Real Madrid’s Perez summoned over Barcelona referee payments comments
‘I no longer have privacy’ — Cape Verde World Cup hero Vozinha admits
Man United join race for Ahmed Musa
Doctor’s report delays Iheanacho
Onazi will sign for highest bidder — Lazio
Ex-England defender Cole signs with Galaxy
Townsend joins Newcastle from Spurs
Ibrahimovic gets pay rise, becomes highest paid footballer in France
Top boxing promoter hints at Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch
NFF, Oliseh apologise to Nigerians
Eagles ouster bad news – Chukwu
CHAN: How Eagles crashed out
Mali eye Zambia win for knockout stage
Leicester gun for Ahmed Musa
Boko Haram : El Kanemi to play in Maiduguri
CHAN 2016: Oliseh apologises over Super Eagles’ elimination
Adebayor joins Crystal Palace

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Arsenal to sign Asisat Oshoala from Liverpool
Asisat Oshoala may be set to join Arsenal Ladies, as Liverpool Ladies confirmed that the have reluctantly accepted the Gunners’ bid for the forward.
CHAN 2016: Nigerians react to Super Eagles’ elimination
Nigerians are reacting to the elimination of the Super Eagles from CHAN 2016.
CHAN 2016: Guinea eliminate Oliseh’s Eagles
The Syli Nationale (Guinea) has eliminated Sunday Oliseh-tutored Super Eagles at the ongoing CHAN 2016 in Rwanda.
Over 20,000 world class athletes expected at Lagos 6 international marathon
In furtherance of its determination to achieve excellence through sports, the Lagos State Government on Tuesday said it has concluded plans to ensure a hitch free staging of the February 6 International Marathon held last in 1983. The Lagos Marathon is expected to be declared open by the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, while the President of International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF), Lord Sebastian Coe with his other counterparts from over six countries are expected to grace the event.
FIFA confirms candidates for Feb 26 presidency vote
FIFA’s ad-hoc Electoral Committee has formally admitted five candidates to stand for the presidency of soccer’s global governing body at an election on Feb. 26, it said on Tuesday.

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