Africans present 2010 bids to FIFA
Mark GleesonFive African countries contesting to host the 2010 World Cup finals presented their bidding documents to FIFA on Tuesday on a busy afternoon of lobbying and campaigning.
Story | Conversation | September 30, 2003Botswana seek Cosafa Cup progress
Mark GleesonBotswana's Serbian coach Vesselin Jelusic has put the former whipping boys of African soccer on the verge of their first semi-final place in the Cosafa Castle Cup.
Story | Conversation | May 24, 2003Round-up of the action from Africa
Mark GleesonA digest of soccer stories from around the African continent in recent days.
Story | Conversation | April 22, 2003Kenyans take Cup in shoot-out
Mark Gleeson...1-1 scoreline and then beat Uganda 3-2 on penalties to win a four nations soccer tournament in Dar-es-Salaam on Saturday. A goal 10 minutes from time from Baraza, who has now...
Story | October 26, 2002South African coaches lingering on
Mark Gleeson...qualified the team for the 1998 World Cup finals only to be dismissed six months before the tournament began. Palacios, a former Peruvian international, took charge of the South African side between 1993 and the...
Story | May 22, 2002Morocco out to match Cameroon's World Cup record
Mark Gleeson...this month. Cameroon and South Africa became the first two countries to qualify for next year's tournament when they finished top of their respective groups on July 1. They joined co-hosts Japan and...
Story | July 11, 2001Mboma scores another vital goal for Cameroon
Mark Gleeson...home to go ahead of Nigeria in the standings. There were setbacks for three of the pre-tournament favourites, with Morocco held at home, Egypt scraping a last-minute equaliser in Namibia on Saturday and...
Story | February 26, 2001TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
NFL Expert Picks tops ESPN.com searches in October. Did "tournament" make the list?
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