GENEVA (AP):Sepp Blatter tried to rally the troops at FIFA headquarters after the suspension of his top deputy, insisting football’s embattled world governing body would withstand the latest wave of corruption allegations.Blatter sent an email message to more than 400 staffers following Thursday night’s suspension of FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke over accusations involving black market World Cup tickets.FIFA has asked its ethics committee to investigate the latest allegations made against Valcke by ticket agent Benny Alon.Valcke’s lawyer in New York said in a statement late Thursday that his client “unequivocally denies the fabricated and outrageous accusations”.”Mr Valcke never received or agreed to accept any money or anything else of value from Mr Alon,” wrote Barry Berke of Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel.”Please be assured that FIFA remains confident of its ability to recover from the present difficult situation and to restore its reputation for the good of game,” Blatter wrote in the email seen by The Associated Press.”I urge you all to continue your hard work to develop, promote and celebrate the game we love,” said Blatter, who is due to step down as FIFA president on February 26 after 18 years in the job.Valcke, a 54-year-old Frenchman, was in talks to settle his multimillion-dollar FIFA contract even before he was suspended, according to an official familiar with the situation.The official spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to publicly discuss confidential details. The official said Valcke had been in “intense negotiations” about an early exit deal, before being linked to a proposed deal to sell prime 2014 World Cup match tickets on the black market.The official said Valcke had been expected to leave FIFA in any case.Valcke could expect to earn several million Swiss francs over the next four years in salary and performance bonuses, paid according to FIFA’s results for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. The tournament is expected to earn $6 billion in broadcasting, sponsorship, hospitality and marketing contracts.DisillusionedLast week, Valcke told reporters in Geneva of being disillusioned with working at FIFA headquarters, amid turmoil and uncertainty since American and Swiss investigations into corruption were revealed on May 27.Valcke has a contract through 2019, tied by usual FIFA protocol to the four-year presidential mandate which Blatter won two days after FIFA headquarters were raided and seven officials arrested at a luxury downtown Zurich hotel.With Blatter leaving office in five months, under pressure from the investigations of bribery and money laundering, Valcke was due to follow the president out the door.Instead, Blatter moved to get him out. He acted within days of United States. Attorney General Loretta Lynch visiting Zurich for a meeting unrelated to the FIFA bribery investigation case she oversees. read more
Two personnel of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) who have been working for the past three weeks alongside the Roberts International Airport team in the area of capacity building, said on Monday, October 13 that the procedures at the airport are rigorous enough to track down passengers showing signs and symptoms of the virus and that, the case involving the late Thoms Eric Duncan, who travelled to the United States from Liberia and was later diagnosed of Ebola, in no way undermined progress made in combating the spread of the virus for travellers and airlines coming to the airport.Dr. Lisa Rotz and J. Scott Vegas, the two CDC personnel who have been in Liberia as part of a regular three-week rotation since the Ebola outbreak, said RIA is on an irreversible path, providing an atmosphere conducive for travelling during this Ebola period; and that the CDC is a great partner in ensuring that standards in place at the airport remain robust.According to a press release from RIA, the Management of the Roberts International Airport has been working with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to prevent the spread of the Ebola via air transport since the outbreak in Liberia.As part of this effort, primary and secondary screening procedures are currently in place at the airport and passengers are required to fill-in a medical screening form on which is stated that providing false information is regarded as a criminal offense.RIA General Manager Abraham T. Simmons acknowledged the commendation and said he and his staff would go to great lengths to keep the airport as a place of choice for travellers and airlines irrespective of the Ebola epidemic. Mr. Simmons disclosed that the airport has implemented additional layers of monitoring, in coordination with partners, based on the lessons learned.The RIA General Manager then presented certificates to the two CDC personnel who ended their tour of duty on Monday October 13, 2014 for their services to the airport and the country at large. Mr. Simmons at the same time welcomed a new team of public health practitioners from the CDC who are expected to continue the supervision of screening procedures and training of personnel of the RIA.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) read more
