Manchester United are looking smarter and smarter for their interest in Manucho as the Angolan striker scored twice in seventeen minutes in the second half to propel his country to a come-from-behind 3-1 win yesterday over Senegal.
Manucho now has three goals in two games in this edition of the African Cup of Nations, Angola has […]
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African Cup of Nations Recap–Day 8
January 28th, 2008 · Comments
Tags: Aaron Mokoena · Abdoulaye Meite · African Cup of Nations · Angola · Manucho · Mehdi Nafti · Radhi Jaidi · Senegal · Steven Pienaar · Tunisia · south africa
African Cup of Nations Recap–Day 2
January 22nd, 2008 · Comments
The first important game of the 2008 African Cup of Nations took place yesterday and once again, a player who earns his paycheck in the Premiership took center stage. Chelsea striker Salomon Kalou capped a beautiful solo run by coolly slotting the ball past Nigerian goalkeeper Austin Ejide and into the net to give Ivory […]
Tags: Abdoulaye Meite · African Cup of Nations · Benin · Didier Drogba · Didier Zokora · Ivory Coast · John Obi Mikel · John Utaka · Joseph Yobo · Kanu · Kolo Toure · Mali · Morocco · Namibia · Obafemi Martins · Salomon Kalou · Yakubu · nigeria
Following Premiership Players in the African Cup of Nations
January 10th, 2008 · Comments
I have to tell you all how unbelievably disappointed I am that this year’s 26th edition of the African Cup of Nations, set to kick off in Ghana on January 20, isn’t being televised on any major station here in the US (at least as far as I know, but feel free to correct me […]
Tags: Aaron Mokoena · Abdoulaye Meite · African Cup of Nations · Alexandre Song · Andre Bikey · Arsenal · Chelsea · Dickson Etuhu · Didier Drogba · Didier Zokora · Diomansy Kamara · El Hadji Diouf · Emerse Fae · Emmanuel Eboue · Geremi · Ghana · Habib Beye · Henri Camara · Ibrahima Sonko · John Obi Mikel · John Paintsil · John Utaka · Joseph Yobo · Kanu · Kolo Toure · Manucho · Medhi Nafti · Michael Essien · Mohamed Sissoko · Momamed Shawky · Obafemi Martins · Papa Bouba Diop · Portsmouth · Radhi Jaidi · Richard Kingson · Salomon Kalou · Steven Pienaar · Sulley Muntari · West Ham United · Yakubu


















