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Pokuah Frimpong
Pokuah Frimpong is a cadet journalist with the ABC Sport team, based in Sydney.
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These semi-pros are changing the face of international football
Although only semi-professional footballers, these players are helping reshape the face of the game for less-established football nations, while representing their heritage.
Ghanaian-Australian AFL players making their mark in the league.
Brandon Walker, Joel Amartey, Connor Idun, and Isaac Quaynor are the four Ghanaian-Australian players in the AFL.
The Ghanaian-Australian quartet making a mark on the AFL
Brandon Walker, Joel Amartey, Isaac Quaynor and Connor Idun all have a rich Ghanaian heritage that's shaping the way they play.
Ghanaian's take on AFL
As the influence of African players continues to grow in the AFL... a rising contingent of Ghanaian-Australians are making their own mark.
What does Mary Fowler's injury mean for the Matildas heading into the Asian Cup?
Mary Fowler's injury is a devastating blow for the Matildas, raising questions as to who can step up and fill the void that she leaves.
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Coach-less and directionless Matildas falling further behind rivals
For the first time ever, the Matildas, Young Matildas and Junior Matildas are all without a permanent manager. It's a worrying sign for Australian football, writes Pokuah Frimpong.