A petition demanding that Barcelona’s Champions League second leg match with PSG be replayed has garnered over 100,000 signatures online. Check also: Barcelona Launches Football Academy In Lagos Nigeria Barcelona overcame a four-goal deficit from the first leg in Paris to triumph 6-1 in the Nou Camp and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League. The match, which saw Barcelona score ...
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Barcelona Launches Football Academy In Lagos Nigeria
One of the world’s biggest and most successful clubs, Barcelona is launching a football academy in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub.[9] Check also: Neymar To face Trial on corruption Charges The academy, in Africa’s biggest city, is the first of its kind on the continent. [3]It is modelled along Barcelona’s flagship La Masia Academy in Spain which has produced stars such as ...
Read More »FIFA Boss Gianni Infantino To Meet Ugandan President
Kampala — Fifa president Gianni Infantino is expected to meet President Yoweri Museveni during his two-day visit that will see him arrive on Friday 6pm at Entebbe airport, a day earlier than scheduled before.[9] Check also: Top 10 Highest Rated FIFA 17 Players Listed, Messi No Longer Number One The programme has been altered to favour all stakeholders who will meet ...
Read More »Kiprotich Comfirms He’ll Run At Hamburg Marathon In Germany
Kampala — Because of his participation at the 2017 World Cross-country Championships due March 26 in Kololo, Stephen Kiprotich has had to follow a unique schedule this year.[9] Check also: Uganda’s Stephen Kiprotich Finishes 4th in Tokyo Marathon 2016 This program is much different from the past five years that have seen him do a marathon as early as February or ...
Read More »Neymar To face Trial on corruption Charges
Barcelona player Neymar and his club will stand trial on corruption charges over his transfer from Brazilian team Santos, after losing a final appeal.[9] Check also: Eto’o Aimed At By Prosecutors Seeking Prison Term For Him In Spain The case relates to a complaint from Brazilian investment group DIS, which owned 40% of Neymar’s transfer rights.[4] It claims it received less ...
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