Gerald Meyerman , the Chief of Party of the Legal Professional Development and Anti-Corruption Program Liberia (LPAC).– USAID-LPAC Chief of Party saysThe Chief of Party of the Legal Professional Development and Anti-Corruption Program Liberia (LPAC) has said that the recent Supreme Court ruling on allegations of fraud and irregularities brought on by the UP and LP against the NEC could be used to guide future elections.Gerald Meyerman noted that there were errors in the Liberty Party and Unity Party (UP) complaint over the conduct of the October 10 presidential and legislative elections. He said the errors could be corrected and can be made to enhance the process, adding that the Supreme Court decision will be an important guideline for the next election.Meyerman made the disclosure when he launched the ‘Talking Bus – Upholding the Rule of Law’ project that will be implemented by the Angie Brooks International Center-Women Situation Room (WSR) in Monrovia.The USAID-LPAC boss noted that the court ruling will encourage Liberians to respect the Constitution.“Liberians will now make their decision on which of the candidates they have to vote for during the runoff elections,” Meyerman indicated.“USAID-LPAC will be fully involved in the process of the rule of law to maintain peace and stability. The rule of law is what we depend on for the democratic process.”Earlier, the project’s initiator, Cllr. Yvette Chesson Wureh, explained that the ‘Talking Bus’ should be seen as an opportunity for Liberians to learn and analyze the Court’s opinion.Cllr. Wureh also noted that the judgment will be translated into local Liberian languages for people to better understand it and its interpretation.“No one can change the Supreme Court’s final judgment; and we, as Liberians, must respect our Constitution which gives the authority to the court,” she said.Cllr. Moses Paegar, president of the Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA), assured the Women Situation Room of the LNBA’s readiness to partner with them to make the project a reality.“We will be providing two lawyers to assist in the dissemination of the information about the ‘Talking Bus’ to ensure that all Liberians participate peacefully during the pending runoff and to uphold the rule of law,” Paegar added.Meanwhile, the mandate of the Women Situation Room is to ensure a peaceful environment before, during and after elections in all countries. The mandate comes from UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and the Gender is My Agenda Campaign (GIMAC).Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) read more
Thirty-four-year-old Gladstone Simmons, who with a piece of iron allegedly inflicted a brutal beating on his reputed wife Christina Totaram when he uplifted the woman from her place of work in the wee hours of January 21, and was taken into Police custody and questioned for the heinous act, is likely to be charged and placed before the courts sometime today.Christina TotaramTotaram, an East Bank Demerara resident, is still recovering from the injuries she sustained from that ordeal, and has said she is fearful that the man would return and carry out similar acts. She is calling for the Police to actively pursue her matter.In images circulating on social media, the battered body of the mother of three was seen with black and blue marks on her hands, feet and back. She was hospitalised and bore several long stitches on her hand.Some of the injuries the mother of three receivedStill coping with a broken arm, Totaram claimed that Simmons became angry after she was having a telephone conversation which he assumed was with another man. The woman said that when she denied the man’s accusations, it angered him even more, and he began to beat her with the piece of iron.Guyana Times understands that at least one other male was present when the woman was being beaten, but he apparently was too sacred to intervene. read more
A geologist attached to the Troy Resources mining operations at Karouni, Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) was on Tuesday morning killed after the mining pit in which he was working collapsed.Dead is 33-year-old Ryan Taylor of Lot 85 Lamaha Street, Alberttown, Georgetown.Based on reports received, Taylor and three others were working on the construction of a “bench” in a mining pit, when there was a slippage, which allegedly resulted in him falling and being covered.Guyana Times understands that it took some time to get Taylor from under the rubbles and by the time he was pulled, it was too late. His body was transported to the Lyken’s Funeral Home awaiting a Post-Mortem.Troy Resources has since confirmed that the accident occurred around 02:25h on the night shift, where a geologist was standing above an excavated working face when the 3m embankment he was standing on collapsed and he suffered fatal injuries as a consequence.“We are deeply saddened by the tragic news and our heartfelt and sincerest condolences go to the family, friends and colleagues of our employee. We always make every effort to ensure the wellbeing of all of our people and this incident brings home the need for upmost vigilance in safety at all times. The company is in close contact with the family of the employee and is providing full support to their family at this time of loss”, Troy Managing Director Ken Nilsson stated.Nilsson further stated that mining operations at Karouni, Cuyuni have currently been temporarily suspended.