Nigeria’s Kanemi suffer shock CAF Cup loss to rookies
Nigerian club El Kanemi Warriors were shock CAF Confederation Cup first round casualties on Saturday after losing 2-1 to African debutants Dadje in Benin.
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Nigeria’s first Olympics medallist, Maiyegun dies at 85
Nojim Maiyegun, the first Nigerian to win an Olympics medal when he got a light middleweight boxing bronze at the Japan 1964 Games, is dead.
Waqar Younis' Three-Week Stint As Advisor To PCB Chairman Ends
Former captain Waqar Younis' three-week stint as an advisor on cricket affairs to the chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board has ended on August 19. A well placed source in the Pakistan Cricket Board told PTI that Waqar was initially appointed as a consultant on cricket-related affairs to the incumbent PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi, for a period of three weeks. "The board has also advertised the post of advisor on cricket affairs and now candidates who have applied would be interviewed," the source said.
Rams allowing LB Ernest Jones IV to seek trade, sources say - ESPN
The Los Angeles Rams have granted linebacker Ernest Jones IV and his agents permission to seek a trade, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Sunday.
Hundreds of thousands of parents could have HMRC benefits stopped following GCSE results day
Parents are being warned to take another look at their child benefit claims following GCSE results day. Hundreds of thousands of students will have received their grades last week, with just as many planning on what they will do next. While some teenagers may choose to go onto higher education, others may have different plans.
Sources: Broncos to release WR Tim Patrick if no trade - ESPN
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Throughout the Denver Broncos' complex, wide receiver Tim Patrick's two-year battle to return from injuries has been an inspiring tale about a popular player.
Stalions 'did not obtain signals through in-person scouting' - ESPN
Former Michigan football staff member Connor Stalions told NCAA investigators that he never participated in advanced in-person scouting and didn't purchase tickets for others to attend games of the Wolverines' future opponents to record their signals.