Paul Myers
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Infantino loses Swiss backing for campaign to remain Fifa chief - AOL (opens the original)
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Swiss-born Infantino was elected Fifa president in February 2016 and had been expected to sweep to a fourth and final term at elections next March, until a failed bid to allow private investment in the World Cup drew calls for reform. The Swiss Football Association (ASF), one of Fifa's founding members in Paris in 1904, said in June that it would support Infantino. However, it has gone back on the pledge following a meeting of its central committee on 25 September. "From the ASF’s perspective, s
Ghana boss Queiroz refuses to quit after poor start to 2027 AFCON qualifiers - AOL (opens the original)
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Ghana sped into a 2-0 lead with goals from the Lyon forward Ernest Nuamah and Félix Afena-Gyan. But Gambia hit back on Tuesday night with two strikes before half-time at the Accra Sports Stadium. Ebrima Colley put Gambia ahead midway through the second half before the 26-year-old struck again in stoppage-time to wrap up the points in the Group C tie. The defeat – following on from the 2-0 loss in Côte d'Ivoire last week – left Ghana bottom of a four-team group with no points after two of the six
Egypt, Senegal and Ghana face pressure to relaunch drive for 2027 AFCON - AOL (opens the original)
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Egypt and Senegal drew on Friday against Angola and Mozambique respectively while Ghana went down 2-0 to Côte d'Ivoire in Bouaké on Thursday night. "In terms of possession, Côte d'Ivoire was better than us," Ghana boss Carlos Queiroz conceded after the defeat. "But in terms of attacking penetration and creating opportunities, we were better than them. But they got the result." Queiroz said his side would be on the front foot against Gambia who opened their Group C campaign with a 2-1 win over So
Old hand Olise rewards Zidane's fresh blood adventure in Belgium - AOL (opens the original)
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Olise and Ryan Cherki entered the fray at the Koning Boudewijnstadion in Brussels in the 77th minute as replacements for Bradley Barcola and Magnes Akliouche respectively. With two minutes of the game remaining, Olise proved decisive on his 28th international appearance. The Bayern Munich striker picked up the ball in his own half and sped past Belgium defender Maxime De Cuyper towards the Belgium penalty area where he bamboozled Brandon Mechele and slotted the ball past the Belgium goalkeeper S
Zidane urges players to embrace challenge of playing for France - AOL (opens the original)
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"You really have to enjoy the moment because football goes so quickly," Zidane said. "Look, I'm 54, I'm here now as head coach and I can't play anymore. So I tell the players to enjoy the moment because it flies by. The French national team is something so beautiful that I want them to experience these moments." Zidane, who won the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European championships during his 108 caps as a France player, took over from Didier Deschamps in July. The former Real Madrid boss starte
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