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Kaizer Chiefs’ attacking line has come under the spotlight once again as football analyst Kaze breaks down the reasons behind their persistent goal-scoring struggles. Despite boasting talent and a rich history of dominance in african football , the Amakhosi have found it difficult to consistently unlock defenses and turn opportunities into goals.                                                                Cedric Kaze. Photo credit: Kaizer Chiefs According to Kaze, the problem lies not only in finishing but also in the build-up play. The lack of creativity in midfield has often left the strikers isolated, forcing them to rely on moments of individual brilliance rather than cohesive team play. This disconnect between midfield and attack has been a recurring theme, leading to frustration for both pla...

Pedro Gonçalves has officially reacted to his recent dismissal as Angola coach , addressing fans and the football community about his departure. His tenure, marked by both challenges and achievements, came to an unexpected end as the Angolan Football Federation announced the decision to part ways.                                                   Goncalves: Photo Credit: Angola Football Federation media In his statement, Gonçalves expressed gratitude to the players, staff, and supporters who stood by him during his time as Angola coach . He highlighted the progress made under his leadership, emphasizing the team’s resilience and determination on the international stage. While many supporters had hoped for more stability, the dismissal opens a new chapter for both Gonçalves and the national team. The former Angola coach remains optimisti...

  Captain of Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL)   Kwara United , Kabiru Mohammed has assured that his team is ready ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round clash against Ghanaian giants, Asante Kotoko.                                                                                    Photo Credit: Kwara United The Harmony Boys will lock horns with Asante Kotoko in the preliminary round first-leg tie on Sunday, September 21. Speaking to the media, the veteran defender affirmed that Kwara United are fully prepared, both physically and mentally, to face the formidable challenge posed by their opponents on their home turf. “We know the match against Asante Kotoko won’t be easy because of the way they play and the ho...

 Former Ghana international Emmanuel Agyemang Badu has called on football stakeholders and fans to rally behind Black Stars head coach Otto Addo as the national team heads into the crucial final round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. Badu, who has been vocal about the progress of Ghanaian football, believes that unity and collective support are essential if the Black Stars are to secure a place at the global showpiece. According to him, Otto Addo has shown tactical discipline and a vision for building a strong squad, but he needs the full backing of the football community to deliver results in the high-pressure qualifiers.                                                                       Photo Credit: Bibiani GoldStars SC “Qualifying for the World Cup is not just...

Botswana’s national team coach, Morena Ramoreboli , has opened up about the challenges facing his side as they continue their campaign in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The Zebras, as Botswana are fondly known, have found the road to qualification tough, with inconsistent performances exposing both technical and structural gaps in the squad.                                             Ramoreboli: Botswana Football Association media Ramoreboli admitted that the journey has been far from easy, pointing to limited resources, player development issues, and a lack of depth in key positions as some of the pressing concerns. Despite the struggles, he praised the commitment of his players, who continue to give their best under difficult circumstances. “The truth is we are competing against teams with more established football structures, stronger domestic leagues, and wider talent poo...

Reigning Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) champions Remo Stars climbed to the top of the standings following a hard-fought 1-0 victory over newly promoted Warri Wolves at the Ikenne International Stadium. The breakthrough came in the 77th minute when striker Samson Olasupo struck the decisive goal, securing Remo Stars’ second win of the season. They now sit level on seven points with Wikki Tourists , who also recorded a slim 1-0 triumph over Abia Warriors . Across Week 3, the NPFL’s home-ground advantage was once again on display. Katsina United edged rivals Kano Pillars 1-0 in the Northwest Derby, Kwara United beat promoted Kun Khalifat 2-0, Niger Tornadoes downed Bayelsa United 1-0, and Enugu Rangers registered a 2-0 victory against Plateau United . But there were also stalemates. The Southwest Derby saw Shooting Stars frustrated in a 1-1 draw with Ikorodu City , while continental heavyweights Enyimba and Nasarawa United cancelled each other out in a tense ...

Madagascar international midfielder Lalaina Rafanomezantsoa has completed a move to Algerian top-flight club Paradou AC . The 27-year-old caught the eye of Paradou scouts during the 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN) , where Madagascar’s Barea impressed by finishing as tournament runners-up. Previously playing for Andoharanofotsy Football Training Centre (CFFA) , Lalaina will spend the season on loan after both clubs agreed on a one-year deal. According to 2424 Madagascar , CFFA president Henintsoa Rakotoarimanana confirmed that the deal was finalized on Sunday, August 31 , just before the close of the transfer window. Lalaina had been a standout performer at the 2024 CHAN , where he scored two goals and provided three assists , helping Madagascar reach the final before narrowly losing 3-2 to Morocco . His strong form has also earned him a call-up to Madagascar’s senior national team , with head coach Corentin Martins including him in the squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Af...

 The CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers in the UFOA-B zone move into the semi-final stage this Saturday at the Charles Konan Banny Stadium in Yamoussoukro. At 15:00, hosts ASEC Mimosas, who topped Group A, will face Ghana’s Police Ladies, runners-up from Group B. The Ivorian side will look to capitalize on home advantage against a Ghanaian team that has impressed with its attacking display throughout the CAF competition. The second clash at 19:00 will see Nigeria’s Bayelsa Queens, winners of Group B, take on Burkina Faso’s USFA. The Nigerian champions aim to live up to expectations by reaching the final once again, while USFA will be seeking an upset to extend their CAF journey. These two fixtures will determine the finalists of the 2025 CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers in the UFOA-B zone, which kicked off on August 23 in Yamoussoukro.