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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By: Ed Dove
play Former Morocco assistant coach Patrice Beaumelle believes that the Atlas Lions' opening World Cup showing against Brazil in New York
By: Ed Dove
UNITED STATES -- Nothing can change the trajectory of a player's career quite like a strong showing at the FIFA World Cup , and a number of players have already raised their profiles in the opening salvos.
By: Ed Dove
NEW YORK -- Tunisia will take inspiration from Cape Verde 's draw with Spain as they look to launch their FIFA World Cup salvage act against Japan in Monterrey on Saturday, according to newly appointed head coach Herve Renard.
Here's what each of the 10 African teams needs to qualify for the Last 32 after their first two matches.
By: Ed Dove
Ivory Coast made no secret of their stated aims ahead of their second FIFA World Cup game against Germany on Saturday: beat Germany in Toronto and secure top spot in Group E.
Despite the loss to Germany, coach Fae is still backing his team to embark on a fairytale run this year.
By: Ed Dove
Senegal head coach Pape Thiaw has criticised his federation's handling of administrative issues related to his own contract and the payment of
By: Ed Dove
Cape Verde have fast become the darlings of the 2026 World Cup, with their astonishing 0-0 opening draw against Spain followed up by their taking
By: Ed Dove
Ayyoub Bouaddi has widely been celebrated as Africa's breakout star of the World Cup so far following his accomplished display against Brazil in
By: Ed Dove
Herve Renard warned, before taking the reins in his first match as Tunisia coach, against Japan on Saturday, that there were 'no magicians in
