Ronaldo leaves Portugal camp after Jesus denies rift
‘May the best man win’ — Fury speaks ahead of Joshua showdown
2010 World Cup:3,200 English hooligans banned!
Ghana Must Go!
Keshi ready to work with Amodu
Eagles need a miracle against Ghana, Sofoluwe
Adepoju laments Eagles’s poor showing against Zambia
Gyan can’t wait to play against Nigeria
Semi final: Amodu promises to plug ‘loopholes’ in Eagles
Nigeria vs Ghana: Why Amodu is effecting changes
Amodu wants Keshi for World Cup
Mother luck gave us victory against Zambia, says Ndanusa
PTF snubs NFF on Eagles winning bonus
Pepsi rallies support for Eagles
Eagles win on penalties
Egypt tame Cameroun again
FIFA, CAF disagree on Nations Cup format

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Athletes, coaches want Berlin 2009 issues resolved
As the Athletics Federation of Nigeria begins preparations for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in India, athletes and coaches who participated at the Berlin 2009 World Championships have called on the Sports Ministry and the federation to make life more comfortable for them.
We’ll prove people wrong, Eagles
The wife of Green Eagles spokesman, Idah Peterside, expects to meet him in their Johannesburg home immediately after Nigeria’s outing at the ongoing Nation Cup in Angola.
Ndanusa sends words to Eagles
FIFA and CAF Executive member, Dr. Amos Adamu, visited the Nigerian team at the weekend and delivered the message of sports minister Sani Ndanusa to the team.
We won’t ‘swim or sink’ with Amodu, NFF makes U-turn
Nigeria Football President, Sani Lulu, in the heat of criticisms, once said that the federation would swim or sink with coach Shaibu Amodu.
Thank God it’s Zambia, but…..
There was this interesting but visibly annoying mail from Eric Ekanem addressed to members of the CAF media in the ongoing Orange Africa Cup of Nations. In it, Mr. Ekanem wanted us to explain to him why it is Zambia and not Cameroun that topped Group D.I believe what made me to react promptly was the Nigerian name.

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