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World Cup stories: when Janine van Wyk ate a piece of Parc des Prince’s turf, and battled China

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By Firdose Moonda Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
Story audio is generated using AI An extract from 185 The Janine van Wyk Story, as told to Firdose Moonda (Karavan Press), on leading South Africa in their first World Cup: The next day we travelled to Paris to prepare to play China at Parc des Princes Stadium, which was an occasion all of us were looking forward to even though we had to move to a less spacious hotel and the trip was already starting to feel a little long.
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How the death of Jayden Adams shook a community: 'Being on the pitch was his happy place'

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By Firdose Moonda Verified
| MSN UK Verified
For Jayden Adams, the South Africa midfielder who died this month at the age of 25 , football was a “safe space”. Those words, used by Adams's junior coach Steve Barker at his memorial service last Thursday, tell you everything you need to know about his life beyond the pitch. Adams's battles were bestowed on him almost from birth. Though he was born into newly democratic South Africa, by the early 2000s the revolution was well on its way to being betrayed.
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Missing a major football tournament? Fear not, Wafcon 2026 is about to start

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By Firdose Moonda Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The men's World Cup may have finished but do not worry, the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) is ready to pick up where Spain and Argentina left off. The 34-match event will take place between 26 July and 16 August, which sandwiches it between football's global showpiece and the start of the league season in Europe. Here's your guide to one of the most underrated but interesting events on the sporting calendar. Why is it being played now?
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