“The company intends to bring a grief counsellor to help our employees cope with this tragic loss. There will be a full investigation by the company and the relevant authorities,” a release from the company stated.However, in light of the incident, Natural Resources Minister Raphael Trotman has since instructed the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) to begin making the necessary preparations for the thorough investigation of the matter.A report is expected to be compiled and submitted upon completion. In the interim, all work in the area of construction has been ordered ceased, pending the investigation.Nevertheless, the Natural Resources Ministry urges miners and companies to exercise extreme care when carrying out these operations.The Ministry further urges all involved in the sector to always be in compliance, to evade any risks and fatalities as the above.Dead: Ryan TaylorMeanwhile, Trotman and staff of the Natural Resources Ministry express sincerest condolences to the relatives and friends of Ryan Taylor.“May the soul of Ryan Taylor rest in peace and may his relatives and friends be comforted by the memories he has left”, the Ministry stated in a release. Over the years, several persons have lost their lives in mining pit accidents.In light of the tragic death of the young man, the People’s United and General Workers Union (PU&GWU) believes the incident is one too many and is pursuing immediate action from all quarters to investigate the circumstances causing this death— with a view to instituting preventative measures that would protect workers in similar circumstances.“Ryan Taylor was not a member of the union; however, as a worker subjected to the same conditions of labour as all others, his death highlights the importance of health and safety in the workplace. He has left to mourn three minor children, ages five, nine and 12,” the Union in a release stated.It further stated that this industrial death has robbed Taylor’s children the opportunity of growing into adulthood with him being there to father them.“His home circle has lost a breadwinner. Accidents do not happen, they are caused; therefore, they are preventable. The worst impact is loss of life”.As such, PU&GWU has called for an inquest consistent with the Occupational Safety and Health Act.“This industrial death is even more impacting, given the fact that last year, the Union expressed concerns via engagement with the Occupation Health and Safety Department in the Ministry of Social Protection and the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission about correcting perceived unsafe practices”.In addition, the Union calls for an investigation into the mining operations.It stated that management responded to the Union’s representation by refusing to engage with the Union over a considerable period of time.“This relationship remains strained unto today. The company has since then even denied the Union visitation rights to its plant and mines”.PU&GWU extends its deepest condolences to the family, loved ones and colleagues of Ryan Taylor. read more
“USC could be No. 2 or No. 5,” saidrecruiting guru Bobby Burton of Rivals.com. “But USC, for the first time, maybe didn’t get the pick of the litter.” That might be the price they pay for merely winning the Rose Bowl at a school where playing for the national championship is considered a birthright. “USC is not as highly rated, and doesn’t have as many commitments, but Florida is having a blockbuster year,” Burton said. The Gators already burned the Trojans by getting James Wilson, the No.1-ranked offensive guard in the nation, who had said in August he would commit to USC but changed his mind last month after the Gators won the title. According to recruiting lore, Wilson changed his mind after a pastor told him God wanted him to go to Florida. “I never thought I would have to recruit against God,” a college coach who heard the story joked. Another loss occurred last week when cornerback Donovan Warren of Long Beach Poly selected Michigan. And Marvin Austin, the No. 1-ranked defensive tackle, is expected to select North Carolina today over the Trojans. “I thought they lost on a couple of key guys,” Burton said. “Austin, (quarterback Jimmy) Clausen, McKnight possibly, James Wilson. But some things happened that were not expected that affected them. There’s no way Austin goes to North Carolina if John Bunting is the coach.” USC did earn some late victories. Wide receiver Ronald Johnson of Muskegon, Mich., the No. 8-ranked player in the nation, stunned Michigan by selecting the Trojans on Sunday. And Burton expects wide receiver Ahmad Paige of Sterlington, La., to choose USC over Tennessee today. Duva said even with the losses, he ranks the Trojans’ class as high as anyone else’s. “No other school has that quality. Every pick is a top 250 guy, and more than half are top 100,” Duva said. “Florida and Texas are the top two classes, but I would put USC up against anybody.” The unquestionable gem of the Trojans’ recruiting class is defensive end Everson Griffen of Avondale, Ariz. Griffen is ranked the sixth-best player in the nation by Rivals, and one Pacific-10 