‘There is nothing to be afraid of,’ Falconets assure
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It was celebration galore for Nigeria at the just-concluded 15th Panamai West Africa and Cottage Mills Taekwondo Championship, which held in Lagos.
Billionaire businessman Sir Jim Ratcliffe made headlines around the world earlier this week when he announced his interest in purchasing Manchester United from current owners, the Glazer family.
Brighton boss Graham Potter has urged his international stars not to allow the prospect of featuring at the winter World Cup to become detrimental to their Premier League form.
[FILES] Boxing gloves. Photo; GREENHILLSPORTS
RIO DE JANEIRO : Brazil's soccer federation on Friday said the national team will face Ghana and Tunisia in September in preparation for the Qatar World Cup, with players looking to secure their spot in the 26-man squad playing in the tournament later this year.
Star Indian boxer Vijender Singh returned to winning ways in style as he notched a knockout win over Ghana's Eliasu Sulley in Raipur on Wednesday. Vijender, who delivered India's first Olympic and men's world championship medals in boxing, showed his class as he dominated Sulley. Vijender landed the winning blow in the second round of what was to be a six-round contest to leave the reigning national West Africa Boxing Union Champion dazed. The 36-year-old Beijing Olympics bronze medallist needed only five minutes and seven seconds to dispatch the Ghanian, who till now had a 100 per cent knockout record.
Crystal Palace are ‘looking at’ Bristol City striker Antoine Semenyo as they look to improve their attacking options, according to journalist Dean Jones.