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How 17-year-old Asamoah Gyan became Ghana's talisman
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How 17-year-old Asamoah Gyan became Ghana's talisman

On November 19, 2003, the opportunity finally came. Introduced from the bench against Somalia in a 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifier, the 17-year-old scored on his debut just minutes after coming on. The goal, scored three days before his 18th birthday, made him Ghana's youngest international goalscorer at the time.

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FIFA drops $20 billion World Cup investment plan after global revolt
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FIFA drops $20 billion World Cup investment plan after global revolt

The proposal, announced earlier this week, sought to establish a separate FIFA subsidiary that would manage the commercial and operational rights of the men's and women's World Cups. Private investors were expected to acquire a stake in the new entity, with FIFA insisting that the money raised would be reinvested into football development around the world.

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Robbie Lyle Kicks off Kenya tour with focus on digital success beyond football
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Robbie Lyle Kicks off Kenya tour with focus on digital success beyond football

Organisers say the events are intended to celebrate football while demonstrating how digital platforms are creating new opportunities for young people across Africa. They also hope the tour will strengthen Kenya's reputation as a growing centre for digital innovation and content creation. For Lyle, supporting emerging creators has become an important part of his work beyond football.

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Harambee Starlets: Ready to Roar in Morocco?
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Harambee Starlets: Ready to Roar in Morocco?

Kenya’s Harambee Starlets are preparing in Miramas, France, ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The team opens their campaign against hosts Morocco in Rabat, with a squad mix of experienced players and young talent as they target a semi-final finish.

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Falklands Island row reignited in Argentina vs England semi final match
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Falklands Island row reignited in Argentina vs England semi final match

Without fear, they celebrated while holding a banner reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas", which translates as "The Falklands are Argentine," and now risk a fine that was imposed to them back in 2014, when the Argentine Football Association was fined £20,000 after its players held up a banner with the same message before a friendly against Slovenia.

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Bandari rope in two-time KPL-winning coach Okere
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Bandari rope in two-time KPL-winning coach Okere

The 45-year-old was sacked by the Brewers on February 17, 2026, ending an eight-year association with the club that began in 2018. Tusker replaced him with Frenchman Julien Mette, who joined from Congolese side AS Otoho after leaving Oyo for Nairobi.

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Former Chelsea and Leeds owner Ken Bates dies aged 94
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Former Chelsea and Leeds owner Ken Bates dies aged 94

Bates took over Chelsea in 1982 after buying the club for just £1 while it was playing in the old Second Division. Along with the purchase, he inherited debts of £1.5 million and began rebuilding both the club's finances and its standing on the pitch.

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Spain's last-gasp winner ends Portugal's world cup dream
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Spain's last-gasp winner ends Portugal's world cup dream

For Portugal, the defeat marked the end of Cristiano Ronaldo's journey at the FIFA World Cup. The 41-year-old had already revealed before the tournament that this would be his final appearance on football's biggest stage, bringing an end to a long chase for the one major trophy that escaped him.

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Guardiola to leave Manchester City after 10-year reign
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Guardiola to leave Manchester City after 10-year reign

Guardiola’s last game in charge will be played at the Etihad Stadium against Aston Villa. During his decade at the club, he guided Manchester City to 17 major trophies, including six Premier League titles, turning them into one of the most dominant teams in modern football.

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