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DStv Premiership outfit Marumo Gallants have revealed that they are working with relevant authorities after two employees were detained at a Libyan hotel due to a financial dispute after a CAF Confederation Cup match in March.
Here are your latest Manchester United evening headlines on Monday, April 3.
LONDON: Roy Hodgson's second stint as Crystal Palace manager began with a 2-1 Premier League win over Leicester City on Saturday (Apr 1), as the London side registered their first victory in 2023 thanks to a late winner from Jean-Philippe Mateta.
Sunderland manager Tony Mowbray has claimed that Amad's return to the UK just over 24 hours before kick-off against Burnley prevented the Manchester United loanee from starting on Friday night.
Herve Renard called for unity after naming captain Wendie Renard in his first squad as France manager, weeks after the defender announced she was stepping away from international football. Renard was appointed as the new France women’s manager on Thursday after ending his contract with the Saudi Arabia men’s team, who he led to the World Cup in Qatar last year.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Grand-Bassam is home to a huge beach on the Atlantic Ocean that's highly popular with tourists – expats and Ivorians alike. On that fateful day in 2016, three assailants armed with Kalashnikovs opened fire on the beach, then on hotels along the coast. The horror went on for 45 minutes before the gunmen were finally shot dead by Ivorian special forces.
A less than exuberant assessment of Bafana Bafana's Africa Cup of Nations prospects came from SuperSport United head coach Gavin Hunt when he said the South Africans "can do okay" after they secured qualification this week.
The 54-year-old Frenchman resigned as coach of the Saudi Arabia men's team this week after leading them to last year's World Cup in Qatar where they pulled off a shock group-stage win over eventual champions Argentina.