Crystal Palace hope to repeat Christian Benteke trick with new deal for Cheikhou Kouyate
Crystal Palace are reportedly in talks to extend Cheikhou Kouyate’s contract at the club beyond this summer.
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Eagles move to third as Lions, Scorpions rise in FIFA ranking
Super Eagles of Nigeria Striker, Kelechi Iheanacho celebrate his goal with teammates after scoring against Egypt at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon…yesterday.
Mane takes Senegal to success at end of troubled tournament
Sadio Mane showed bravery and mental strength in putting behind him an early squandered penalty to power Senegal to their first African title and bring to an exciting close a troubled tournament in Cameroon.
How the Premier League players fared at the Africa Cup of Nations
Sadio Mane won the battle of the Liverpool forwards as Senegal beat Mohamed Salah’s Egypt to win the Africa Cup of Nations.
Sadio Mane gives Senegal first Africa Cup of Nations title in thrilling final against Egypt
Sadio Mane made up for a first-half penalty miss by converting the winning spot-kick in a shoot-out as Senegal defeated Egypt to win a maiden Africa Cup of Nations title on Sunday.
Sarr starts as Mane and Salah face off in Senegal-Egypt AFCON final
Egypt’s forward Mohamed Salah puts his jersey on during a training session at an annex of the Olembe stadium in Yaounde on February 5, 2022 on the eve of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) final football match between Senegal and Egypt. (Photo by Charly TRIBALLEAU / AFP)
'I want that feeling' - Salah desperate to lift Cup of Nations for Egypt
Mohamed Salah is determined to experience the "special" feeling of lifting the Africa Cup of Nations for Egypt as he prepares to come up against Sadio Mane's Senegal in Sunday's final in Yaounde.
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane the stars but Africa Cup of Nations final about more than Liverpool duo
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp almost caused something of an international incident back in November when he referred to the Africa Cup of Nations as a ‘little tournament’. The comment was understandably not well received on the continent and following some heated backlash, the German was forced to explain that he was being ‘ironic’ and merely, if clumsily, expressing his dismay at losing some of his best players for Africa’s premier competition.