Made in Africa

Rahman and Ed discuss Harry Kane's triumph at the prestigious award and which African players could be future contenders to be crowned best on the planet. Plus an interview with Sir Stanley Matthews' son about his father's love for African football and visiting Ghana in 1956 after winning the first -ever Ballon d'Or

Rahman and Ed discuss the fallout from the Premier League finding City guilty of 115 charges and are joined by Romain Molina to weigh up the likelihood that next year's Afcon in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania may not take place.

Rahman and Ed bring you a special episode from Kansas City on the eve of Ghana v Colombia. Which African team will go the furthest at this year's tournament and what have been the highlights so far?

An unprecedented decision awarded the final to Morocco two months after Senegal's victory. Ed and Rahman are joined by Osasu Obayiuwana to discuss the ramifications and what happens next...

Rahman and Ed are joined by Piers Edwards from the BBC to look ahead to the last four as Nigeria attempt to overcome hosts and favourites Morocco. Plus Semenyo completes his move to Man City and new Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior's Made in Africa connection...

Rahman and Ed are joined by Moroccan analyst and journalist Jalal Bounouar to look ahead to the African Nations Cup. The hosts are strong favourites to win their first title since 1976 but who can stop them?

Rahman and Ed are joined by Adam Mustapha from the KingFut website to discuss the Egyptian superstar's public outburst when he accused Liverpool of 'throwing him under the bus' and admitted his relationship with manager Arne Slot has broken down. Plus reaction to the 2026 World Cup draw after England were paired with Ghana in Group L.

Rahman and Ed are joined by Ghanaian journalist Owuraku Ampofo to discuss the Bournemouth forward's journey from Sunday League football to the Premier League and what's next for him with transfer speculation mounting. Plus Salah's struggles at Liverpool and DR Congo eliminate Nigeria in the World Cup playoffs

Rahman and Ed are joined by Melissa Reddy to discuss Bafana Bafana's return to the World Cup finals for the first time since they hosted the tournament in 2010 with a squad that mostly plays in South Africa. Plus is Liverpool's poor recent run just a blip?

Rahman and Ed discuss the France forward with roots in Senegal, Mauritania and Mali being crowned the world's best player as Liverpool's Salah ended up in fourth place. They are also joined by agent Segun Jegede to discuss the pathway for young African players.