PSG begin UCL title defence with 6-1 win over Slovan Bratislava
Chelsea fight back from 2-0 down to beat Leeds 6-3
WAFU: Nigeria pound Guinea 5-0
We will crush all comers to the WAFU trophy, Ahmed
Football’s my immediate focus, says new minister
… Vows to instill sanity, discipline in NSC
Lyn Oslo coach visits Nigeria
CROWD VIOLENCE: NPL slams Kwara with N1.4m fine
Ashbert Raiders, MRS win Abraka’2010 Polo laurels
Should Kanu be at the World Cup?
London 2012:Okagbare has no double dream
WAFU NATIONS CUP: Ghana, Togo test might in Ijebu Ode
Oghara King urges Nigerian youths to win at Singapore 2010
SONigeria receives “The Ball†in Nigeria
American coach tips Nigeria to rule world athletics
Runsewe drags German Pro Golf teachers to Nigeria

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Abdullahi shines in Gabon
Nigeria’s number one ranked professional golfer, Ali Abdullahi caused stir on Sunday at Manga Golf Club in Gabon when he became the second foreigner to lift Moanda Golf Championship. Abdullahi, featured in the event with two other Nigerian players, Basiru Bakare and Gift Willy, and said his exposure in Nigeria and in Europe gave him the edge at the event.
PGA of America parleys Nigeria
The Professional Golfers Association (PGA) of America has knocked on the doors of its Nigerian counterpart for a possible working relationship.
Tiger Returns
Tough day for patrons not name Olajuwon or Ewing at the former Fruitland Nursery, which seemed in danger of becoming a freak show just as Tiger Woods set out on a windy afternoon.
Enyimba plans to roast Gombe in Aba
Gombe United are in for another whipping tomorrow as they take on Enyimba in Aba. The Aba
millionaires say they have a strategy that will see Gombe United go home with their tails tightly tucked between their legs. Enyimba with a game in hand are presently second on the table with Kano Pillars taking the drivers seat.
Okocha calls for overhaul of league board
Former Super Eagles midfielder Austin Okocha believes Nigeria Premier League can be better if things are put in proper order. He said over the years, the league has been governed with people who have nothing creative to offer. He faulted the administrative circuit as the reason for the poor standard of the league. According to him, the need for total change is necessary.

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