Enyimba to pocket $4 million in CAF’s AFL competition
Players of Enyimba FC during a league match. The club will be $4 million richer if they win the maiden CAF’s AFL competition.
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Ronaldinho To Visit Kolkata During Durga Puja
Retired Brazilian legend Ronaldinho is set to visit Kolkata during the auspicious occasion of Durga Puja next month. An official privy to the development said that Ronaldinho is likely to visit the city between October 15-19 but the final date will be ascertained following the confirmation date of Barca Legends match at Congo. According to the official, Ronaldinho, who will be visiting Kolkata for the first time, is expected to feature in a short charity match, besides visiting a football clinic and a Durga Puja pandal. He will also inaugurate a statue of Argentine FIFA World Cup winner Lionel Messi.
‘Nothing has changed in women football league’
Former Green Eagles’ winger, now a sports scientist, Adegoke Adelabu, is sad over the ‘failure’ of those managing the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) to secure a lead sponsor for the game, despite its rising profile globally.
Bafana's 460 day unbeaten run rolls on as Foster finds the net to down Congo
An impressive 460 days have now passed since Bafana Bafana last experienced the bitter taste of defeat under the tutelage of head coach Hugo Broos.
Gambia stage comeback to book Cup of Nations finals place
CAPE TOWN : The Gambia came back from two goals down to force a 2-2 draw with Congo in earthquake-devastated Morocco on Sunday and book their place at next year’s Africa Cup of Nations finals.
Gambia v Congo Afcon qualifier to go ahead in Marrakesh despite Morocco earthquake
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DR Congo, Mauritania and Mozambique qualify for Cup of Nations finals
CAPE TOWN : The Democratic Republic of Congo, Mauritania and Mozambique qualified for the next Africa Cup of Nations finals with wins on Saturday, but the games were overshadowed by the earthquake in Morocco that killed more than 1,000 people.