David James names the front three Liverpool should pick vs Man City
Former Liverpool and Manchester City goalkeeper David James has selected the front three he thinks each side should play ahead of their all-important clash on Sunday.
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Former Liverpool and Manchester City goalkeeper David James has selected the front three he thinks each side should play ahead of their all-important clash on Sunday.
Since Liverpool inflicted a chastening Champions League demolition job on Manchester City in 2018, the Blues deserve credit for a series of improved performances against their closest rivals.
DUBAI: It was an open-and-shut case for many, including his manager. Mohamed Salah was, it was declared on an almost weekly basis, the best soccer player in the world for the first half of this season, demonstrating the kind of elite-level scoring form only Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and more recently Robert Lewandowski have been able to produce this century. It wasn’t just the volume of goals — 22 in his first 23 matches — that he was putting away for Liverpool.
Former England goalkeeper David James has left Mohamed Salah out of his combined XI of Liverpool and Manchester City players.
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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has commiserated with the Nigeria Referees Association and the immediate family of former FIFA referee, Festus Bolaji Okubule, who died in Lagos on Tuesday evening at the age of 80. Okubule, who was the second Nigerian referee to officiate at the Africa Cup of Nations after Sunny Woghiren in 1974, was nicknamed ‘Showboy’ for his demonstrative stance on the pitch and his immaculate dressing. He refereed at the 1986 Africa Cup of Nations hosted by Egypt.