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Hard-working like the ants they’re named after, Angola’s Formigas do Cazenga are a basketball team and school preparing inner-city kids in Luanda for a better life. One of their star players, Sara Caetano, has gone on to the Tony Parker Adéquat Academy in Lyon, France. Parker, a veteran NBA star, says he aims to find more players like Sara in Angola and beyond.
Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane admits he was surprised to see Morocco awarded the CAF Champions League final once again.
Reigning champions Al-Ahly of Egypt have taking a major step toward reaching the African Champions League for the third time in a row after a comprehensive 4-0 win over ES Setif of Algeria 4-0 in the first leg of the competition’s semifinals.
South African Percy Tau scored two goals and created two as CAF Champions League title-holders Al Ahly of Egypt thumped 10-man Entente Setif of Algeria 4-0 on Saturday in their semi-final first leg.
CAIRO (Reuters) - Holders Al Ahly remain on course for an unprecedented third straight African Champions League title after a resounding 4-0 home win over 10-man Entente Setif of Algeria in Saturday’s semi-final, first leg.
LUANDA (Reuters) - Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca took a giant stride to a place in this season’s African Champions League final as they beat hosts Petro Atletico of Angola 3-1 in their semi-final first leg tie on Saturday.
LUANDA : Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca took a giant stride to a place in this season’s African Champions League final as they beat hosts Petro Atletico of Angola 3-1 in their semi-final first leg tie on Saturday.
Angola's civil war began as its colonial master Portugal left in 1975, leaving rival independence movements to battle it out. In the midst of the Cold War, the West African country became the battleground of a proxy conflict between the communist bloc and that of the United States and its allies. On one side was Agostinho Neto's MPLA, supported by the USSR and Cuba, and on the other was Jonas Savimbi's UNITA, supported by South Africa, the US and the UK.