By Victor Kanayo Nigeria's representative at the ongoing 2024 Basketball Africa League (BAL), Rivers Hoopers BC, achieved the historic feat of reaching their first ever semi-final at the tournament after earning a tough 92-88 victory over...
By Victor Kanayo Spanish tennis star, Rafael Nadal, suffered what looked like a career-ending defeat after opponent Alexander Zverev roared to victory in the first round of the ongoing French Open. It was a play that signalled a...
By Victor Kanayo Baring any change, Chelsea will later this week appoint a head coach who will replace Mauricio Pochettino. Already, the London club have initiated talks with a number of prospective coaches in the past...
By Victor Kanayo Southampton on Sunday beat Leeds United 1-0 during the Championship play-off final at Wembley to guarantee their return to Premier League. The Saints got relegated to the Championship after 11 years in the...
By Victor Kanayo Egyptian giants, Al Ahly have once again reigned supreme as kings of African club football, following their Champions League final 1-0 win over Tunisia’s Esperance Sportive de Tunis at a packed Cairo International...
By Victor Kanayo Nigeria and Ghana will not be part of 2025 U17 African Championship and World Cup. This is after both countries lost in the semi-final of the ongoing U17 WAFU tournament in Accra. While...
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