Côte d’Ivoire captain Kessie snubs Juventus to rejoin Atalanta
La Liga: Lookman scores as Atletico down Sevilla amid Alvarez distraction
Ronaldo on target as Real reach world club final
Rohr wants changes in Eagles jersey
Nigerian athletes to miss 2017 IAAF World Championships
Mikel ready to leave Chelsea, Siasia reveals
Sports development: Kasunmu calls for corporate support
Osinbajo to grace NCC Tennis League Cup finals
Dickson looks beyond Samson Siasia Stadium
Falcons’ protest: Presidency summons Pinnick, NFF top shots
Joshua targets ‘legend status’ with Klitschko fight
Rivers Utd beat Villarreal
Record chaser Wayne Rooney back for United
Nice crash out of French League Cup
Jomo Sono bags Doctorate awards in Dubai

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Super Falcons: Presidency summons NFF, Sports Ministry officials
Angered by the embarrassments the non payment of Super Falcons’ allowances had caused them, the presidency on Wednesday summoned the officials of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF and the Ministry of Sports to a meeting.
Presidency to pay protesting Falcons on Friday
Following a Wednesday morning protest by members of the female football national team at the National Assembly over non-payment of their allowances by the NFF, the presidency has promised to clear all allowances by Friday.
Catch-them-young: FG to set-up sports clubs in schools – Minister
The Minister of State for Education, Prof. Anthony Anwukah, has said that the Federal Government would set-up sports clubs in schools in the country to catch-them-young with school-based grassroots sporting activities.
Photos: When Super Falcons beseiged NASS over non-payment of allowances
As condemnation continued to trail the failure of the Nigerian Football Federation, NFF to pay the allowances of the victorious Super Falcons, the members of the Nigerian Female football national team, Wednesday beseiged the National Assembly to express their displeasure.
Leave Chelsea now, Rohr tells Mikel
Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr has told his captain, John Obi Mikel that it does not make sense staying in a club where he cannot be guaranteed regular football.

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