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AFCON 2027 in East Africa: what CAF has confirmed, and what is still open

Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will jointly host AFCON 2027 from 19 June to 17 July 2027, the first time three countries have staged the tournament. CAF has confirmed the hosts, the dates and the qualifying route, but stadium readiness and the final venue are still being worked through.

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Black Stars win 2–0 to take control of their qualifying group

Ghana beat their visitors 2–0 in Accra in a result confirmed by the match officials' report and both federations. The goals are not in dispute; the attendance figure and what it means for the group still are.

  • VerifiedThe match finished 2–0 to Ghana.
  • VerifiedBoth goals were scored in the second half.
  • VerifiedBoth federations published the same 2–0 result.
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2–0 down in a final, on the hosts' ground. Nigeria won the WAFCON anyway

The WAFCON 2025 final looked finished at 2–0 to the hosts in 24 minutes. Nigeria scored three second-half goals and took a record tenth title — the kind of match the tournament's history will be measured against.

  • VerifiedNigeria beat Morocco 3–2 in the WAFCON 2025 final on 26 July 2025.
  • VerifiedMorocco led 2–0 by the 24th minute through Chebbak and Mssoudy.
  • VerifiedNigeria scored three second-half goals — Okoronkwo, Ijamilusi and Echegini — to win a record 10th WAFCON title.
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€75 million. Osimhen to Galatasaray is done — and it's Turkey's biggest transfer ever

The summer's biggest transfer story ended in Istanbul. Galatasaray's stock-exchange filing puts the numbers on the record: a €75 million fee, a sell-on clause for Napoli, and a package worth €21 million a season to Nigeria's biggest football star.

  • VerifiedGalatasaray paid Napoli a €75 million transfer fee for Victor Osimhen.
  • VerifiedNapoli keeps 10% of any future sell-on profit, and Osimhen's package is €15 million net salary a year.
  • VerifiedThe fee is the largest in Turkish football history, passing the previous league record of €19.5 million.
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