It's not always good news, is it? Though this seems it could be at least partly the plot to a Bond film, so if any of the victims fancy whipping up a quick screenplay and they are there's certainly some money to be made from this.

There's been a disturbing trend of disabled children of those who played for the Algerian national football team roundabout the time a Russian doctor with mysterious practices showed up in the early 80's.

It's going to take something absolutely monumental to top this moment on a similar stage at any point this year or perhaps in the long-distance future.

Herve Renard, Zambia's coach and honorary royalty in the nation now, one would assume, carries the injured Joseph Musonda to celebrate Zambia's AFCON win.

Odds before the tournament of Zambia making it to the AFCON final probably weren't particularly high they've never won and have only been to two finals, the last nearly twenty years ago. ELO has them 56th in the world, but for all intents and purposes, they'll be at least second on the continent come Sunday after Emmanuel Mayuka's goal against Ghana today, cementing their late upset.