Real Madrid, Barca Liga starts delayed
World Cup final ball, halftime show outfits to be auctioned
Ighalo can go—Watford Director
NFF woos FIFA over Bafana friendly
Rangers seek away win at Rivers
Siasia adds Owolabi to Olympic list
Wenger protesters clash during Arsenal game
English Football League results
Bale’s thunderous header puts Madrid on top of La Liga
Ighalo battles Villa for late father
Iheanacho in frame to face Southampton
Ahmedu castigated ABL over due process – Kaleh
Eagles Job: Redknapp shuns Nigeria
Referees ask NFF to hire foreign coach for Super Eagles
Wenger pleads for ‘perspective’ from Arsenal fans
Platini battles court for make-or-break hearing
Rio Olympics: Onyali fears repeat of 2012
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SubscribeGOtv Boxing Night 7: Boxers talk tough
Ahead of GOtv Boxing Night 7, holding on 1 May at the National Stadium, Lagos, boxers scheduled to fight have been indulging in boasts and counter-boasts. National lightweight champion, Nurudeen “Prince” Fatai, who is defending his title against Oto “Joe Boy” Joseph, has vowed that his opponent will not last the distance.
Balogun gets 3-match ban
Mainz and Nigeria defender Leon Balogun has been suspended for three matches for violent conduct.
Emenike worries over Premier League future
Former Super Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike is worried over his professional career following West Ham’s decision not to extend his loan deal at the end of the season following the signing of Toni Martinez.
Pacquiao shocked as Islamic militants plan to kidnap him or his children
Philippine boxing legend Manny Pacquiao expressed shock Thursday at President Benigno Aquino’s claim that Islamic militants planned to kidnap him, and said the alleged plot should not have been made public.
ITUC, Amnesty International backs down on fatality claims in Qatar
Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, Sharan Burrow has retracted a statement that suggested that thousands of expatriate workers in Qatar involved in the country’s preparations for the 2022 World Cup will die before the first ball is kicked.
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