Club - TP Mazembe win DR Congo title

TP Mazembe win DR Congo title for a record 16th time.

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STARS IN EUROPE - CONGO DR - CLUB -TRANSFER - Kakuta looks to kick start career at Amiens

From Chelsea hopeful to journeyman.

19 Jul 2017
STARS IN EUROPE - CAMEROON - CLUB - TRANSFER - Clinton Njie heading to Marseille

Njie was on loan to the Ligue 1 club last season.

18 Jul 2017
STARS IN EUROPE - SENEGAL - TRANSFER - Birmingham sign Cheikh N'Doye

Birmingham sign Senegal midfielder N'Doye.

17 Jul 2017
STARS IN ASIA - CAMEROON - CLUB - TRANSFER - Moukandjo joins China's Jiangsu Suning

Cameroon captain Moukandjo is moving to China.

14 Jul 2017
AFRICAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2017 - GROUP STAGE - 6TH MATCHES - all results

Mamelodi Sundowns through to next round.

10 Jul 2017
AFRICAN CONFEDERATION CUP 2017 - GROUP STAGE - 6TH MATCHES - all results

Holders TP Mazembe through to quarter-finals

9 Jul 2017
STARS IN EUROPE - SOUTH AFRICA - CLUBS- TRANSFER - Brentford sign Kamo Mokotjo

Kamo Mokotjo played more than 100 times for FC Twente.

7 Jul 2017

FIFA RANKING - NOVEMBER 2017 FOR AFRICA

Senegal moved up to 23 from 32 on the Fifa World Rankings for November, to reach their highest ever position.

They have also moved above Tunisia and Egypt to become the highest-ranked team on the continent.

The Teranga Lions rise comes on the back of two wins over South Africa in November that saw them qualify for next year's World Cup in Russia.

Nigeria are the lowest ranked of Africa's World Cup-bound nations at 50 globally and 8 on the continent.

Burkina Faso are the biggest continental movers as they leapt 11 places to reach 44 overall and six in Africa.

The global top five of Germany, Brazil, Portugal, Argentina and Belgium remains unchanged from October.

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

01. Senegal (23)
02. Tunisia (27)
03. Egypt (31)
04. DR Congo (36)
05. Morocco (40)
06. Burkina Faso (44)
07. Cameroon (45)
08. Nigeria (50)
09. Ghana (51)
10. Ivory Coast (61)

 

 

24 Nov 2017
(BBC Sport UK)

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