内容摘要：But which other Africans made an impression? BBC Sport Africa has been crunching the data to find out.

But which other Africans made an impression? BBC Sport Africa has been crunching the data to find out.

"We have so many more children coming in with nappies on, not speaking, dummies, not able to jump on two feet, things like that."It's a combination of factors: people in the house more, a lack of social interaction, stress levels are high and it is particularly prevalent among families who are living in poverty."

The nursery schools have identified three key areas which need improvement: engagement, communication and regulation."We are seeing massive improvements among pupils in these areas, through the use of digital technology," said Clare.At Petite Feet, a private day nursery in Newtownabbey, Country Antrim, tablets and TVs are not part of the daily agenda.

Owner Aaron Ferguson told BBC News NI that staff "are actually quite proud of the fact that when you leave your child to our nursery they don't have access to screens"."There probably are some positives to using screens but, for us, we don't feel that at this age - under five - they need any more of it than they are already exposed to outside of nursery," he said.

"We try to get the children outside as much as we can, we love music and movement, playing with Play-Doh, things like that."

He stated the day can be busy and there isn't time for digital tech.The Ivorian was caught up in a trafficking case during his time at Atalanta, which saw him fined £42,000 by the Italian FA in 2021 after an investigation into allegations that false documents and fake parents were used to secure his entry into the country.

After dropping Traore from his name, the player requested to be known simply as Amad.on Wednesday, with Amad appearing in the second half.

They end their post-season tour with a game against Hong Kong on Friday.The timing means the men's world number one will be back for the next major - the French Open. Convenient, critics say.