US Open: Medvedev, Pegula advance as rain disrupts schedule
McTominay says he is fine after minor heart issue requires surgery
BOY-GIRL CONTROVERSY: IAAF digs deepe
More Dangers Ahead
2010 World Cup: Keshi, Okpala advise Eagles on way out
AIT/MTN Awards: When Obaseki made Gov Amechi look small
FIFA U-20 W/Cup: Ghana zoom to final
U-17 World Cup arrives Enugu today
Football Awards: Obaseki disagrees with Gov. Amechi
FIFA’s MRI, The hangman’s noose on traditional age cheats
Nigeria 2009: Kano fans raise security concern
Nsofor saves shaky Eagles
Heartland through to Champions League final
Globacom Premier League: Ranchers Bees Sting Bayelsa
2010 Championship: NBBF President parleys with FIBA
Panthers stay in the hunt with impressive win
Nigeria 2009: Kano fans raise security concern

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SubscribeU-17 World Cup: LOC plots to embarrass FG over funds
The Local Organising Committee of the FIFA U-17 World Cup tagged Nigeria 2009 has been accused of plotting to embarrass the Federal Government over preparations for the event which is scheduled to begin in 13 days.
Galadima, Lawal bank on prayers for Eagles
Former NFA Chairman Ibrahim Galadima and Atlanta Olympics gold medalist, Garba Lawal are praying for the Eagles to defeat the Mambas of Mozambique and for Tunisia to slip as both sides continue their 2010 World Cup campaign.While the Eagles will be seeking the maximum points in Abuja, Tunisia will be attempting to beat Kenya in Rades.
2010 World Cup Qualifier: We must play to win — Amiesimaka
Ex-international Adokie Amiesimaka, like most Nigerians, still has the believe that there is the possibility that the Eagles may qualify for the 2010 World Cup.
No room for excuses – Chukwu, Ezeugo declare
Former Eagles coach Christian Chukwu and former player Emeka Ezeugo have stated clearly that Sunday’s match in Abuja against the Mambas of Mozambique is a must win game as no excuses would be accepted in the end.
2010: Okpala, Adepoju still optimistic on Eagles
Former Rangers assistant coach Sylvanus Okpala and former Green Eagles midfielder Mutiu Adepoju believe the chance of qualifying for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is till intact until after the remaining matches.
Okpala told Saturday Vanguard sports that if the Eagles could win their two remaining matches, they could still qualify if the Tunisians slip by any chance.
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