Teenager Maseko gets maiden Bafana call-up as Broos names squad for Morocco Afcon qualifier
Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has named a 23-man squad to face Morocco in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
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Norway boss makes Erling Haaland admission ahead of Man City's Champions League final vs Inter Milan
Norway head coach Stale Solbakken has admitted there is no rush for Erling Haaland to join his national team following Manchester City's Champions League final against Inter Milan this weekend.
Stephen Kenny includes Jack Taylor in Ireland squad as Chiedoze Ogbene ruled out
Stephen Kenny has selected a 25-man squad for this month's Euro 2024 qualifiers away to Greece and home to Gibraltar, with Peterborough's uncapped Jack Taylor being rewarded for his late-season form with a call-up.
Champions League football gives Erik ten Hag three Manchester United summer transfer priorities
Manchester United will once again be mixing it with the big boys next season.
'This Greater Manchester town is underrated - and they're stuck with us'
For fans of the beautiful game, the Classic Football Shirts shop is paradise.
Police ban traveling fans ahead of Greek Cup final over fears of violence
ATHENS: Police have issued a ban on traveling fans ahead of the Greek Cup final later on Wednesday because of fears of violence, despite an order for the match to be played without supporters in the stadium. League champion AEK Athens face PAOK in the central city of Volos after the authorities took several months to find a venue.
Patrons of Olympic Dreams project extend the stay of young athletes from affected regions of Ukraine in Cyprus
Patrons of the Olympic Dreams international sports camps project visited young football players from the affected regions of Ukraine who are currently in Cyprus and extended their training period until the Cyprus Football Cup final. It will take place on 24 May at the capital's stadium in Nicosia between AEL Limassol and Omonia.
Foreign students in Northern Cyprus: False promises and disillusion
With nearly 50,000 foreign students, mainly from Africa, the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, education has become a lucrative business in Northern Cyprus. According to authorities, it generates a third of GDP – more than tourism. In order to recruit students, universities employ so-called agents, often former students themselves. They are paid a commission – up to $800 per student – for each person they sign up. But this system leads to problematic behaviour, particularly on the part of African agents.