Tunisian Soccer Team News
Watch out for more thrills in Gabon-Equatorial Guinea this weekend. See where to watch the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final matches live.
Read More...You won’t get enough of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations until it ends on February 12. In the meantime, get ready for more action as Matchday 2 begins on Thursday, January 25, 2012.
Read More...The 2012 Africa Cup of Nations’ Group C is formed by Gabon, Niger, Morocco and Tunisia.
Read More...Our penultimate trip takes us to Tunisia. The 2012 Africa Cup of Nations is just around the corner!
Read More...Our trip around the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations’ participating countries continues. Guinea is the next destination on the list.
Read More...From our trip to Equatorial Guinea, we go to Gabon as the coverage on the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations’ 16 participating nations continues…
Read More...- New dawn for Kenya's soccer team - Coastweek
NAIROBI (Xinhua) — Not many players called up by Kenya head coach Francis Kimanzi had cemented their careers in football when Harambee Stars last featured at the finals of the Africa Nations Cup in Tunisia 2004. Many have dreamt of making it to the ...
- Legends praise Chipolopolo - Times of Zambia
By Sports Reporter TWO Zambian soccer team players who played in the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final in Tunisia have said the current Chipolopolo squad have the character to win this year's edition. Linos 'Socrates' Makwaza, who currently ...
- Soccer Riot Kills Dozens In Egypt - PC The Cowl
It could also happen in Iraq, Tunisia, Libya, Sudan, Congo, Nigeria, or any nation where there is an unstable political situation aggravated by intense sectarianism. Soccer violence is almost never an expression of football, but a reflection of larger ...
- Tunisia asks to wear black armbands - ESPN
AP BONGOVILLE, Gabon -- Tunisia's players have asked permission to wear black armbands at their African Cup of Nations quarterfinal in honor of those who died in the soccer violence in Egypt. Tunisian Football Federation president Anouar Haddad says ...
- The good, bad and ugly side of Asamoah Gyan - Daily Monitor
By Fred Kiyingi Musisi (email the author) Ghana played their best football but it was not enough as they lost 1-0 to Zambia and yet again fell short of their ambition to win the Africa Cup of Nations for a fifth time. Good, bad and hopeless - that's ...
- Trabelsi: Black armbands 'least' we can do - Greenwich Time
Tunisia will play their African Cup of Nations quarter final soccer match against Ghana on Sunday Feb. 5, 2012. Photo: Themba Hadebe / AP Tunisia soccer players attend a training session at the Stade de Bongoville in Bongoville, 75 kilometers (47 ...
- One Year Later, Egypt's Many Revolutions Rage On: Roger Owen - Bloomberg
As with other revolutions, an initial spark -- the uprising in nearby Tunisia -- was followed by intense popular excitement leading to the collapse of the old regime and a timetable for creating a new system of government. Members of the Mubarak inner ...
- Egypt rioting depressingly familiar for soccer - Fox News
It could also happen in Iraq, Tunisia, Libya, Sudan, Congo, Nigeria, or any nation where there is an unstable political situation aggravated by intense sectarianism. Soccer violence is almost never an expression of football, but a reflection of larger ...
- Thousands of Cape Coast soccer fans celebrate Black Stars victory - GhanaWeb
5, GNA- Thousands of Soccer fans in the Cape Coast Metropolis and other surrounding communities poured on to the street to celebrate Ghana's victory over Tunisia in the current African Cup of Nations tournament on going in Gabon. Ghana beat Tunisia 2-1 ...
- Soccer Capsules: Bradley committed to Egypt job despite turmoil - Brownsville Herald