There Is Hope Black Stars Will Perform At 2025 AFCON – Neil Armstrong-Mortagbe
02 Sep

There Is Hope Black Stars Will Perform At 2025 AFCON – Neil Armstrong-Mortagbe

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Neil Armstrong-Mortagbe, the Head of Public Relations and Strategy for the Ghana Football Association (GFA), expresses optimism regarding the potential improvement of the Black Stars in the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) scheduled to take place in Morocco next year. The senior national team has experienced disappointing performances in the previous two AFCON tournaments, facing consecutive group stage exits in Cameroon and Ivory Coast. Nevertheless, the Black Stars are set to resume their campaign in September, where they will compete against Angola and Niger in their initial matches of Group F. Source: Wontumionline.com
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AFCON 2025Q: ‘We Have To Beat Angola’ – Otto Addo
02 Sep

AFCON 2025Q: ‘We Have To Beat Angola’ – Otto Addo

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Head coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, says his focus at the moment is the fixture against Angola in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Ghana play Angola at the Baba Yara Stadium on Thursday, September 5, in their first group game before coming up against Niger four days later. Prior to the Black Stars commencing their AFCON qualifying series, they had played four of their 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Quizzed on whether there is a chance of the team to be at the global showpiece, Addo preferred not to talk about the World Cup. “It’s very important…
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Imane Khelif Addresses Transgender Controversy
07 Aug

Imane Khelif Addresses Transgender Controversy

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Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has denied claims that she is a transgender athlete, asserting that she was born and raised as a woman without any medical procedures. In a foxnews.com report, she emphasized that the allegations are baseless and should not be taken seriously. “I am a woman,” Khelif said when asked about the allegations, as quoted by foxnews.com. Khelif’s match against Italian boxer Angela Carini ended prematurely due to these transgender claims, sparking widespread criticism on social media. Despite the controversy, Khelif won her 66-kilogram fight against Hungary’s Anna Luca Hamori by unanimous decision. Khelif has faced gender eligibility…
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Baba Yara Stadium Will Be Ready For Ghana, Angola Clash – NSA Assures
07 Aug

Baba Yara Stadium Will Be Ready For Ghana, Angola Clash – NSA Assures

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The National Sports Authority (NSA) has assured that the Baba Yara Stadium will be ready for Ghana’s match against Angola in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers next month. The Black Stars are set to face the Palancas Negras on September 5, as announced by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) on Tuesday. Concerns have been raised about the pitch’s condition following a recent five-day ‘Kumuyi’ Church program held there. Despite these concerns, Ashanti Regional Director of the NSA, Kwame Baa, has assured that the pitch will be in top shape for the anticipated game. “At the end of…
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European Qualification Is Our Goal Next Season – Kudus
07 Aug

European Qualification Is Our Goal Next Season – Kudus

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West Ham United forward, Mohammed Kudus has emphasized that qualifying for Europe and competing for a top-six finish is their target. Following their participation in the Europa League last season, West Ham concluded the campaign in 9th place with 52 points. The team’s inconsistent performances ultimately led to the departure of manager David Moyes. Looking ahead, Kudus expressed the team’s determination to secure European qualification and strive for a top-six position. He also highlighted his personal commitment to contributing his skills to achieve these goals. “As a whole team, we could not qualify for Europe last season, so the goal…
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2024 Olympic Games: Rose Yeboah Eliminated From Women’s High Jump
03 Aug

2024 Olympic Games: Rose Yeboah Eliminated From Women’s High Jump

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Reigning African Women’s High Jump champion, Rose Amoanemaah Yeboah, failed to progress to the finals in the Women’s High Jump in the 2024 Olympic Games. Making her debut as well as becoming the first Ghanaian female high jumper to compete at the Olympics, she qualified from the prelims on the third attempt. Rose, initially, failed the first two before clearing the 1.88m on the third attempt to progress to the next round. However, after yet another three attempts, the Ghanaian rising star failed to clear the 1.92m and make it to the final. She eventually finished 14th, narrowly missing out…
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Transgender Controversy: Trump Vows To Keep Men Out Of Women’s Sports
03 Aug

Transgender Controversy: Trump Vows To Keep Men Out Of Women’s Sports

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has promised to prevent males from participating in female sporting events if he is re-elected. He has expressed concerns that the inclusion of transgender athletes in women’s sports is damaging to the integrity of these competitions and needs to be addressed. Known for his strong stance on this issue, the Republican presidential candidate seeking re-election has reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that such situations are eliminated from sports. “I will make sure that men are kept out of women’s sports,” Trump wrote on social media, as reported by The Telegraph. He made these comments after…
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Kudus, Isak, and Gomes: Arsenal’s Dream Transfer Targets
02 Jul

Kudus, Isak, and Gomes: Arsenal’s Dream Transfer Targets

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As the latest Profit and Sustainability cycle for Premier League clubs ends, the transfer market is expected to heat up. Arsenal fans are eagerly anticipating decisive moves similar to last year's signings of Kai Havertz, Declan Rice, and Jurrien Timber. In this episode of Extra Time Show, we explore Arsenal's potential dream signings: Mohammed Kudus, Alexander Isak, and Joao Gomes. Kudus' versatility, Isak's goal-scoring prowess, and Gomes' midfield potential could transform the Gunners' squad. Curious about how these players could impact Arsenal? Watch our latest video for an in-depth analysis and expert insights! Watch the full video here: 
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Ghana Suffers Blow as Kudus Withdraws from Squad
20 Mar

Ghana Suffers Blow as Kudus Withdraws from Squad

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Kudus Withdraws from Squad - Ghana's national football team, the Black Stars, has been dealt a setback ahead of their upcoming international friendlies against Nigeria and Uganda, with talented midfielder Mohammed Kudus forced to withdraw from the squad due to a shoulder injury. The West Ham midfielder, renowned for his skill and creativity on the pitch, will not take part as he grapples with discomfort in his shoulder, a development that sees him ruled out of contention for the forthcoming matches. Initially named in Otto Addo's 26-man squad for the fixtures set to take place in Morocco, Kudus' absence leaves…
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Bukom Banku’s Son, Abubakar Komoko reaches medals zone
19 Mar

Bukom Banku’s Son, Abubakar Komoko reaches medals zone

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In the ongoing 2023 African Games, Abubakar Kamoko, the son of retired Ghanaian boxing legend Bukom Banku, has won a medal for his country. Abubakar Kamoko, a rival in the 86 kg cruiserweight division, progressed to the semifinals by dispatching his opponent with perseverance. His advancement into the next round however, already makes him a bronze medalist for Team Ghana. In the footsteps of his father, who competed in the 1999 African Games in South Africa and earned a bronze medal, Kamoko has already won at least one bronze. Young Kamoko has bigger ambitions in mind, and he wants to win…
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