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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2024 · 30 MIN

Ep.7 Bafana Bafana Success And What Does BIG Money Mean For African Football?

from The Africa Football Showdown

00:00Introduction and Overview01:00South Africa's Victory over Morocco06:17Cote d'Ivoire's Win against Senegal08:06Surprises and Excitement in AFCON 202110:59Commercial Success of AFCON18:10Predictions for Upcoming Matches25:47Allegations against Samuel Eto'o29:46ConclusionJabu Mtwa from The Africa Business of Sport Podcast and proud South African joins Daniel Dadzie and Mimi Fawaz to reflect on the success of Bafana Bafana and explore the influx of money driving the ambitions of CAF and what it means for the future of African Football. The Africa Football Showdown discusses the recent matches and surprises in AFCON. South Africa's victory over Morocco and Cote d'Ivoire's win against Senegal are highlighted. The commercial success of AFCON is also discussed, with increased sponsorship and revenue. Predictions for upcoming matches are made, and the allegations against Samuel Eto'o are addressed. The episode concludes with a call for swift resolution of the allegations and a farewell to the hosts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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