July 2010
It was a fair guess three weeks ago that Germany, tournament hosts and one of the undoubted powerhouses of women’s football, would reach the final of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2010.
Nigeria and Zaragoza striker Ikechukwu Uche is expected to be out for up to six months after undergoing a knee operation, the Spanish club says.
Hannover 96 are reportedly trying to hijack AC Milan youngster Adiyiah from FSV Mainz 05, as the player has agreed terms with Die Nullfünfer.
Three African players at EPL side Fulham will be welcoming Mark Hughes after being named the successor of Roy Hodgson at Craven Cottage.
Nigerian striker Peter Utaka netted a double as his Danish club OB Odense beat visiting HSK Zrinjski of Bosnia 5-3 in a third round Europa Cup qualifier.
Emmanuel Adebayor has vowed to produce the best season of his career after being handed Manchester City’s No.9 shirt.
AFC Ajax have signed Moroccan striker Mounir El Hamdaoui from AZ Alkmaar, with coach Martin Jol saying "he can make Ajax better".
Ghana midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng is scheduled to appear in a Berlin court over charges relating to damage caused to 12 cars and a motor scooter.
Bafana Bafana central defender Bongani Khumalo, has been ruled out of the friendly international against Ghana at Soccer City on August 11 due to injury.
Ghana midfielder Laryea Kingston is set to return to the Russian top flight to play for a club in the strife-torn region of Dagestan.
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LATEST HEADLINES
Cote d’Ivoire have maintained their position as the best-placed African country in the latest FIFA World Rankings released on Wednesday.
Juventus have accepted an offer from Paris Saint-Germain for Momo Sissoko, according to reports in Italy.
Emmanuel Eboue is heading for the Arsenal exit with confirmed interests from Turkish side Galatasaray.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was delighted with the showing of Gervinho on debut against Cologne.
Reading have secured the services of defender Bongani Khumalo on a season-long lone deal following the approval of Tottenham.
Nania FC made history by becoming the first team outside the top-flight to win the MTN Ghana FA Cup when beating holders Asante Kotoko 1-0 after extra-time on Sunday.