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NATIONAL TEAM - GHANA - Goalkeeper Kwarasey back in Ghana squad

Goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey back in Ghana national squad.

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STARS IN EUROPE - GUNIEA - Ibrahima Traore agrees to return

Ibrahima Traore agrees to Guinea return after 13-month break.

16 Mar 2016
NATIONAL TEAM - CAPE VERDE - COACH - Cardoso confirmed as new coach

Felisberto 'Beto' Cardoso confirmed as Cape Verde's new coach.

16 Mar 2016
STARS IN EUROPE - CONGO DR - SQUAD - Afobe included in DR Congo squad

Bournemouth striker Benik Afobe included in DR Congo squad.

15 Mar 2016
AFRICAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2016 - 1ST ROUND / 1ST LEG - ALL RESULTS

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National team - Morocco - Coach - Renard names first squad

Renard names four uncapped players in first Morocco squad.

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National Team - Sierra Leone - Coach - Tetteh continues

Sellas Tetteh will be in charge when Sierra Leone face Gabon.

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STARS IN ASIA - SENEGAL - Ba would relish Premier League return

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FIFA RANKING - March 2016 FOR AFRICA

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UEFA Champions League 2026 - final - Paris St-Germain beat Arsenal on penalties

Paris Saint-Germain  Ousmane Dembélé

PSG defended its 2026 Champions League title with a 4:3 victory in a penalty shootout following a 1:1 draw after 120 minutes.

Paris Saint-Germain vs Arsenal 1:1
PSG win 4:3 on penalties


FACTS

Paris Saint-Germain
Goal: O. Dembélé (65' pen)

Arsenal
Goal: K. Harvertz (6')
Assist: L. Trossard (6')


Paris St-Germain joins exclusive list.
Teams to have won back-to-back Champions League titles:

Paris St-Germain
2025, 2026

Real Madrid
2016, 2017, 2018

AC Milan
1989, 1990

Nottingham Forest
1979, 1980

Liverpool
1977, 1978

Bayern Munich
1974, 1975, 1976

Ajax
1971, 1972, 1973

Inter Milan
1964, 1965

Benfica
1961, 1962

Real Madrid
1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960

 

 

 

30 May 2026
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