Podcasts about Confederation Cup

Stellenbosch's win over AmaZulu last night came at a cost with Ashley Cupido expected to be out for "a minimum of six weeks" duer to a hamstring injury. The striker will miss this week's trip to Zanzibar for the Confederation Cup semifinal against Simba FC. Cupido was replaced by South Africa U20 forward Langelihle Phili but he will have Amajita duty in the U20 Africa Cup of Nations competition in Egypt from the 26th.Barker was pleased to announce that inspirational captain and goalkeeper Sage Stephens would be available for the CAF semifinal. Stephens was rested for Tuesday's night Premiership clash due to a minor injury. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC Sports News Anchor, Jon Gericke

In this episode of 11 on Eleven, we dive into Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Manchester United—is this the moment that costs them the title?

All across the continent, we had our eyes on the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederation Cup draw. We took the opportunity to give our first thoughts on how the groups are made up.-----------------------This podcast is brought to you by: www.africasacountry.com

This week we catch up on the teams that made it through to the group stage of this season's CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with some tough qualifying ties and lots of big teams making it through.We speak to Ivory Coast defender Emmanuel Agbadou, was named as captain of French club Stade de Reims at the start of the season. We talk about some of the other Africans who have captained teams in Europe's top five leagues.And lots on the EPL, as Thomas Partey and Nicolas Jackson impress, and an assessment of Real Madrid and Barcelona's seasons so far.

Nsoatreman SC coach Yaw Preko addresses their massive CAF Confederation Cup win vs Elect Sport FC. Bawumia pledges to launch Ghana School Sports Secretariat. Man City defeats Chelsea for winning title defence start & additional updates.

Nsoatreman FC set for historic CAF Confederation Cup debut against Elect-Sport FC. Chelsea's bid for Joao Felix rejected! Barcelona unable to register Dani Olmo. & MORE.

Nsoatreman FC has tasked Yaw Preko with reaching the group stages of the CAF Confederation Cup, after unveiling him on Monday, July 8. Get the inside details!

Dreams FC coach Karim Zito explains how his team lost to Zamalek in Confederation Cup semis

Dreams FC GM Ameeno Shadow discusses their preparedness to beat Zamalek at Baba Yara this Sunday.

This week we look back on what exactly happened between USM of Algiers and RS Berkane in the semi-final of the CAF Confederation Cup. Their scheduled match was never actually played because of a political controversy that we try to explain

We look ahead to a weekend of African Champions League and Confederation Cup matches involving teams from the COSAFA region and also take a look back at the recently completed Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, where five teams from Southern Africa booked their place in the finals in Ivory Coast early next year.

On this week's show we have lots on the finals of the CAF Confederation Cup and the CAF Champions League – where Wydad Casablanca are well-positioned against Al Ahly.With the second leg of the Confederation Cup affected by stoppages because of smoke from flares, we have some insights into the culture of fans using flares and lasers in North African football.Also Stuart looks ahead to the Uefa Champions League final, with Manchester City chasing the treble.

 The Limpopo outfit are engaged in differing domestic and continental battles, which will require them to be strong mentally if they are to succeed.  Defeated 2-0 by Mamelodi Sundowns in a league match Saturday, Marumo Gallants are still stuck in the throes of relegation – positioned 14th with 29 points and one match to go.  That is just three points more than bottom dwellers Maritzburg United and the same as 15th-placed Chippa United, who both still have two matches to play.  They have to beat Swallows FC in their final match if they are to survive  Coach Raymond Mdaka's immediate concern is to ensure that his players are not weighed down by the threat of relegation as they prepare to take on Tanzania's Young Africans in their own backyard for the first leg semi-final of the Confederation Cup.  Marumo technical advisor Dylan Kerr slammed the naivety of his team after a 2-0 loss to Young Africans match watched by a 40 000-plus crowd at the Benjamin Mpaka Stadium in Dar es Salaam.

