Football Planet
Le Bleus of France are finally on top of the world. The charges of Didier Deschamps on Sunday won the World Cup at the expense of Croatia. It was an emotionally charged World Cup final that we’ll review in this episode.
The U-20 Africa Cup of Nations entered its second round qualifying over the weekend, which is also the first leg of the final playoff for a place at next 2019 African Youth Championship in Niger Republic.
And after a month-long break due to the World Cup, African club competitions resume this week with interesting fixtures.
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