‘Deceitful’ Infantino must go – Luis Figo
Alonso hails ’emotional’ Mudryk return in Chelsea’s 1-0 loss to Juventus
‘Beating Eagles in Angola ‘ll bring joy to Mozambique’
Injury threatens Nigeria’s Nations Cup
World Cup: Capello dreams England vs Italy final
Drogba looks for compromise
NFF battles Amodu over home-based players
Club World Cup ouster pains Heartland coach
I’m Nigeria’s best coach – Amodu
Amuneke fears for Eagles in Angola
Osaze to miss Nations Cup openner
New Delhi 2010: Ndanusa says Nigeria ‘ll be Africa’s best
Amodu invites injured players for Nations Cup
NFF wields big stick on eight Clubs
NFF: We’re yet to receive World Cup money
NFF plans Four-Nations tournament with Brazil
Gov Timpre classics rescues wrestling federation

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CAN 2010: Ghanaian U-20 star tips Black Stars for glory
Ghanaian youth international, Nouhoum Moutawakilou, has declared that the Black Stars of Ghana will be the team to beat at the forthcoming African Cup of Nations in Angola, with or without injured Chelsea of England midfielder, Michael Essien.
Eagles: Amodu should engage another coach – Adamu
After a careful evaluation of Nigeria’s campaign in the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations and FIFA World Cup qualifying series, FIFA and CAF executive committees member, Dr. Amos Adamu, has suggested that the technical crew of the national team could be reinforced with sound technical hands that can assist coach Shaibu Amodu achieve results at both tournaments.
Horoya of Conakry lift Eyadema Cup
Guinea’s foremost football club, Horoya Athletic Club de Conakry, on Sunday, won the 24th edition of the West Africa Football Union trophy, The Eyadema Cup, after beating Senegal’s HLM de Dakar 2-1 in a thrilling final played at the national stadium, Lome, Togo.
Shocker: Glo to withdraw from League
IN the past three years, Chief Mike Adenuga Jr has caused his company, Globacom, to commit up to N3billion to Nigerian football.
NOC crisis: Federation presidents are beneficiaries
FEDERATION presidents are the real winners of the crisis that engulfed the Nigeria Olympic Committee, NOC, even as the three wise men, Alhaji Ibrahim Galadima, Rev. Moses Iloh and Chief Olatonkunbo Thomas, have quenched the fire that threatened the foundation of Nigerian Olympic family.

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