On this week's show we take a look at the draw for the quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with some great clashes lined up.Also we look at the problems at troubled African giants Zamalek of Egypt and TPM Mazembe of DR Congo. We speak to Frank Simon, a French sports journalist who's regarded as a great authority in African football, and Stuart analyses the sackings of Graham Potter and Brendan Rogers in the EPL

*) Trump invokes Fifth Amendment to evade questions over alleged fraud Former US president Donald Trump has invoked his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination as he testified under oath in a NY civil investigation into his business dealings. The Fifth Amendment protects people from being compelled to become witnesses against themselves in a criminal case. Attorney General Letitia James said her office uncovered evidence that Trump's company misled lenders and tax authorities about the value of prized assets like golf courses and skyscrapers. Trump Organization even exaggerated the size of Trump's Manhattan penthouse, saying it was nearly three times its actual size — a difference in the value of about $200 million, James' office says. *) Sierra Leone imposes nationwide curfew after violent protests At least two police officers and a civilian have been killed after a protest descended into clashes between security forces and demonstrators who were demanding the president's resignation. "Two police officers, a male and female, were mobbed to death by protesters at the east end of Freetown," police spokesperson Brima Kamara said on Wednesday. In addition, Reuters reported that a civilian was also killed in the violence. A hospital worker in Freetown said that dozens more had been wounded. *) Ukraine shelling causes ammonia leak in Donetsk – separatists Pro-Russian separatists have accused Ukraine of shelling in the occupied eastern city of Donetsk, killing one person and triggering a leak of ammonia, Interfax news agency reported. The emergency ministry in the Russian-backed so-called Donetsk People's Republic said a shell had hit an ammonia line late at night. It sparked a fire that at one point covered 603 square metres. Pictures from the scene showed flames lighting the sky above one part of the city as well as firefighters donning masks. One picture appeared to show a corpse on the ground. *) Iraq's Sadr gives one-week deadline to judiciary to dissolve parliament Iraqi Shia cleric Muqtada al Sadr has called on the country's judiciary to dissolve parliament by the end of next week. The judiciary "must dissolve parliament by the end of next week... if not, the revolutionaries will take another stance," Sadr said in a statement on his Twitter account. The Iraqi Shia leader has helped inflame tensions in Iraq over the last two weeks by commanding thousands of followers to storm and occupy parliament. And finally… *) African football body launches new Super League to boost local clubs The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has launched a new lucrative $100 million Super League aimed at injecting financial muscle to the cash-strapped clubs on the continent. Twenty-four clubs, yet to be decided, will take part in the first edition, which has the backing of world governing body FIFA. It will take place between August 2023 and May 2024. CAF president Patrice Motsepe, who announced the new competition, did not say if it would replace CAF's existing Champions League and the second-tier Confederation Cup.

Discussion: CAF sets strict conditions for coaches in Champions League and Confederation Cup.

The CAF Confederation Cup kicked off in 2004, replacing the African Cup Winners Cup and CAF Cup competitions, and is the African equivalent of the UEFA Europa League.  Zain is joined by Vuyani Joni, Editor at Soccer Laduma to talk about the final taking place tonight between Orlando Pirates and Moroccan side RSB Barkane. Kick-off is at 21:00 (SA time)  at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Nigeria See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We looked ahead to the CAF Confederation Cup Final between Orlando Pirates and RS Berkane of Morocco Guest: Yaseen            

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Guest: Brighton Mhlongo,  former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper

Guest on the line: Mandla Ncikazi, Orlando Pirates Co-coach

On this week's show we take a look at the draw for the group stage of qualifying for the 2023 AFCON, with Egypt, Guinea, Malawi and Ethiopia all in the same group.We assess the furious post-match comments of Orlando Pirates coach Mandla Ncikazi, claiming Simba used dirty tricks against them in Tanzania in a Confederation Cup match.We have the third and final part of our interview with Samuel Osei Kuffour, the former Ghana and Bayern Munich defender, this week speaking about how he coped with the death of his daughter, who drowned in a swimming pool.And lots on the EPL as the title race continues.

In this episode, We'll dissect Nigeria's club performance in continental competition as Rivers United of Port Harcourt crashed out of the Champions League while Enyimba advanced to the group stage of Confederation Cup.

Orlando Pirates are in CAF Confederation Cup in Angola. The Gunners hoping to revive their season tonight in the League Cup. The Cell C Sharks have it all to do in Bloemfontein this weekend.

