EPL: Man City face Anfield cauldron after guilty Premier League verdicts
English Premier League table
U-23 Atlanta saga: NOC scribe blames Sports ministry
Nigerian athletics needs a clean sweep, says coach
Troost-Ekong still basking in Rio 2016 bronze
Enyimba press on for NPFL title
Musa needs to learn Leicester’s style – Ranieri
Moses scores first Chelsea goal
Marcus Rashford strikes gives United perfect start
Wenger confirms deals for Mustafi, Perez
Balotelli still has time to change, says Verratti
Liverpool pricked by Rose thorn at Spurs
Rooney hails Man Utd momentum as Hull await
Am done with Nigeria- says Siasia

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N18.6m monthly pay for Eagles coach: Etim Esin, Adepoju react
New Coach of the Super Eagles, Gernot Rohr will reportedly be earning the sum of N18.6m ($47, 000) per month. Earlier in the month, Rohr signed a two-year contract with the Nigerian Football Federation to be the Technical Adviser of the Super Eagles.
RIO: The true story of Delta Airline’s gesture to Olympic Eagles
Next thing, I got a call from Delta Airline’s Leadership team stating they were looking for a plane but no promises yet. They then called back and said they found a plane that would leave at 8.00am and be in Manaus at 2.00 pm (five hours before their game) and that the plane would come in from Cincinnati, Ohio and there was a crew on standby.
Ighalo seeks Arsenal’s fall
Both Watford and Arsenal are without a win as they enter their third game of the new Premier League season, but it is Arsene Wenger who will be feeling the pressure after he was booed by his own fans on the opening day of the campaign following defeat to Liverpool.
Chelsea chase perfect start against Burnley
Chelsea will look to record their third straight Premier League victory at the start of the new campaign when they welcome newly-promoted Burnley to Stamford Bridge today. The Blues have collected maximum points from their opening two league fixtures, but Burnley will enter the match full of confidence following a 2-0 victory over Liverpool at Turf Moor last weekend.
Rio beyond sports minister
Many know my views on the blunders of sports minister Solomon Dalung. But if truth be told, he may not, largely, be held responsible for the huge flop that was Nigeria at the just concluded Rio Olympics. He is only partly to blame for the fact that the little time he had to prepare Nigeria’s athletes he spent QUALITY TIME broiling in the leadership tussle in the Nigeria Football Federation and doing things that belittle his office.

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