11 Dec: Football in Sierra Leone After Ebola, Fifa Club World Cup and Yaya Toure

from Planet Sport Football Africa · host Passion for Sport

On this week's show we go to Sierra Leone, where the country is free to host international matches again now that the country is free of the Ebola virus. We hear how football has played a part in ending Ebola. We consider TP Mazembe's chances at the Fifa Club World Cup and Stuart Weir continues his analysis of a fascinating interview that Ivory Coast and Manchester City star Yaya Toure gave recently. And we catch up with how Africans are doing in the EPL.

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