• Chief executive says City failed to evolve under Mancini • Pellegrini expected to be confirmed as City manager on 3 June The incoming Manchester City manager, Manuel Pellegrini, has been told by the club's chief executive that they are expecting him to preside over an extensive period…
00:34 » GuardianToday's questions are red-hot favourites
00:06 » GuardianStoke reject a written transfer request from midfielder Steven Nzonzi, who joined the club less than a year ago.
00:04 » BBC SportAC Jimbo returns for a final time this season with rumours abound on the managerial merry-go-round James Richardson Richard Sprenger
00:01 » GuardianManchester United have slashed their interest payments with a new refinancing package boosting their finances.
00:00 » SkySports.comFerran Soriano is sitting at the top of the world – in the vast, airy "SoHi" room at the peak of a New York hotel with views across the place he calls "the greatest city in the world," having momentarily left Manchester out of the mental equation.
00:00 » The IndependentManchester City's chief executive, Ferran Soriano, has declared that he expects at least five trophies in the next five years from the club's next manager, who will inherit a stronger squad than Manchester United's – and one which should "absolutely" have retained last season's Premier League.
00:00 » The IndependentGermany's disastrous Euro 2000 campaign prompted changes which have helped the country provide both Champions League finalists
23 May » BBC SportFormer QPR boss Mark Hughes emerges as a leading contender to replace Tony Pulis as Stoke City manager.
23 May » BBC Sport| Description | Record | Detail, dates link to results |
| Highest scoring win | 6 |
Cameroon 6 Zaire 1, 26.04.1981 Mozambique 1 Cameroon 6, 11.04.1999 Cameroon 6 Mauritius 0, 03.09.2011 |
| Highest scoring loss | 6 | Russia 6 Cameroon 1 (n), 28.06.1994 |
| Highest winning margin | 6 | Cameroon 6 Mauritius 0, 03.09.2011 |
| Highest losing margin | 5 | Russia 6 Cameroon 1 (n), 28.06.1994 |
| Highest aggregate | 8 | Cameroon 5 Zimbabwe 3 (n), 29.01.2004 |
| Highest scoring draw | 3 | Angola 3 Cameroon 3 (n), 24.01.1996 |
