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14 August: In this week’s show we preview Sunday’s surprise WAFCON final, featuring Cameroon and Malawi, while Morocco take on Algeria in the third place play-off.
We look back on disappointing tournaments for Nigeria and South Africa, with both going out in the quarter-finals.
There’s the final section of our chat with Isha Johansen, pioneering Sierra Leonean female football administrator. She looks back on battles to take on issues including corruption, gambling, match fixing and player trafficking. And has tips for other women looking to become football administrators.
And Stuart looks ahead to the new English Premier League season.
14 August: This week we are in Morocco again at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with a surprise line-up for Sunday’s final, with Cameroon playing Malawi, while Morocco face Algeria in the third-place match on Saturday.
Also we analyse the disappointing campaigns for Nigeria and South Africa, with both teams exiting at the quarter-final stage.
We have the final part of our interview with Isha Johansen, the Sierra Leonean who has been one of Africa’s most prominent female football administrators. Johansen talks about struggles as she confronted many issues in football, including corruption, gambling, match fixing, and player trafficking. And she gives advice to women who would also want to become football administrators.
And we have Stuart on the EPL.
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