On this week's show we talk about the Confederation of African Football president Ahmad being banned for five years by FIFA for breaching various codes of ethics, and we assess his three years in charge. And, with the CAF Champions League final on this weekend, the 2020/2021 Champions League and Confederation Cup also get underway, starting three months late. But despite the delay, CAF think that all will go well. Also, tributes come from African stars following the death of Argentina legend Diego Maradona.

On this week's show we catch up on the action in the Caf Champions League and Confederation Cup, with games having been held in Morocco, and affected by Covid-19. Also news from Kenya as Jacob Mulee becomes national team coach for a fifth time! We have a roundup of plans for the return of domestic football in Africa, and Stuart on the drama in the EPL as Liverpool's Virgil Van Dijk is out for the rest of the season.

Here are the timestamps for today's show: 2:55 — Describing our plans for a greatest club teams of all time knockout tournament, and the plan to discuss David Goldblatt's new book, The Age of Football.To buy a hardcover copy of The Age of Football, go here: https://bookshop.org/books/the-age-of-football-soccer-and-the-21st-century/9780393635119(we're not getting a cut, just providing the link)To read via Kindle, try here: https://www.amazon.com/Age-Football-Global-Twenty-first-Century-ebook/dp/B07P55K5BZ/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=9:30 — If FIFA were to switch all international tournaments to be co-ed (5/5 for field players, goalies change at half) where would you ranked the United States, and why? Which country rises the most, and which falls the furthest?18:02 — What will happen to the Euro 2021 Women's Championship?20:02 — Which professional team would be your ideal place to play if you were a professional footballer?30:30 — On Soccer 101, Joe and Daryl recently reviewed the USMNT's 2009 win over Spain in the Confederation Cup. If you were to recreate the gameplan (defend and transition 4-2-2-2) with today's player pool, how would you line the US up?41:03 — Is there a particular reason that the West Indies have a combined cricket team but do not field a combined side in other sports such as soccer? Would a combined West Indies team challenge for WC qualification?51:57 — What are the pros and cons to having "B" teams play in a lower level of the soccer pyramid, like in Spain or the US, versus having them play in a completely separate league, like in England?SPONSORS!Listen to Remarkably Remote, the new microcast from GoToMeeting Use code SOCCER at TheBlackTux.com for a 10% discount 

North Africa easily boasts the best club sides on the continent. This, for the umpteenth time, has been made evident in the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup. In this episode, @LoftiWada and @powerfulfj discuss Esperance, Zamalek, Pyramids and the gulf in class between the North and the rest of Africa, not forgetting Horoya and Enyimba. Send me your reactions on Twitter @papi_thegreat

On this week's show we take a look at the draw for the 2020 African Nations Championship, the CHAN, to be played in April in Cameroon. We hear from Zambia's new coach, Micho. As CAF conducts the bidding process for host venues for this season's African Champions League and Confederation Cup finals – giving potential hosts only 10 days to bid, and with the finals of these two tournaments just three months away, we ask how reasonable this was. And Liverpool lose a game in the Uefa Champions League – will they struggle in the knockout stage?

On this week’s show we take a look at the draw for the 2020 African Nations Championship, the CHAN, to be played in April in Cameroon. We hear from Zambia’s new coach, Micho. As CAF conducts the bidding process for host venues for this season’s African Champions League and Confederation Cup finals – giving potential hosts only 10 days to bid, and with the finals of these two tournaments just three months away, we ask how reasonable this was. And Liverpool lose a game in the Uefa Champions League – will they struggle in the knockout stage?

