Africa's World Cup: how a continent that usually underperforms finally got it right | CNN
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Can An African Team Win The World Cup? New Football Study Crunches The Numbers | Uzalendo News
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: Could this be Africa's moment to shine?
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African teams set foot in 2022 World Cup - Punch Newspapers
World Cup: African teams eye glory after breakthroughs at Qatar 2022 | The Straits Times
DW Africa - Africa is buzzing with football excitement... | Facebook
World Cup 2022: What do African teams need to do to reach the last 16? - BBC Sport
Africa Mulls World Cup Defeats, Looks to the Future - allAfrica.com
ESPN FC - MOROCCO ARE THE FIRST AFRICAN TEAM TO ADVANCE TO THE WORLD CUP SEMIFINALS!!! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 | Facebook
FIFA World Cup draw: African teams discover their group stage opponents in Qatar - Pan-Africa Football
World Cup 2014: African Soccer Overshadowed by Protests - The New York Times
2022 World Cup: Why Qatar may favour African teams
B/R Football on X: "The fourth African team to reach the men's World Cup quarterfinals. MOROCCO MAKE HISTORY 🇲🇦🌍 https://t.co/z8aNIWOsZd" / X
FIFA World Cup on X: "Here we have it! 🙌 40 African teams, millions of # WorldCup dreams🌍🏆 Which #WCQ group do you think is the toughest? 👇Group A & Group B https://t.co/G9k16yjF0M" /
African teams break through at Women's World Cup - CSMonitor.com
The best performing African teams in FIFA World Cup history | Sport
World Cup 2022: Six questions facing African teams in Qatar - BBC Sport
All eyes on African teams as World Cup begins
Mimi Fawaz on X: "It's historic for African teams. As this World Cup sees for the first time all African teams, will be coached by their very own nationals. First up, will
