Planet Sport Football Africa

On this week’s show we we look at the good news for African football that Morocco will be co-hosting the 2030 World Cup.

We also get the latest on the inaugural edition of the African Football League, which is just two weeks away.

And we talk to Nigeria defender Ola Aina, who’s back in the EPL, having joined Nottingham Forest. Aina tells us about the win earlier this season over Chelsea, who he was a youth player with.

And we have Stuart’s analysis on the Liverpool VAR controversy in their game against Tottenham.

On this week’s show we focus on CAF’s decision to give Morocco the hosting of the 2025 AFCON, and to give Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania the 2027 edition. We go to Morocco to find out what we can expect.

We analyse the controversy around Victor Osimhen at Napoli, as the Italian club mocked their star striker on social media, and we ask what’s wrong with Chelsea in the EPL.

On this week’s show we check on the 2023 CAF Women’s Champions League, with qualifying for the finals complete. We contrast the level of prize money for the women’s competition with the men’s CAF Champions League.

Also we hear from Nigeria and Nottingham Forest forward Taiwo Awoniyi, on his great season so far, and on the big African contingent at Forest.

And we have lots on the EPL and the Uefa Champions League, as goalkeeper Andre Onana comes under fire at Manchester United.

On this week’s show we take a look at the last round of qualifiers for the AFCON, with Cameroon among those qualifying.

And we speak to the most talked-about Nigeria player right now, Victor Boniface, who has won the German Bundesliga player of month award for August, after a great start at Bayer Leverkusen.

Boniface has had a difficult journey, surviving potentially career-ending injuries, dropping into depression and losing his mother before joining Bayer Leverkusen and getting a place in the Nigeria national team.

Also, we ask why Saudi Arabia are hosts of the African Super Cup between Al Ahly of Egypt and USM Alger of Algeria.

Plus lots on the EPL as Stuart highlights some of the most significant transfers.

On this week’s show we pay tribute African football legend Salif Keita of Mali, who died at the age of 76.
We look at why the Confederation of African Football have cancelled their broadcast deal with Qatari media group beIN Sports.
Also we go to Cameroon as Africa’s highest-profile goalkeeper Andre Onana has returned to the Indomitable Lions.
Plus lots on the EPL with Stuart.

On this week’s show we hear from Nigeria and Nottingham Forest forward Taiwo Awoniyi on his football and his faith. Last weekend Awoniyi became the third African player in Premier League history to score in seven consecutive matches, with a brilliant goal on the break against Manchester United.

Also, we ask what we can expect from Ghana’s Mohamed Kudus, with his move to West Ham, and from Brighton’s young African players Simon Adingra and Carlos Baleba.

Stuart looks ahead to the weekend’s EPL action, and also gives us an update on the Saudi Pro League.

On this week’s show we focus is on sports science – an area where African football is lagging behind. GPS tracking systems are common in many parts of the world, and many countries have developed their football further through aspects of sports science such as diet and physiotherapy.

We speak to Zimbabwean sports scientist Nicholas Munyonga, who says that sports science doesn’t have to be too complicated.

Also we catch up on the CAF Champions League, with the first round underway, and lots on the EPL, and Stuart analyses the Mason Greenwood saga, as Greenwood will leave Manchester United.

On this week’s show we take a look at the Africans playing in the Saudi Pro League, as the big-money league continues to attract interest, with Idah highlighting stars from the continent to have played there over the years.

We have more on the Fifa Women’s World Cup, with the final on Sunday between England and Spain.

And with the EPL back, Stuart assesses the opening weekend, and we also talk about Harry Kane’s move to Bayern Munich.

On this week’s show we focus on the Fifa Women’s World Cup, with the African teams all out now, after the continent’s best-ever tournament. We hear from South Africa defender Nomi Kgoale.

Also lots on the EPL, as Stuart looks ahead to the new season, and he analyses the implications of the increased stoppage time, where referees will now give additional time matching the delays in the game

On this week’s show we we focus on the Fifa Women’s World Cup, with African teams shining.

We hear from South Africa forward Thembi Kgatlana on their famous win over Italy.

Also we check in on some of the African players who have moved to the EPL, and Stuart looks ahead to Sunday’s Community Shield, with Man City playing Arsenal.

We also ask what to expect from Chelsea this season.