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  Elkton, MD — Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by the USTA/BetAmerica, is excited to announce the line-up for Thursday morning (May 23) at 10:30 a.m. They will be joined by Andrew McCarthy, Dexter Dunn, and Shannon “Sugar” Doyle. McCarthy will discuss his upcoming drives on Sunday at Harrah’s Philadelphia in Rodeo Rock and Caviart Ally.  Both appear to be ready to take on stakes company as they head into their respective stakes on Sunday afternoon.  McCarthy will discuss how they have been training and what he expects from his top Open horses. Dunn, fresh off of a Confederation Cup victory, joins to discuss his champion 4-year-old drive with Done Well and what he is looking forward to heading into the Camluck Classic in London.  He will also talk about his drive on Tiger Thompson N who is having a killer year for trainer Josh Parker.  He will try to pull the upset against some of the sports top Open pacers. “Sugar” Doyle, the announcer at The Raceway at Western Fair District joins to talk about the Camluck Classic coming up next Friday evening.  The invites have been sent and it is a top race on the calendar each racing season.  Post Time with Mike and Mike will be live there next Friday, with more details to come.

On this week's show we focus on football in Morocco – one of the most successful nations in Africa at the moment. Morocco have teams on the upcoming finals of the CAF Champions League and the Confederation Cup, they played well at last year's World Cup, and Hakim Ziyech and Noussair Mazraoui have been shining for Ajax in the Uefa Champions League. Plus an interview with Nigeria striker Henry Onyekuru, who's in the Super Eagles squad for next month's AFCON. He tells us about his journey in football from Nigeria to Qatar to Belgium and to Turkey. And a look-back at the incredible EPL title race.

On this week’s show we focus on football in Morocco – one of the most successful nations in Africa at the moment. Morocco have teams on the upcoming finals of the CAF Champions League and the Confederation Cup, they played well at last year’s World Cup, and Hakim Ziyech and Noussair Mazraoui have been shining for Ajax in the Uefa Champions League. Plus an interview with Nigeria striker Henry Onyekuru, who’s in the Super Eagles squad for next month’s AFCON. He tells us about his journey in football from Nigeria to Qatar to Belgium and to Turkey. And a look-back at the incredible EPL title race.

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On this week's show we talk about the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with the preliminary round games having been played and some big teams out already, while other found the competition was just too tough. Also we have your comments on whether it pays to fire your coach when the results are poor, and Stuart's been looking at the statistics on the January transfer window in Europe.

On this week's show we talk about the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with the preliminary round games having been played and some big teams out already, while other found the competition was just too tough. Also we have your comments on whether it pays to fire your coach when the results are poor, and Stuart's been looking at the statistics on the January transfer window in Europe.

On this week's show we talk about the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with some surprise results on the opening weekend. And we catch up with Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo, who moved from Watford in the in EPL to China a year ago. Ighalo has opened an orphanage in Lagos. And Stuart reviews the latest round of EPL games, as there was a notable achievement for Ghanaian brothers Jordan and Andre Ayew.

On this week's show we talk about the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, with some surprise results on the opening weekend. And we catch up with Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo, who moved from Watford in the in EPL to China a year ago. Ighalo has opened an orphanage in Lagos. And Stuart reviews the latest round of EPL games, as there was a notable achievement for Ghanaian brothers Jordan and Andre Ayew.

On this week's show we focus on the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, which begin this weekend, with clubs from all over Africa playing in preliminary round games. We hear from the coach of upcoming Zambian club Zanaco, who just missed out on a quarter-final place last year.We have lots of views on how Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will get on at Arsenal, as he scored on his debut. And Stuart reviews the latest round of EPL games, including the extraordinary contest between Liverpool and Tottenham.

On this week's show we focus on the 2018 CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup, which begin this weekend, with clubs from all over Africa playing in preliminary round games. We hear from the coach of upcoming Zambian club Zanaco, who just missed out on a quarter-final place last year.We have lots of views on how Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will get on at Arsenal, as he scored on his debut. And Stuart reviews the latest round of EPL games, including the extraordinary contest between Liverpool and Tottenham.

