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Zambia's right to dream 3
11 February 2012
A rank outsider. Written off by many. But Zambia has earned the right to dream of Africa Cup of Nations glory on Monday.
Then there were eight 1
4 February 2012
The 2012 Africa Cup of nations has produced some intriguing quarterfinal match-ups. Richard Parkin rates the remaining teams.
Africa Cup overfloweth 1
2 February 2012
As established orders fall away, the 2012 Africa Cup of nations is a celebration of all that is unpredictable about football.
Having presented the 2010 World Cup on SBS Radio and reported on the A-League and EPL for World News Australia, Richard is following the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations from his home in Kampala, Uganda. Read More.
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Champions of 2011-2012
Montpellier claimed the French Ligue 1 title for the first time in its history to join the list of champions.
