PORTUGUESE coach of the Carthage Eagles, Manuel Humberto Coelho, says he was taken aback by the strategy adopted by the Super Eagles in last Saturday’s World cup qualifier at the November 7 Stadium in Rades, Tunisia.>>More

Funds threaten Nigeria’s Belgrade trip

•World University Games

If the situation being experienced by the Nigeria University Games Association (NUGA) continues longer than necessary, the nation’s contingent to the 25th Federation Internationale du Sports Universitaire (FISU), otherwise known as World University Games, might just kiss their hope of being in the games goodbye.>>>more

There are strong indications that late Bayelsa United skipper, Abiel Tabor, will be buried next weekend in his home town, Odi in Bayelsa State, even as the Delta State Police Command is yet to unmask his killers.>>More

The best description that could be given to Nigerian basketball at the moment is: ‘Happy days are here again.’ This would not be out of place as basketball in the country under the Nigeria Basketball Federation has been given a new lease of life by Africa’s pay-TV giants, MultiChoice...>>More

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova is being sued for millions of pounds by a former lover who claims she was dumped without warning after nearly eight years.>>More

Ahead of return leg clash against Carthage Eagles of Tunisia September 6 in Abuja, Chairman Technical Committee, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Taiwo Ogunjobi says something is being done to see that the Super Eagles play a friendly against an African country.

His reaction is coming on the heels of several calls in certain quarters that playing African countries will help put the Shaibu Amodu tutored side into shape as against playing European countries.>>More

No panic over final inspection – George-Taylor