Aston Villa fans fume at Steven Gerrard after Watford defeat
Aston Villa supporters are far from happy with head coach Steven Gerrard after the 1-0 defeat to Watford at Villa Park.
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FÚTBOL FEMENINO El Barcelona pierde a Mariona y Oshoala al menos diez semanas
El virus FIFA vuelve a cebarse con el Barcelona. Jonatan Giráldez perderá al menos diez semanas a dos de sus atacantas: Mariona Caldentey y Asistat Oshoala. Ambas se han lesionado muscularmente con sus selecciones, España y Nigeria respectivamente, con sendas roturas fibrilares que les dejará en el dique seco, al menos, hasta finales de abril. Sensibles bajas que unidas a las de Jana y Bruna acortan la plantilla al técnico azulgrana que tendrá que seguir confiando en la cantera.
Stakeholders vote for women’s football as Kazeem Eletu Queens win Abiodun gold cup
Investment in women sports, especially football, is one of the avenues Nigerians can help develop the girl/child. This is the submission of stakeholders at the just concluded Afusat Olabimpe Abiodun Women Gold Cup held in Ikorodu, Lagos.
Sports and diplomacy unite Africa
Generally, the conception is that Sport and Politics do not mix. No country in the world wants to disrupt the sanctity of sport. So, as much as humanly possible humans avoid the incursion of politics into man’s greatest social activity.
Super Falcons dispatch Lady Elephants, win 2-0
Nine-time African champions, Super Falcons of Nigeria, yesterday defeated the Lady Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire 2-0 in the first leg of their 2022 African Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) qualifier match.
Rangers can repeat Aribo masterclass with "constant threat" who's "going to blossom" - opinion
Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst will have plenty on his mind at the moment with his side still competing in the Premiership, Europa League and Scottish Cup.
FÚTBOL FEMENINO El Barcelona pierde a Mariona y Osholada al menos diez semanas
El virus FIFA vuelve a cebarse con el Barcelona. Jonatan Giráldez perderá al menos diez semanas a dos de sus atacantas: Mariona Caldentey y Asistat Oshoala. Ambas se han lesionado muscularmente con sus selecciones, España y Nigeria respectivamente, con sendas roturas fibrilares que les dejará en el dique seco, al menos, hasta finales de abril. Sensibles bajas que unidas a las de Jana y Bruna acortan la plantilla al técnico azulgrana que tendrá que seguir confiando en la cantera.