YAYA TOURE TO TAKE COACHING ROLE AT SPURS ACADEMY

YAYA TOURE TO TAKE COACHING ROLE AT SPURS ACADEMY

Wayne Lumbasi Manchester City legend Yaya Toure is set to embark on the next step of his new career. The former Manchester City midfielder is set to take on a full-time role in Tottenham’s academy. The legendary Ivorian started his coaching career last year as an assistant with Olimpia Donetsk in Ukraine before heading to FC Akhmat in Russia three […]

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 COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2022

COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2022

Wayne Lumbasi The 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games will mark another historic sporting milestone for many countries around the world, as they come together again to celebrate and compete. The Commonwealth Games, which were first held in 1930 and has since been staged every four years with the exception of 1942 and 1946, is getting ready […]

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 MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS FRENCH GRAND PRIX

MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS FRENCH GRAND PRIX

Wayne Lumbasi Max Verstappen took another huge step towards retaining his Drivers’ Championship crown by securing yet another race victory at the French Grand Prix. The Dutchman was gifted a huge opportunity to claim a maximum haul of points and duly delivered to pull clear at the top of the standings ahead of of Charles Leclerc. […]

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 ATHING MU BECOMES FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN TO WIN 800M

ATHING MU BECOMES FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN TO WIN 800M

Wayne Lumbasi The United States won three gold medals on the penultimate day of the world track and field championships, breaking the previous mark for most medals at a worlds championship. Athing Mu’s victory in the 800m by eight hundredths of a second was the highlight of the day. A year after becoming the second American woman to win an Olympic 800m gold, Mu became […]

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 JACKSON EDGES FRASER-PRYCE TO WIN WORLD 200M GOLD

JACKSON EDGES FRASER-PRYCE TO WIN WORLD 200M GOLD

Wayne Lumbasi Jamaican ladies once more demonstrated their superiority in short-distance races. Shericka Jackson won the 200-meter title at the world championships .Jackson set a championship record of 21.45 seconds, the second fastest time ever run over the distance, for a first individual world title at Hayward Field. Only the late Florence Griffith-Joyner, who ran a 21.34 in 1988, […]

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 LYLES LEADS AMERICAN SWEEP IN THE 200 METRES

LYLES LEADS AMERICAN SWEEP IN THE 200 METRES

Wayne Lumbasi US sprinters swept the podium for the second time at the World Championships in Oregon courtesy to Noah Lyles’ electrifying effort to maintain his 200-meter world championship. Five days after Fred Kerley led a USA 1-2-3 in the 100 meters, Lyles put on another spectacular performance at Hayward Field, winning in 19.31 seconds, […]

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