Whose time is it? By Patrick Omorodion
There is a saying in our local parlance that ‘if one man own no spoil, another man own no go better’.? This means that “One man’s loss is another man’s gain.” In 2015, then president of FIFA, Joseph Sepp Blatter was in his fifth term as president of football’s world body when he ran into […]
Djibouti win CAN match for first time since 2007
Djibouti won an Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) qualifier for the first time since 2007 when they defeated South Sudan 2-0 at home Wednesday.
Qatar, Iran coaches clash ahead of World Cup tie
A simmering spat between the Qatar and Iran coaches broke out into the open on Wednesday ratcheting up tensions 24 hours ahead of a crucial World Cup qualifier.
Paris joins Los Angeles in rejecting 2028 Olympic bid
Paris 2024 Olympic bid directors rejected on Wednesday the notion of hosting the 2028 Games, saying their target was the 2024 edition, reflecting the position of rival bidders Los Angeles.
Arsenal in deeper trouble as goalie Cech injures
Arsenal are facing the prospect of being without first choice goalkeeper Petr Cech for up to a month with a calf injury, reports The Daily Mail.
Cahill privileged to follow Terry as Chelsea captain
Chelsea legend John Terry’s captaincy of the Premier League giants is an impossible act to follow admitted his successor Gary Cahill in Tuesday’s Evening Standard.