Conference coach said Griffen would be ready to play in the NFL next year. The next-highest ranked player is linebacker Chris Galippo of Servite High in Anaheim, who is expected to push middle linebacker Rey Maualuga for playing time. Duva gushed over quarterback Aaron Corp of Orange Lutheran. “Aaron Corp is a Vince Young clone,” he said. Officially, 16 players have said they will commit to USC, but the Trojans are expected to add cornerback Omar Bolden of Colony High in Ontario, although academic issues could influence whether he is eligible. And Carroll is always capable of taking a late surprise that few expected, like last year when he signed safety Alfred Rowe and cornerback Vincent Joseph of Long Beach Poly. USC will not sign a kicker because it was too late to find one after the death of Mario Danelo and academic ineligibility of Troy Van Blarcom. Nebraska kicker Jordan Congdon is expected to transfer to USC for the fall semester but will be forced to sit out a year. Another highly regarded freshman, offensive tackle Martin Coleman from Edison of Huntington Beach, enrolled at USC in January. “It’s a small class, that’s the only thing holding them back,” Duva said. scott.wolf@dailynews.com (818) 713-3607 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! USC’s unrivaled status as a recruiting power will probably take a small hit today, but it’s a significant drop when you consider how easily the Trojans (or Pete Carroll) seem to get whatever player they want. After four years of No. 1 recruiting classes, USC will have to settle for a top-five class today, according to recruiting analysts. That’s nothing to be ashamed of, unless you consider how high the standards are at USC. The Trojans’ final ranking will be influenced by the decision of tailback Joe McKnight of River Ridge, La. McKnight is ranked the No. 1 tailback and No. 2 player in the nation by Rivals. “McKnight is LSU’s to lose but at the same time, he might surprise some people and choose USC,” Burton said. Recruiting analyst Jeff Duva of PrepStar said he thinks McKnight will choose USC. “My gut tells me USC,” Duva said. “I think he’ll shock the recruiting world. That’s a longshot, by the way.” Even if McKnight commits, Florida is expected to be crowned No. 1 in recruiting, just a few weeks after winning the national championship. read more
That’s why they’re hoping to transform the church into something that resembles more of a community centre. “We have Whole Wheat and Honey but we need more places like that in the downtown core,” Mr. Warriner said.If you missed your chance and want to learn more, keep an eye out for the city Canada Day booth during the celebrations on July 1. A significant portion of the action plan is reconfiguring 100 Street and 100 Avenue to tame traffic and improve pedestrian mobility. Joaquin Karakas is a design engineer from Modus Planning and is playing a critical role in the development of the city’s vision.He says an important aspect of the reconfiguration is widening the downtown core and tightening the roads, while still constructing alternative routes for drivers looking to get in and out of Fort St. John. – Advertisement – “What are the alternative route options that will be more convenient for folks who are traveling from, say the airport to the highway, and guess what? There is a pedestrian oriented downtown in the way…We know and acknowledge the importance of vehicle travel in this community…” Karakas goes on to say. “We need to accommodate the car in the downtown in a way that creates easy, convenient access and movement to, from, through and within the downtown, while also creating transportation choice for others; creating a vibrant, attractive and comfortable pedestrian line.” There’s also discussion surrounding the creation of a ‘village street’ on 101 Avenue, as well as linked gathering spaces, both public and private. Karakas acknowledged the need to fill pot holes and maintain snow removal, but says that “does not need to be at the expense of investment.”Advertisement Tony and Sara Warriner from the Evangel Church are also part of the downtown action team. They purchased a lot on 140 – 100 Street in November of 2013, still in the process of a $1,000,000 renovation.They both say they’re excited to play a role in the new pedestrian friendly downtown core.“We don’t plan to just have church on Sunday; we want to fill that building every day of the week,” Mrs. Warriner said. “We want to have kids and families in there and that’s going to really change the dynamic on the street.” Mr. Warriner says the city is lacking ‘3rd places’, referring to your home as the ‘1st place’, work as your ‘2nd place’, and the 3rd being a place where you can interact socially with other community members.Advertisement read more
