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Graham Ruthven

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🇨🇲 Cameroon make their own WAFCON history, Salah's Trabzonspor debut, goalkeeper rabona | VAR

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By Graham Ruthven Verified
| thesoccerdispatch.com
Malawi, it seemed, had written the defining story of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. The Scorchers were just one victory away from lifting WAFCON at their first attempt. Cameroon, however, had other ideas and made their own history by convincingly winning Sunday’s final 3-0.
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🇲🇼 Malawi’s stunning WAFCON run is the best football underdog story for years

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By Graham Ruthven Verified
| thesoccerdispatch.com
Only two weeks ago, I wrote about Malawi’s shock win over Nigeria in their first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations match. That was stunning enough. Nigeria, for context, are 10-times African champions. The winners of four of the last five WAFCON tournaments. The Super Falcons are a superpower. Malawi, on the other hand, are continental minnows. I’m running a $5 season ticket offer because I need your help to keep The Soccer Dispatch going! Can you help me reach my target by the end of August?
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This week’s soccer questions: is this the Premier League wide open and should Barça avoid Rodri?

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By Graham Ruthven Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
It's difficult to recall a Premier League season starting amid such widespread uncertainty as this one. Half the division, including Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City, is under new management. The Pep Guardiola era is over and, as Jonathan Wilson put it, the Premier League has no alpha manager possibly for the first time ever. Mikel Arteta may be the new alpha. His Arsenal team the new dominant force.
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