Man City: ‘I’m greedy; I want my medal’ — Ex-Utd star Scholes
2022 World Cup: Qatar begins work on stadia
S/Africa plan to hire Keshi
Lagos Polo Club visits Oba of Lagos
Keshi invites uncapped Ezekiel, Uchebo for Mexico
CAF champions league fall-out: My blood pressure shot up – Baraje
Pillars upbeat despite loss
Abdullahi, Mba boost Pillars
We’ll punish Enyimba in Togo – Orode
My players lost concentration – Anges Coach
1,000 doctors to feature in 8 sports at maiden games in Uyo
Onigbinde says Nigeria can achieve more in football devt
Odemwingie scores first goal in Stoke
Brazil: Why NFF insists on a new assistant for Keshi
I want my Super Eagles shirt back, says Yobo
Pillars collapse 1-3 in Congo

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Enyimba survive Anges de Notse scare
Enyimba Football Club of Aba yesterday, at the Enyimba International Stadium, Aba came back from the brink of defeat to record a remarkable 3-1 win over Anges de Notse of Togo in a preliminary game of the CAF Champions League.
Jonathan splashes cash on CHAN Eagles
Players and coaches of the Super Eagles team B who recently impressed at the CAF African Nations Championship in South Africa on their debut, will get a Presidential treat on Thursday and President Goodluck Jonathan is set to dole out monetary reward to the bronze winning team.
Murder in South Africa: May the real Monye please stand up
Since Ambrose Monye’s conviction for murder by a South African court during the week in Pretoria, Nigerians have been wondering if he was the same Jude Monye a distinguished quartermiler who made Nigeria proud at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.
Commonwealth Games: Nigerian boxers lament poor preparation
Nigeria Boxing Federation secretary-general, Tunde Laguda has appealed for sponsorship to facilitate its programmes for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, billed for July 23 to Aug. 3.
SportsGuard: Adieu Pa Ojidoh
Two former sports administrators really affected my style of writing sports, that is saying it as it is, no matter whose ox is gored. From the way one spoke against the ills in our sports regularly on radio to the way the other always scribbled his opinion, in an artistic writing, on Vanguard sports pages. Incidentally both men are of blessed memories now.

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