Jose Peseiro appointed Nigeria coach
Widely-travelled Portuguese coach Jose Peseiro has been appointed manager of Nigeria, the national football federation (NFF) confirmed on Monday.
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Radamel Falcao was briefly the world's best forward during lethal Atletico Madrid spell
It's not always the case that the two best teams in a competition meet in the final, but there was certainly a case for this when Radamel Falcao inspired Atletico Madrid to victory over Athletic Bilbao in the 2011-12 Europa League.
Everton could be intrigued by Phil Foden style winger despite '€150m' Real Madrid and Barcelona transfer claim
Octavian Popescu is the latest name to be linked with a potential transfer to Everton but what sort of attributes could he offer? It’s probably fair to say that many Blues aren’t yet overly-familiar with the Romanian starlet and the rumour comes with an air of intrigue.
Lampard gets a bargain, perfect DCL replacement: Interesting Everton rumour emerges - opinion
Despite Everton’s current battle for Premier League survival, they have continued to look to the future and most importantly future signings that could take the club back into the top end of the league, most recently being linked to hot Romanian prospect Octavian Popescu.
Video goes viral again of AC Milan's moving tribute just days after Hillsborough disaster
It’s been 33 years since the Hillsborough disaster.
Hillsborough disaster: AC Milan's moving tribute days after tragedy remembered
It’s been 33 years since the Hillsborough disaster.
Dynamo Kyiv Kick Off Fund-Raising Tour For Ukraine War Victims
Dynamo Kyiv, Ukraine's most successful football club, began a tour of Europe to help raise funds for the war-torn country with a friendly against Legia Warsaw in Poland on Tuesday. The Ukrainian league did not resume after the winter break and has been put on hold indefinitely following the invasion by Russia on February 24. Players from both clubs, draped in Ukrainian flags, observed a minute's silence before kick-off for the victims of the conflict. The game was attended by a crowd upwards of 20,000, with a huge "Stop the War" banner displayed across one end of the ground. Other signs read "Stop Russia Now".