‘There were some good signs’ – Carrick defends Man United performance
Torres on target again as PSG beat 10-man Marseille in Ligue 1
Bassey hopeful on Eagles but…
Lower div club exposes Harambee Stars for Eagles
We’re in good mood for final, Emmanuel
What Amodu needs to survive in Kenya
We can beat Tunisia, but can you beat Kenya?
KENYA Vs NIGERIA: Eagles’ last chance, Odiaka
Coach forbids officials to monitor Nigeria/Kenya
KOLO wants Yaya in FAMILY REUNION
Tunisians ready to shed blood against Mozambique
Bolt in running for award
Battle of Nairobi: Osaze asks teammates to raise game
Nigeria’s Emeka Opara rejects Ismaily trials
Ghana’ll have great World Cup, Gyan
PTF bows to NFF
Beat Kenya and we beat Tunisia for you, Mozambique Coach

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N3.4b LOC debt: AIT appeals to Presidency
It is just two days to the end of 13th edition of the FIFA Under 17 World Cup but the storm is getting thicker for AIT, incidentally for the services the television company under Daar Communications provided for Nigeria.
We’ll inflict pain on Spain, Obuh
Chief coach of the Golden Eaglets, John Obuh, has assured that the team will be returning to Abuja tomorrow with a ticket to the final of the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup by beating Spain in today’s semi-final showdown in Lagos.
Obuh gets Flying Eagles assignment
Coach of the high riding national Under-17 team, the Golden Eaglets, John Obuh, has been recommended to take over the grooming of the national Under-21 team at the end of his present assignment in the on-going FIFA Under-17 World Cup. The recommendation is coming ahead of the Eaglets semi-final game against Spain even as the boys will all be elevated to same cadre with him.
Eagles still optimistic of World Cup ticket
When the draws for the final phase of the African qualifiers for the 2010 World Cup was announced pitting the Super Eagles against Tunisia, Mozambique and Kenya, most football followers in Nigeria heaved a sigh of relief.
David Dein to watch Eaglets
FORMER Arsenal Vice Chairman, David Dean, would be among the dignitaries that would watch the Golden Eaglets of Nigeria when they tackle Spain in the second semi-final of the FIFA U-17 World Cup today at the Teslim Balogun Stadium. The former Arsenal boss was invited to Nigeria by FIFA and CAF member, Dr. Amos Adamu.

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