Ed Dove is the African Football Lead at ESPN. He specializes in sports journalism with a focus on competitive sports, covering both team and individual sports across various disciplines. Ed's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as GOAL, ESPN Sports Media Ltd, ESPN2 Australia, and ESPN Classic.
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Ed Dove's coverage revolves around African football, particularly the AFCON and Nigerian players. He frequently produces content related to evolving stories and breaking news in sports, with a significant focus on event coverage. To effectively engage Ed Dove, consider providing insights into ongoing developments in African football, exclusive interviews with relevant figures in the industry or breaking news about transfer rumors involving African players.
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By: Ed Dove
KANSAS CITY -- Ghana 's players said that the first-half injury to Marvin Senaya , and the impromptu entry of his replacement Alidu Seidu , was the
By: Ed Dove
UNITED STATES -- Belgium head coach Rudi Garcia moved to clarify comments he made in the aftermath of Senegal 's 3-2 FIFA World Cup Last 32 defeat
Ghana's Carlos Queiroz has confirmed that he is stepping down from his position as head coach of the Black Stars in the aftermath of their World Cup elimination.
By: Ed Dove
play For Egypt , the pain will come first. Pride may take a little longer.
By: Ed Dove
play With eleven minutes left to play, 2-0 down against Egypt Argentina began to face the possibility that Lionel Messi 's extraordinary World Cup career might be entering its final moments.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Morocco will be without star forward Ismael Saibari for their World Cup quarterfinal with France on Thursday, head coach Mohamed Ouahbi said.
By: Ed Dove
Has there ever been a player whose entire international career has been in danger of being defined by one kick as Brahim Díaz
play The biggest indication of Morocco 's footballing progression during this World Cup came off the field of play.
By: Ed Dove
Jul 10, 2026, 08:46 AM Mark Ogden Rob Dawson Julien Laurens
By: Ed Dove
Senegal announced the dismissal of head coach Pape Thiaw this weekend, ending a tenure that closes in World Cup ignominy, but one which will enter the annals of Senegalese and African football.
