Legends
LEGENDS - ‪‪CAMEROON - Roger Milla loses 20-year record as Africa's oldest internationalist

Roger Milla has lost his record as the oldest footballer to represent an African national team to 43-year-old Mauritius striker Kersley Appou.

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13 Apr 2014
Africa Cup 2015 Qualifiers Fixtures+Results
2015 Africa Cup qualifiers - Mauritania beat Mauritius in first leg

Hosts Mauritania made the most of home advantage and included a number of young players in their side including the England-based left-back Ahmed Ahmedou. 

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12 Apr 2014
African Champions League Featured
stars in Africa - Kidiaba to focus on DR Congo unity

DR Congo goalkeeper Robert Kidiaba believes his new role as a peace ambassador can help unite his country. "Being a peace ambassador is a daily struggle but we must support peace over hostility, especially among the young people." In his efforts to promote peace through football, Kidiaba can at least count on the support of TP Mazembe owner Moise Katumbi. 

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11 Apr 2014
Africa Cup 2015 Qualifiers
2015 Africa Cup qualifiers - Mauritania and Mauritius set for 2015 qualifier

Ahmedou is confident Mauritania have the players to achieve a good result and make those fans happy. 

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10 Apr 2014
Club International Player Stars in Europe
stars in Europe - Ba strike takes Chelsea through

Ba's finish came just as Chelsea looked to be on the way out after Schurrle and Oscar were both denied by the woodwork - although the London side were helped by a crucial miss from the normally reliable Edinson Cavani minutes before the decisive goal. 

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9 Apr 2014
Club Stars in Europe
stars in Europe - Eto'o could return for Chelsea vs PSG

Striker Samuel Eto'o could be available for Chelsea when they face Paris-St Germain in Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg.

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8 Apr 2014
Featured FIFA 100 Legends
LEGENDS - ‪‪CAMEROON - Roger Milla - one of the first African players to be a major star

Milla returned to the 1994 FIFA World Cup at the age of 42, being the oldest player ever to appear in a World Cup. Cameroon were knocked out in the group stages; however, Milla scored a goal against Russia, setting a record as the oldest goalscorer in a World Cup tournament; a record he set in the previous World Cup edition.

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7 Apr 2014
Featured
SAFA President predicts change to governance of African football

The governance of African football is set to undergo significant change, says the man who organised the 2010 World Cup.

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6 Apr 2014
Featured FIFA 100 Legends
LEGENDS - ‪‪GHANA - Abedi holds the record for most appearances at the Nations Cup Finals

He was the captain of Ghana's national football team for six years (1992-1998) and was one of the first African football players to earn a top placing in FIFA World Player of the Year voting in 1991 and 1992. 

Abedi Pele played for Ghana 73 times and is considered the greatest football player in his country's history, and among the best in Africa. Until 7 June 2013 when he was surpassed by Asamoah Gyan, he was the top goal scorer for Ghana with 33 goals. 

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5 Apr 2014
Featured FIFA 100 Legends
‪FIFA 100‬ - Pelé

African Players on the FIFA 100 list:

• Abédi Pelé (Ghana)
• El Hadji Diouf (Senegal)
• George Weah (Liberia)
• Jay Jay Okocha (Nigeria)
• Roger Milla (Cameroon)

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1 Apr 2014
Africa Cup 2022 National teams Squad

Africa Cup 2022 - National Football Team - Tunisia - Squad

 TUNISIA 
GROUP F Last Sixteen Quarter-Finals 
 
Farouk Ben Mustapha captained Tunisia to the final of the Arab Cup, where they were beaten 2:0 by Algeria after extra-time.
 
Appearance: 20th
Best finish: Winners (2004)
Coach: Mondher Kebaier
Captain: Wahbi Khazri
Fifa ranking: 30
Nickname: Carthage Eagles


TUNISIA
• Squad


Goalkeepers 

Farouk Ben Mustapha 
(Esperance, Tunisia) 

Bechir Ben Said 
(US Monastir, Tunisia)

Ayman Dahmen 
(Sfaxien, Tunisia)

Ali Jemal 
(Stade Tunisien, Tunisia)


Defenders

Dylan Bronn 
(Metz, France) 

Montassar Talbi 
(Rubin Kazan, Russia) 

Bilel Ifa 
(Club Africain, Tunisia) 

Oussama Haddadi 
(Malatyaspor, Turkey)

Omar Rekik 
(Arsenal, England)

Mohamed Drager 
(Nottingham Forest, England) 

Mohamed Amine Ben Hamida 
(Esperance, Tunisia)

Hamza Mathlouthi 
(Zamalek, Egypt)

Ali Maaloul 
(Al-Ahly, Egypt) 

Ali Abdi 
(Caen, France)


Midfielders 

Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane 
(Esperance, Tunisia)
 
Aissa Laidouni 
(Ferencvaros, Hungary)

Ellyes Skhiri 
(Cologne, Germany)

Ghailene Chaalali 
(Esperance, Tunisia)

Seif-Eddine Khaoui 
(Clermont, France)

Anis Ben Slimane 
(Brondby, Denmark)

Hannibal Mejbri 
(Manchester United, England)

Firas Ben Larbi 
(Ajman, UAE)

Wahbi Khazri 
(Saint Etienne, France)

Hamza Rafia 
(Standard Liege, Belgium)

Naim Sliti 
(Al-Ittifaq, Saudi Arabia)


Forwards

Seifeddine Jaziri 
(Zamalek, Egypt)

Yoann Touzghar 
(Troyes, France)

Youssef Msakni 
(Al Arabi, Qatar)

 

 

 

23 Jan 2022
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