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Ghana coach Milovan Rajevic has resolved his recent rift with Sulley Muntari as he plots the way forward ahead of the World Cup. Read more...

Moustapha Salifou believes Togo have been banned from the next two African Nations Cups because they are "a small nation" after their withdrawal from the 2010 finals following the fatal coach attack in Angola. Read more...

The future of Nigeria coach Shaibu Amodu will be decided in the coming days after the country's football federation announced their executive committee will hold an emergency meeting in Abuja. Read more...

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Team

Pts

Pld

Angola	5	3	1	2	0	6	4	2
Algeria	4	3	1	1	1	1	3	-2
Mali	4	3	1	1	1	7	6	1
Malawi	3	3	1	0	2	4	5	-1

Joseph Yobo (Nigeria)

Joseph Yobo was not the first in his family to secure international recognition, but whereas his brother Albert managed just a handful of Under-17 appearances for Nigeria back in 1995, the younger sibling has become one of the bedrocks of the Super Eagles' defence.

His tally of more than 60 caps is testament to the impact the composed defender has made for his country and his influence was never felt more than during his country's tense final World Cup qualifier against Kenya in November.

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- Heads up Africa review show - Botswana 2/02/2010 (2.46MB)
- Heads up Africa review show - Ghana 2/02/2010 (2.47MB)

Malawi

In a group alongside Algeria, Mali and hosts Angola, many people expect the Flames to simply make up the numbers but coach Kinnah Phiri will want them to hold their own on only their second Orange AFCON, ANGOLA 2010 appearance.

Winner: Egypt

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Abedi Pele's blog

We are now down to the last four and while it is always difficult to argue that the likes of Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt and Algeria are by extension the best teams on the continent it is fair to say they have deserved their run here. Nigeria rode their...