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Rob Stevens

South East District
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Ex-sports reporter with over 10 years in newspapers, now working in the parking industry. Committee member for a new-look East Berkshire Football League
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When will an African side win the World Cup?

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By Rob Stevens, Ian Williams
| Aol
"If there's something I want to see before God takes me to heaven or hell it would be great to see an African nation win [the World Cup], because this is a tournament that we all love passionately in Africa." Sunday Oliseh was part of the first African team to win football gold at the Olympics, helping Nigeria make history at the Atlanta 1996 Games, but the 51-year-old is still waiting to see that achievement matched at the Fifa World Cup.
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Seven African players to watch at World Cup 2026

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By Rob Stevens
| Yahoo News Malaysia
A record 10 African countries will take part in the 2026 Fifa World Cup after the finals were expanded to 48 teams, with a host of star names hoping to go all the way and lift the trophy. Morocco made history in Qatar four years ago by becoming the first African side to reach the semi-finals. Cape Verde will make their tournament debut, while DR Congo return for the first time since 1974.
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Mamelodi Sundowns win African Champions League title

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By Rob Stevens
| Aol
Mamelodi Sundowns were victorious on their return to the African Champions League final, having lost last season's showpiece tie against Egyptian side Pyramids South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns won their second African Champions League title as a 1-1 draw away against AS FAR proved enough to clinch a 2-1 aggregate victory in the final.
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