Federation Cup: EFCC FC into final with 1-0 win over Galadima FC
EFCC FC secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Galadima FC on Monday to book their place in the final of the FCT President Federation Cup at the Area 3 football pitch in Abuja.
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Agrifood strategy launch, Newsletter
Watch out for the European Commission’s upcoming communication, set to be unveiled on Wednesday, outlining a vision for Europe’s agri-food system in 2024.
Visibility, supply chain, innovation: What defence executives need from Europe
Europe’s defence industry is ready to ramp up production to secure the Old Continent but it needs governments to be faster and smarter with procurement practices to address potential shortages issues, top executives at Kongsberg told Euronews.
Patrick Reed makes hole in one at famed Watering Hole at LIV Golf Adelaide
ADELAIDE, South Australia — Patrick Reed set off an early celebration in Friday's opening round at LIV Golf Adelaide. Majesticks GC's Sam Horsfield and a couple of Torque GC teammates then followed with the lowest scores on a challenging day at The Grange Golf Club.
Injuries improve at Tottenham, but Romero and Van de Ven still out
LONDON : Tottenham Hotspur defenders Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero are still two or three weeks away from returning but the club's injury list is slowly improving, says manager Ange Postecoglou.
Tristan Thompson responds to Raptors coach Darko Rajaković's suggestion Cavaliers star lacked class
Adam Silver joins Colin Cowherd to discuss his strategies for boosting NBA ratings and increasing fan engagement.
Manchester United's £6million January saving is a sign of things to come
There is a theory in football that transfer fees aren't the true barometer of success, a club's wage bill is. Salaries lead to silverware, and the correlation between what you're paying players and where you finish in the table is considered to be broadly accurate.
'There's a business in Bury where workers sleep in the staff room because there's no night buses'
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander is today visiting Manchester as part of an 11 stop roadshow looking at how the England's public transport system can be better joined up. Here she explains how she wants to do away with the nagging sense 'things don't quite work'.