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A little over nine months after a chaotic final, the African Cup of Nations (CAN) may finally know its winner. On Thursday in Lausanne, the Tribunal arbitraire du sport (TAS) examines Senegal's appeal against Morocco's victory on a green carpet.
Thanks to our "Ask Me Anything" team, we present everything you need to know about the 2027 Women's World Cup.
Twenty years after the 2006 World Cup final, Zinédine Zidane finds Italy this Friday, this time on the bench of the French team, on the third day of the League of Nations. For his first encounter in the Hexagon as a breeder, he also returned to the Stade de France, where he had several great moments of his career.
Worn by the continental sacre of the women's section in August, who came to present his trophy at Garoua, Cameroon's Indomptable Lions began their qualifying campaign at CAN 2027 with a 3-1 victory against the Comoros. A good start for Cameroon, which did not participate in the World Cup last summer.
Like France with Zinédine Zidane, Germany and the Netherlands are starting their new eras with their new breeders. The two nations claimed to be in reconstruction and were fighting for the beginning of the League of Nations.
The playoffs for the next African Cup of Nations (CAN) in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania begin on Thursday. New players, new breeders, new era... Here are seven stories to follow among the upcoming posters of African football
In a letter addressed on Monday to the 211 member federations of the Fifa, Gianni Infantino proposed a "consultation" to reflect on a reform of the governance of the forum. Although weakened by the failure of his plan to give way to the World Cup's commercial rights, the leader remains well placed to be re-elected next March.
