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[CAF] Senegal have won the CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2021

[FootballJOE] In 2002, Aliou Cissé missed the decisive penalty in the African Cup of Nations Final, gifting the trophy to Cameroon. Twenty years later in Cameroon, Aliou guided his nation to their first ever AFCON title as the manager.

[Borussia Dortmund] confirm the signing of Niklas Süle on a free transfer this summer

[Frankfurter Rundschau] Borussia Dortmund sign Niklas Süle

If Manchester United fail to win the UEFA Champions League, they'll be on their worst trophy drought since the club was last relegated

A class act by Jack Grealish for making this fan's day

[BBC Sport] Sadio Mane: “It’s the best day of my life and the best trophy [AFCON] of my life. I won the Champions League and some [other] trophies but this is the special one for me. This is more important for me. “

The famous bottle Egyptian goalkeeper Gabasky looked at before every penalty

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[El Chiringuito] Aubameyang: "I see myself winning the Champions League with Barça. We are going to work to come back and win it".

[King Fut] Cameroon captain Vincent Aboubakar ahead of the AFCON semifinal : "Honestly, Mohamed Salah doesn't impress me much"

El Salvador 0 - [2] Canada - Jonathan David 90+3'

Raith Rovers have released the following statement regarding David Goodwillie, to confirm that the player will not represent the club. Discussions are underway with the player regarding his contractual position.

Canada's World Cup Qualifying campaign so far

El Salvador 0 - [1] Canada - Atiba Hutchinson 66'

Honduras savage the 'inconceivable' decision to make them play their World Cup qualifier against the USA in -19c Minnesota - with two visiting players forced off with hypothermia and others needing IV drips

Manchester United have confirmed that supporters will be able to exchange their jerseys with Mason Greenwood's name emblazoned on it for free

Tactics Thursday

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