Diego Maradona Hand of God: Referee to become rich selling match ball
The referee who allowed Diego Maradona’s infamous ‘Hand of God’ goal now stands to earn a fortune selling the match ball at auction.
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Ball from Maradona's 'Hand of God' match expected to fetch at least US$2.8 million at auction
The football that was at the feet - and hand - of Diego Maradona as he shocked the world with acts of both brazen gamesmanship and breathtaking skill in Mexico 36 years ago has been put up for auction and is expected to sell for at least £2.5 million (US$2.8 million).
Argentina winger Di Maria out until early November due to hamstring injury
Argentina winger Angel Di Maria will be out until early November after his club Juventus said on Thursday (Oct 13) that he sustained a low-grade hamstring injury.
Soccer-Di Maria out until early November due to hamstring injury
(Reuters) - Argentina winger Angel Di Maria will be out until early November after his club Juventus said on Thursday that he sustained a low-grade hamstring injury.
Di Maria out until early November due to hamstring injury
Di Maria picked up the injury in their 2-0 defeat against Maccabi Haifa in the Champions League on Tuesday and the 34-year-old underwent scans on Thursday. "Angel Di Maria underwent diagnostic tests...
Maradona 'hand of god' football set to fetch over €2.8m
The football that was at the feet - and hand - of Diego Maradona as he shocked the world with acts of both gamesmanship and breathtaking skill in Mexico 36 years ago has been put up for auction and is expected to sell for at least €2.8million.
Soccer-Ball from Maradona's 'Hand of God' match expected to fetch at least $2.8 million at auction
(Reuters) - The football that was at the feet - and hand - of Diego Maradona as he shocked the world with acts of both brazen gamesmanship and breathtaking skill in Mexico 36 years ago has been put up for auction and is expected to sell for at least 2.5 million pounds ($2.8 million).
U-17 Women's World Cup: India not up to USA standards but can certainly play better, says coach Dennerby
FIFA Women's U-17 World Cup opener but insisted that the home team is capable of playing better. Dennerby had claimed that India can compete against any team in the age-group showpiece, his comment coming on the basis of the close game (1-3 loss) the team played against Sweden in the lead up to the tournament.