Download Episode Welcome to the first ever episode of the 442 Podcast!   We start off this podcast with a brief introduction of who we are, and what our qualifications we have to discuss soccer. In brief, both of us have a long background of playing in the sport, and have been avid soccer fans ever since we could remember. We have tremendous love and passion for the sport, and enjoy watching, learning, and, now, discussing it with you!   THE RECAP The first games of the second round of the Liga Portuguesa has just concluded (not counting the unfinished Estoril vs Porto game, which we have just been notified will take place on February 21st) leaving Sporting CP, temporarily in 1st place pending a second half result from current 2nd place team Porto, and Benfica in 3rd place. In other leagues, Manchester City suffers its first loss (4-3) against Liverpool crushing their hopes of achieving an "Invincible" season.   DISCUSSION This weeks discussion topic is on the VAR (Video Assistant Referee) system which was implemented during the 2017 Confederation Cup, and adapted by many leagues around the world. We discuss some of the controversies surrounding this new technology and its pros & cons. Pros: Reducing human error (to and extent) Ability to correct missed calls Remove the controversies of refs being "paid off" Retroactively catch intentional dives by player Cons: Slows down the flow of the game Some plays are reviewed and not corrected Does not reduce all human error (i.e. if a player is falsely flagged offside)   UPCOMING EVENTS Every show will end with a look into what is coming up in the following week. This weekend for the Liga Portuguesa doesn't hold any big team matchups, however, the Taça da Liga is looking mighty interesting. FC Porto and Sporting CP clash, in the first of four matches in the next few months, in the Taça da Liga semifinal. They also must play each other one final time in the Liga Portuguesa, and a two tie semifinal for the Taça de Portugal.   CONNECT WITH US Comment on the shownotes Email feedback@442pod.com Subscribe to the 442 Podcast on iTunes, Google Play or Stitcher Follow us on Twitter @442pod Or follow us individually @josephrocha42 and @oneunitedxvii

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Football Time il podcast dedicato al calcio. In questa puntata: calciomercato estate 2017, Federation Cup 2017 e VAR - Video Assistant Referee. Musica: Radiorock

Bryce Dunn, Xavier Zavala and Oliver Duxbury discuss Mexico's final game at the Confederation Cup and whether Osorio is the right man to take them to the World Cup. The guys then look into the Gold Cup squad, Chicarito's future and speak of their fondest moments from last year's Liga MX season and look ahead to next season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Samar Khan and Rahul Puri are back with their weekly round-up of sports. They both have great respect for Anil Kumble but Samar feels that unlike football, cricket is a captain's baby. On the other hand, Rahul says that it is not Virat Kohli's job to keep coming up with choices for a team coach. It is BCCI's job to select a coach and every person has his job roles. On the John McEnroe vs. Serena Williams row, Samar Khan says that it is futile to argue on the fact that women's tennis can bring the same revenue as men's tennis while Rahul feels that this is the case with every sport, not just tennis. In the world of football, Samar feels the main players do not take the Confederation Cup seriously.All this and more on this week's Just Sports. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The gang returns to discuss the Fire's 2-1 win at New England, take a look at the extremely relevant Supporters' Shield standings, preview the home match against Orlando City, give a mention to the Red Stars' 1-1 draw against the Washington Spirit, and quickly talk about Mexico in the Confederation Cup. Also, Nick revisits a delectable snack, Gregg makes his demand from the team, Nick's eyes deceive him and catches up live, Gregg critiques coaching fashion again, Rudy gets irrationally upset at a certain national team coach and Rudy creates a SuperCoach. Host: Gregg Mixdorf Panelist: Rudy Gomez Producer: Nick Fedora TRT: 45:10

