Everton’s US owners mull sale of club two years after takeover
Djokovic crashes out of Shanghai Masters in his first match
Kano Pillars get N94 m grant for new season
Man City baptism for Chelsea new man Benitez
2013 Nations Cup: South Africa budgets N8bn to host Africa
Nations Cup: Gen Adebiyi warns NFF against misleading Keshi
CAF Award: Nigerian players miss out again
Nations Cup open for Eagles to grab, says Owumi
Brazil sacks coach Menezes ahead of 2014 World Cup
Chelsea vs Man City: Mancini fears Benitez effect
QPR approach Redknapp after sacking Hughes
NSF: accreditation kicks off tomorrow says Seriki
Winning Africa Nations Cup not negotiable, Jonathan tells NFA
Arsenal has a chance to come back – Wenger
Report on Presidential retreat ready – Sports Minister
Nations Cup: Keshi prefers commitment to form
Eagles to play Catalonia

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Eko 2012: More corporate support for Delta
Two indigenes ofDeltaState, Chief Joe Penawou who is the Managing Director of 1st Marine and Energy Limited and Chief Gbemisi Eyewuoma who is the chairman of Delta State Volleyball Association have offered to support theDeltaStateteam to the National Sports Festival that kicks off Tuesday inLagos.
Eko 2012: Adefulire showers praises on NBC
The Local Organising Committee for the 18th National Sports Festival yesterday announced a bumper package offered by Nigeria Bottling Company, makers of popular beverage drink, Coca Cola towards the organisation of the sports fiesta.
Drogba, Toure, others battle for BBC African Footballer of the Year
The five candidates for the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2012 award have been revealed.
Benitez speaks on way forward for Chelsea
Rafael Benitez said he was focused on the job in hand, rather than worrying about being a stop-gap appointment, after being presented to the media as Chelsea’s new interim manager on Thursday.
English FA dismiss Mikel Obi’s ‘racism’ allegation against ref
England’s governing Football Association announced Thursday it would take no action against referee Mark Clattenburg over allegations he used a racist remark towards Chelsea’s John Obi Mikel.

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