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South Africa will wrap up their 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations with a high-stakes friendly against Jamaica on Friday in Pachuca, Mexico.
Kick-off is scheduled for 14:00 CAT.
Buoyed by their return to the global stage after a long absence, Hugo Broos’ men are determined to end a frustrating winless streak and carry strong momentum into their tournament opener a...
With African sides aiming to shake up the top order at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, here’s a look at some of the best long-standing members from African nations set to feature at the global showpiece.
Mohamed Salah (Egypt)
As perhaps one of, if not, the most popular African players in the world right now, Salah could use the tournament to kick-start...
Senegal will be will be appearing at their fourth FIFA World Cup, and a third in succession. The Teranga Lions, who have been drawn against France, Norway and Iraq in Group I, will be hoping to equal or better their superb debut showing in 2002 when they reached the quarterfinals – matching the best-ever African performance at the time.
Coached by Pape Thiaw, Senegal l...
According to reports in English and Swedish football media, a number of high profile clubs in the Premier League have set their sights on a highly rated Nigerian youngster.
Zadok Yohanna, who plies his trade for AIK in Sweden, is tipped for a major transfer in the near future and could well end up in the Premier League.
The 18-year-old scored five goals while re...
Morocco will be appearing in their seventh FIFA World Cup, and for a third successive time. The Atlas Lions, who will face Brazil, Scotland and Haiti in Group C, were the revelation of Qatar 2022, becoming the first African team to reach the semifinals.
Coached by Mohamed Ouahbi, Morocco secured their ticket for this tournament under the leadership of his predecessor, ...