In Episode 5 of Burn It All Down, Julie DiCaro, Shireen Ahmed, and Lindsay Gibbs discuss Lebron James and racism in America, the NHL concussion lawsuit, and Lindsay's interview with Reem Abulleil of Sport360. Plus you'll hear The Burn Pile, and Badass Woman of the Week! L.A. home of LeBron James was vandalized with racist graffiti and he responds with moving statement on being Black in America. BIAD team criticizes the “hot take” denial of sport media (11:29) Concussion lawsuit versus NHL, which has failed to take steps to promote concussion research and protect injured athletes. Discussion of broader implications and how concussions are treated in amateur sports, as well. (17:40) Lindsay interviewed Egyptian sportswriter Reem Abulleil of Sport360, covering the French Open in Paris. They discuss Ons Jabeur of Tunisia who became first Arab woman to reach the third round Grand Slam. Reem and Lindsay discuss her improvisational game, her importance in the Arab world, and the future of her career (31:00) Burn Pile – hosts set metaphorical fire to decision of University of Michigan football after accepting Grant Perry back, after he had been suspended indefinitely for sexual assault (32:35) Lindsay throws tennis player Maxime Hamou on the burn pile. Hamou was kicked out of the French Open for sexually assaulting reporter Maly Thomas. The Eurosport reporters laughed hysterically as Thomas tried to resist (34:16) Shireen double burns Serbian women’s volleyball team’s racist photographs caricaturing their Japanese hosts, as well as parade-goers at pre-Confederation Cup who used bananas and blackface to mimic Cameroon (37:31) Julie nominates Martina Navratilova for Bad Ass Woman of the Week for her response to tennis legend Margaret Court for violent homophobic remarks. Navratilova called for the Court stadium to be re-named (39:35) Lindsay nominates Diana Taurasi for honorable mention BAWOW for becoming WNBA’s all time three point scorer with eight three pointers in a recent game (39:49) Shireen’s is Ali Raisman for calling out TSA sexist body shaming (40:50) Links: Racist attack on LeBron James’s home: http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-me-ln-lebron-james-brentwood-vandalism-slur-20170531-story.html Concussion lawsuit vs. NHL: https://www.si.com/nhl/2017/06/05/ap-hkn-boogard-lawsuit Reem Abulleil on Ons Jabeur: http://sport360.com/article/tennis/french_open/235736/ons-jabeur-beats-dominika-cibulkova-to-become-first-arab-woman-to-reach-the-third-round-of-a-grand-slam/ Grant Perry and the Wolverines: http://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2017/06/03/michigan-wolverines-grant-perry-back/367678001/ Serbian Women’s Volleyball at Deadspin: http://deadspin.com/serbian-womens-volleyball-team-strikes-ill-advised-pose-1795654959 Martina Navratilova: https://www.si.com/tennis/2017/06/01/martina-navratilova-rips-margaret-court Diana Taurasi breaks WNBA 3 point record: https://arizonasports.com/story/1133911/diana-taurasi-breaks-wnba-three-point-record-mercury-sky/ Ali Raisman criticizes TSA body shaming: http://www.cbssports.com/olympics/news/olympic-gymnast-aly-raisman-blasts-tsa-agent-for-body-shaming-at-airport/

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On this week's show we talk to Nigeria and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi on the problems at the club. The Gunners have only three wins in nine league games, and chances of a top-four finish look slim. Has Iwobi heard anything about the future of manager Arsene Wenger? Surprises in the CAF Confederation Cup, as teams from Swaziland, Uganda and Gabon reach the expanded group stage – is this a sign that the new format will be a success? And as Ivory Coast and Chelsea legend Didier Drogba becomes the first player-owner in football history, moving to US second-tier club Phoenix Rising, we get Stuart's thoughts on the surprise move.

On this week's show we talk to Nigeria and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi on the problems at the club. The Gunners have only three wins in nine league games, and chances of a top-four finish look slim. Has Iwobi heard anything about the future of manager Arsene Wenger? Surprises in the CAF Confederation Cup, as teams from Swaziland, Uganda and Gabon reach the expanded group stage – is this a sign that the new format will be a success? And as Ivory Coast and Chelsea legend Didier Drogba becomes the first player-owner in football history, moving to US second-tier club Phoenix Rising, we get Stuart's thoughts on the surprise move.

On this week's show we congratulate Tunisian side Etoile du Sahel on their success in the CAF Confederation Cup and we take a look at the Ivory Coast national team as The Elephants aim to build on their success this year at the Cup of Nations. Listeners share with us their football highlights of 2015 and European football expert Stuart Weir continues his analysis of an interview given recently by Manchester City star Yaya Touré.

On this week's show we congratulate Tunisian side Etoile du Sahel on their success in the CAF Confederation Cup and we take a look at the Ivory Coast national team as The Elephants aim to build on their success this year at the Cup of Nations. Listeners share with us their football highlights of 2015 and European football expert Stuart Weir continues his analysis of an interview given recently by Manchester City star Yaya Touré.

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Crew GK Andy Gruenebaum and SKC mid Graham Zusi preview the big Eastern Conference showdown and the guys talk Confederation Cup Finals.

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