Fatau Dauda, the goalkeepers' trainer for the Sudan national team, is optimistic about guiding the team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup in Canada, USA, and Mexico. Dauda was invited by Sudan head coach James Kwesi Appiah, whom he had previously worked with, to assist in the World Cup qualifiers. The coaching team, which includes Dauda, Kwesi Appiah, and Ignatius Osei-Fosu, has made a promising start, securing four points from two games and ranking just behind Senegal in Group B. Despite challenges such as working with players who have been out of league football, Dauda is focusing on changing the players' mindset and using his own World Cup experience as motivation. Sudan has never qualified for a World Cup before.

The article focuses on the story of Prince Larbie, an 11-year-old boxing prodigy from Ghana. Prince's passion for boxing started at the tender age of three when he accompanied his father to a boxing gym. Since then, he has been actively involved in the sport, fighting in 49 bouts within the juvenile division. The article highlights Prince's journey and aspirations in boxing, as he aims to follow in the footsteps of some of Ghana's greatest boxers and pursue a world title. The story is narrated by Bill Eshun from 3Sports.

The article discusses the increase in prize money for the winner of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament. The 2023 winner will receive $7 million, a 40% increase from the $5 million awarded in 2022. The article compares the prize money for the top eight teams in the 2023 tournament to the previous edition in Cameroon, noting a decrease in earnings for quarter-final placed teams. It also tracks the progression of prize money from 2013, highlighting the over 300% increase for the winner's prize money over the decade. The article reflects on Ghana's performance and the significance of the prize money and trophy for the participating nations.

Stanley Nyantakyi, an 18-year-old from Kumasi, moved to Accra in 2019 to pursue his dream of becoming a professional boxer. He joined the Bronx Boxing Gym, where he is trained by the veteran Carl Lokko. As an amateur in the featherweight division, Nyantakyi has an impressive record, with seven knockouts in eight fights. His ambition is to win a world title and make a name for himself among the fighters based in Accra. The article, written by Bill Eshun, shares Nyantakyi's journey and aspirations in the boxing world.

The article is an advertisement for the upcoming Super Clash soccer match between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko. It highlights the excitement and anticipation surrounding the game, which is known for its thrilling encounters and passionate fans. The match is set to take place at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi, with Hearts of Oak being the home team for this game due to the unavailability of the Accra Sports Stadium. The article suggests that there are key statistics that could predict the outcome of the match, although these statistics are not detailed within the advertisement.

The article discusses the Black Stars' recent victory against Madagascar at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. Iñaki Williams scored his first goal for the team, securing a win in the final moments of the game. Despite a poor first-half performance and concerns over the team's lineup, particularly the midfield pairing of Salis Samed and Iddrisu Baba, the Black Stars improved in the second half. The article also notes the strong fan support despite previous losses and the surprising selection of Richard Ofori as goalkeeper. The author suggests that the team needs to continue winning to reward the fans' undying support.

The article recounts the personal story of a young boy from Obuasi, Ghana, who fell in love with football after attending an Ashanti Gold match in 2002. The narrative follows his journey as a fan, witnessing local heroes like Jonathan Mensah and Yaw Annor, and celebrating Ashanti Gold's successes. However, the story takes a somber turn with the recent demotion of Ashanti Gold to the Division Two League due to a match-fixing scandal. The author, Bill Eshun, expresses his heartbreak over the club's indefinite suspension from GFA footballing activities, as decided by the GFA Congress on July 10, 2023. The article highlights the emotional impact of the scandal on fans and the hope for the club's future reinstatement.