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Bolton Wanderers duo Amadou Bakayoko and Kyle Dempsey are back available for the Whites this Saturday against Barnsleey but Ian Evatt has confirmed that defender Eoin Toal will miss the encounter.
Ian Evatt expects to have Kyle Dempsey and Amadou Bakayoko back available for Bolton Wanderers when they take on Barnsley this weekend as he wants to give the Whites' support something to shout about after back to back losses in League One.
Sports Minister, Sunday Dare (left), supported by NCF President, Uyi Akpata, handing over the ICC Africa Division Two Qualifier’s trophy to Kenya’s captain at the end of the competition at the MKO Abiola Stadium…on Saturday.<br />
Bolton Wanderers' Kyle Dempsey missed the loss against Forest Green Rovers due to a hip problem, while Amadou Bakayoko was given a break following his international duty for Sierra Leone.
Frances Tiafoe says he is “flying high” right now after arguably the best month of his career – but just how high can he go? The 24-year-old made his Grand Slam breakthrough at the US Open, beating Rafael Nadal on his way to the semi-finals, where he lost to Carlos Alcaraz in a tight five-setter. He then followed up with a couple of memorable wins at the Laver Cup – teaming up with Jack Sock to beat Roger Federer in the final match of his career before sealing a first victory for Team World in the event by overcoming Stefanos Tsitsipas. Ad This is a purple patch for Tiafoe, and one he is savouring.
Nigeria’s quest for one of the three tickets to Africa Division One continued on a positive note, yesterday, at the ongoing ICC U-19 World Cup Africa Division Two Qualifiers in Abuja.
The world number 19 from the United States made a name for himself when he stunned Rafael Nadal on his way to a shock final-four appearance at Flushing Meadows last month. He followed that up by leading Team World to their first Laver Cup title in London and even beat Roger Federer in doubles in the final match of the retiring tennis great's career. Tiafoe, in Tokyo for the Japan Open, believes he has "a lot to give to the game".
