Preston's Osmajic charged by FA following alleged racist comment
Preston North End's Montenegro forward Milutin Osmajic was charged by the FA on Monday for an alleged racist remark towards Burnley's Tunisia midfielder Hannibal Mejbri last month.
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Soccer fans around the world call on FIFA, UEFA to 'show Israel the red card'
As Israel prepares to play 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, its soccer teams are facing calls to be banned from all competitions.
Oshodi lauds media team for fostering table tennis’ development
The President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ITTF-Africa), Wahid Enitan Oshodi, has praised host Tunisia, and the ITTF-Africa’s Media team for their stellar work in driving the ITTF-Africa Cup 2025 to unprecedented online viewing success.
Kejuaraan Dunia Voli U-21: PBVSI Panggil 15 Atlet Putra
Pengurus Pusat Persatuan Bola Voli Seluruh Indonesia (PP PBVSI) memanggil 15 pemain putra untuk menjalani Pelatnas Kejuaraan Dunia Voli U-21 2025.
ITTF Africa Cup: Aruna, Assar, other top stars nick World Cup slots
Africa’s top table tennis talents have clinched their places in the 2025 ITTF World Cup by advancing to the semifinals of the ongoing ITTF Africa Cup in Tunis, Tunisia.
Ouadri, Mescheref battle for ITTF World Cup tickets in Tunis
The stakes are incredibly high at the 2025 ITTF Africa Cup, where the continent’s best table tennis players are set to clash at the El-Menzah Sports Hall in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They are competing for prestigious continental titles and coveted tickets to the ITTF World Cup.
Nigeria loses semi finals, exit ITTF African Club Championships
Team Nigeria has exited the 2025 International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) African Club Championships in Tunis.
D’Tigers qualify for 2025 Afrobasket as Group B teams sail through
Nigeria has joined the three other countries in Group B of the 2025 Afrobasket qualifiers, Cape Verde, Libya, and Uganda, in qualifying for this year’s final championship slated for Angola even before yesterday’s final round of games in Libya. Nigeria won two games and lost three to garner seven points, same with Uganda, which was adjudged good enough to see the D’Tigers through even if they lost yesterday’s final game against Cape Verde. Yesterday’s final qualification games in Libya were just to fulfill the fixtures as all four sides from Group B will be in Angola. D’Tigers defeated Libya in their opening game and also beat Uganda to atone for the three losses they recorded in the first qualifying window, but former champions, Morocco and Central African Republic (CAR) were not that lucky as they failed to make the grade in groups A and D respectively. Among the teams that will be in Angola are the hosts (Angola), Egypt, Senegal, Tunisia, Cote d’Ivoire, and Nigeria. Also, in the race are Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, Madagascar, Mali, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cape Verde, and Libya. The Afrobasket championship will be held in Luanda, Angola, from August 12 to 25, 2025.