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AFCON Format Under Review  –Motsepe Signals Potential Return to Biennial Schedule
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AFCON Format Under Review –Motsepe Signals Potential Return to Biennial Schedule

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President of Confederation of African Football, Patrice Motsepe has revealed that the organisation is actively discussing a return to hosting the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) every two years. Speaking at a CAF strategy conference in Cape Verde on Friday, Motsepe’s remarks were met with enthusiastic applause from delegates. Read Also:Azeez Not Ready For Brighton [...]

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