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Michael Emenalo has stepped down as Chelsea’s technical director but could return to football with Ligue 1 giants Monaco.
Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic dropped outside the ATP top 10 for the first time in years in the latest rankings released on Monday.
Super Eagles’ Coach, Gernot Rohr, is thinking of inviting new players to fill the void created by the absentees who have pulled out due to injuries.
Jose Mourinho accused Chelsea manager Antonio Conte of not shaking his hand despite the Manchester United boss making a point of trying to do so following their Premier League encounter at Stamford Bridge.
Former Stoke City defender Dionatan Teixeira has died on Sunday after reportedly suffering a suspected heart attack in Brazil at the age of 25.
Turkey-based defender Kenneth Omeruo has been handed a late Super Eagles call-up following a spate of withdrawals caused by injuries, www.brila.net can confirm.
Ex-International, Ifeanyi Udeze has hailed his former teammate in the Super Eagles, Sunday Oliseh, coming after the later has bagged the Coach award in Holland.
South America powerhouse Argentina has suffered another injury blow ahead of their international match against Nigeria on November 14 in Inter Milan striker.
Nigeria’s basketball senior men national team, D’Tigers, have won the 3×3 FIBA Africa Basketball Championship held in Lome, Togo. D’Tigers defeated Congo by 21 points to 9 in the Basketball finals. Azouma Dike won the most valuable male player award, beating Ivory Coast’s Tisiane Traore and Elly Randriamampionona of Madagascar. Meanwhile, the women’s team, D’Tigress, settled for silver after narrowly losing to Mali by 11points to 12. Mali’s Nassira Traore beat Uganda’s Jamla Masikombi and Nigeria’s Nkechi Akashili to the most valuable female player award.
Alvaro Morata scored as Chelsea defeated Manchester United 1-0 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. It took 55 minutes for the games first goal, when Morata superbly headed home Cesar Azpilicueta’s cross. The home side then did enough to see the game out with just the one-goal advantage, earning a confidence boosting win, that was more than needed for Antonio Conte’s men.
