Former Man City player Richards ‘devastated’ by guilty verdict
Ex-Brazil forward Pato joins Northampton board after takeover
Nigeria wins first Rio Olympics medal
Aguero double inspires City
Ogba joins Nigerians to wish Dream Team well aganist Honduras
Rio Olympics: Nigeria women’s 4x100m relay team finishes last
Olympics: Bolt ‘the greatest’ bows out with nine golds
We must plan for Tokyo 2020 – Dalung
Quadri, Toriola to get reward from FROT group
Siasia: We won’t return to Nigeria without bronze
Buhari must probe govt’s N2.5bn for Olympics
Watford vs Chelsea: Conte wary of Ighalo
BUHARI: These columnists cannot all be wrong
Igali: I’m gutted by my wrestlers’ performances
Rio promises spellbinding closing ceremony
Saraki hires maid, Nurse for late Rasheed Yekini’s mother

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West Ham, Capital Oil, Ifeanyi Ubah FC sign football deal
Oil giants, Capital Oil and Gas and Anambra based NPFL club side FC Ifeanyi Ubah have signed a long term partnership deal with West Ham United FC, The deal, which was signed yesterday in London, will be unveiled at the Olympic stadium on Sunday, 21st of August before West Ham United FC’s first home league match against Bournemouth.
Lochte brings shame upon Americans, apologies over fake robbery attack
Ryan Lochte apologized on social media yesterday, saying he was sorry for not being “more careful and candid” in how he described events Sunday, which led to a Brazilian investigation into what police say was a fabricated story of a robbery.
Female wrestler goes wild after winning gold
When Risako Kawai became one of the four Japanese women to win gold in wrestling, she celebrated with another bit of wrestling. She executed a perfect takedown on her coach Kazuhito Sakae.
English Football League tables
English Football League tables after Saturday’s matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, against, points):
NFF takes on Dalung over Olympic Eagles training tour mess
The Nigeria Football Federation has rejected insinuations by the Minister of Youth and Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung in a television interview that the issue of Nigeria Olympic football team being stranded in Atlanta, United States of America was a hoax.

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