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Analysis: African football

January 19th, 2008 by Steve Bowbrick

Is African football any good? How much does a Ghanaian Premiership player earn? Will a team from the continent ever win the World Cup? The World Service is going large on the Africa Cup of Nations that kicks off in Ghana this weekend. Here’s 8:14 of the kind of stuff only the World Service can do: wide-ranging, authoritative commentary on stuff that happens in foreign places. (MP3).

Presenter: Richard Knight
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2 Responses to “Analysis: African football”

  1. Gambia Football Supermarket Says:
    February 2nd, 2008 at 2:01 am

    Good stuff, Africa is coming up

  2. hatchette Says:
    February 7th, 2008 at 11:22 am

    There are screenings of all the games at Juno Bar and Bernie Grant Arts Centre. London

    The final will also be shown at the Bernie grants arts centre

    from 3.30pm this Sunday 10th February and celebrate the final of the African Cup of Nations – with food, dancing and music from Afri-Kokoa.

    Kick off at 4.30pm!

    Bring your flags. Bring your friends

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