This week we take a look at the just-ended transfer window, with Senegal internationals Iliman Ndiaye moving to Man City and Ibrahim Mbaye joining Aston Villa.

With this season’s Caf Champions League starting this weekend we look at some of the tricky match-ups in the first preliminary round.

Stuart gives his thoughts on Matchday 2 in the EPL, and we ask whether football is a religion to some people.

This week we have a lot on the transfer moves in the EPL, with Morocco’s Ayyoub Bouaddi joining Manchester City and becoming the Premier League's most expensive teenager ever.

Also Carlos Baleba moving from Brighton to Man Utd, and an impressive start for Mali midfielder Mamadou Sangare at Brentford. 

Plus two Africans scoring in Hull’s surprise win over Man United, including Semi Ajayi back in the EPL.

And Stuart assesses the teams’ performances on Matchday 1.

This week we review the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with Cameroon the champions, despite having not qualified initially.

We get a mother’s perspective as we talk to the mother of one of Morocco’s WAFCON stars, midfielder Yasmin Mrabet, on what it’s like being the mum of a national team player.

We analyse the appointment of former Arsenal and France captain Patrick Vieira as Senegal national team coach, and Herve Renard’s return to coach Cote d’Ivoire.

And lots of the EPL, as the season kicks off this weekend.

This week we are in Morocco again at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with a surprise line-up for Sunday’s final, with Cameroon playing Malawi, while Morocco face Algeria in the third-place match on Saturday.

Also we analyse the disappointing campaigns for Nigeria and South Africa, with both teams exiting at the quarter-final stage.

We have the final part of our interview with Isha Johansen, the Sierra Leonean who has been one of Africa’s most prominent female football administrators. Johansen talks about struggles as she confronted many issues in football, including corruption, gambling, match fixing, and player trafficking. And she gives advice to women who would also want to become football administrators.

Plus Stuart on the EPL.

This week we are in Morocco at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with the group stage complete and with the quarter-finals on this weekend, with Malawi and Nigeria progressing from a tight race in Group C, where Zambia missed out despite having six points.  

Also Egypt legend Mohamed Salah is heading to Turkey to join Trabzonspor – we look at why he chose them.

And Fifa president Gianni Infantino will stay in the job after receiving the backing of senior executives in a meeting in Morocco – we analyse the events of the past few days.

Also Stuart with a look at some of the big EPL transfers, and we have the second part of our interview with Isha Johansen, one of Africa’s most prominent female football administrators, a former president of the Sierra Leone Football Association and former FIFA Council Member.

This week we are in Morocco at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations – surprise opening defeats for Nigeria and South Africa, and small crowds at many of the games. We find out how the atmosphere is there.

Also, with Cote d’Ivoire winger Yan Diomande set to become the most expensive African player ever after agreeing personal terms with Real Madrid, we assess the big move for the 19-year-old.

We speak to Isha Johansen, one of Africa’s most prominent female football administrators, a former president of the Sierra Leone Football Association and former FIFA Council Member.

This week we look ahead to the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, kicking off on Sunday in Morocco.

We hear from some of the stars of the tournament, including Zambia forward Barbra Banda.

Also we hear from CAF President Patrice Motsepe, who says that the 2027 men’s AFCON will be successful, that the bidding process is open for the next three editions of the tournament.

And Stuart reflects on the Fifa World Cup, with some of the highs and the lows.

This week we analyse Africa’s 2026 Fifa World Cup – there were 10 African teams at the tournament, nine got to the Round of 32, but only Morocco reached the quarter-finals.

Was it a reasonable outcome, should Africa have done better? What are the issues to correct going forward?

Also we highlight some of the best African players at the tournament and we compare how poorly Asia fared in comparison to Africa.

This week it’s all about the Fifa World Cup again as Morocco exit at the quarter-final stage, bringing Africa’s World Cup to an end.

We talk about Egypt’s controversial defeat to Argentina, and Cape Verde’s wonderful World Cup debut.

And Stuart on some of the fallen World Cup giants.

This week we’ve got lots on the Fifa World Cup as we’re well into the knockout stage, with Morocco the first African team through to the Round of 16 and with late goals costing Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, DR Congo and South Africa.

Plus Stuart on the refereeing at the tournament and on how penalties are being taken.