It was Real Sociedad who had gone 32 without loss in the 1979-80 season, only two away from finishing the then 34-game season as invincibles.But, in the penultimate match, Sevilla snatched a 2-1 win thanks to Ricardo Bertoni´s double, his second an 83rd-minute winner. Sevilla would finish eighth that year, Sociedad second, one point behind Real Madrid.Barca will almost certainly not surrender the league title if history repeats itself this weekend, their 11-point lead over Atletico Madrid surely too wide a gap to close, but they would give up the chance of being the first side to end a 20-team La Liga season unbeaten.They are now three games away from matching Sociedad´s best ever single-season streak and two from equalling that same Sociedad team’s longest run without loss overall, which amounted to 38 games when including the previous season too.After Sevilla, Barcelona play Leganes and Valencia at home, Celta Vigo and Deportivo La Coruna away before hosting Real Madrid on May 6. They then finish at home to Villarreal, away to Levante and at home to Sociedad.This Sevilla, although sixth and set to miss out on Champions League qualification, arguably represent Barcelona’s biggest obstacle in those final nine fixtures.Valencia, who are fourth, and Real, who would certainly revel in scuppering the bid, will offer stern tests but both at least come at the Camp Nou. Barcelona have not lost a league game on their own patch in 19 months.Coach Ernesto Valverde has never attached much significance to the unbeaten streak, preferring to focus his players’ gaze on the title, but as that prize becomes increasingly secure, he might see it as a welcome bonus.“We’re delighted with how things are going and that record says we must be doing something right,” Valverde said in February.– Bettering Guardiola –For his own legacy, it would give him something over Pep Guardiola, who oversaw only one league loss in 2009-10 and then 31 games undefeated in 2010-11, but never ended a season with a zero in the losses column.Fatigue will certainly be a factor, and priorities too.Barcelona and Sevilla both have an opening leg of the Champions League quarter-finals to negotiate next week and, with their fates largely settled in the league, each may choose to rotate.Sevilla are at home to Bayern Munich on Tuesday and Barca host Roma on Wednesday.The Catalans face Valencia three days before the return fixture and, if they progress, Real the weekend after the second leg of the semi-finals. Rotation is inevitable.For now, Lionel Messi is the key concern after he sat out both of Argentina’s friendlies against Italy and Spain over the international break due to a hamstring complaint.“We have to wait until after training,” Valverde said on Friday.“He has a little trouble which we have to take into account. Discomfort is one thing. If this leads to a muscle breakdown it is much more serious.”Goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, meanwhile, is nursing a knee problem picked up on duty with Germany and Sergio Busquets is unlikely to be risked this weekend as he nears recovery from a toe injury.Real have been less damaged by the international fixtures but Zinedine Zidane is also expected to have one eye on Europe when he picks his team to play Las Palmas on Saturday.Flying to Gran Canaria ahead of the trip to Turin for Juventus on Tuesday is not the best of preparations and it is likely those that turn out this weekend may then be left out in Italy.Gareth Bale, snubbed for both of the last 16 legs against Paris Saint-Germain, will be hoping his four goals in two matches for Wales last week has not gone unnoticed.Isco too, after he followed his hat-trick for Spain against Argentina by admitting he does not feel the same confidence at Real as he does with the national team.Elsewhere, Europa League hopefuls Girona are at home to struggling Levante before second-placed Atletico Madrid entertain Deportivo La Coruna and Valencia visit Leganes on Sunday.Fixtures (all times GMT)SaturdayGirona v Levante (1300), Athletic Bilbao v Celta Vigo (1615), Las Palmas v Real Madrid (1830), Sevilla v Barcelona (2045)SundayEspanyol v Alaves (1200), Leganes v Valencia (1615), Eibar v Real Sociedad, Malaga v Villarreal (1830), Atletico Madrid v Deportivo La Coruna (2045)MondayGetafe v Real Betis (2100)0Shares0000(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today) 0Shares0000Lionel Messi is not fully fit as Barcelona head to Sevilla on Saturday looking to extend their unbeaten league run to 30 games © AFP/File / Pau BarrenaMADRID, Spain, Mar 30 – The last time a club was this close to an unbeaten season in La Liga, they came unstuck at Sevilla.Barcelona, with concerns over the fitness of Lionel Messi, travel to the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium on Saturday, looking to extend their own undefeated run this term to 30 league games. read more
LIFFORD 5Km ROAD RACEST JOHNSTON 15th Jan 2012CATEGORY TIME CLUBSenior MenDean Toland 16.35 PB Finn Valley ACMichael Finnegan 17.16 City of DerryDaniel Hannigan 17.35 Lifford ACSenior WomenCatherine Lilburn 19.20 City of DerryGemma Mc Ginty 24.17 Foyle ValleySamantha Wilkinson 24.31 Finn Valley AC Men 40+Humphrey Murphy 17.40 Letterkenny ACGary Mc Gee 17.54 Letterkenny ACMartin Gormley 17.55 Letterkenny ACWomen 40+Isabella Breslin 24.09 Lifford ACRachel Friel 28.26 Lifford ACAudrey Friel 28.34 Lifford ACCATEGORY TIME CLUBJunior MenOrin Mc Dermott 19.33 Finn Valley ACCiaran Meehan 20.34 Lifford ACDarren Gillespie 20.55 Lifford AC Junior WomenAmy Mc Daid 20.18 City of DerryShannon Craig 25.39 Lifford ACNicole cuskelly 25.40 Lifford ACFinn valley athletes who competed were:Cat Name Time PlaceSM Dean Toland 16.35 PB 1M40+ Martin Irwin 18.41 18JM Orin Mc Dermott 19.33 25M40+ Raymond Doherty 19.55 30M40+ Andy Scanlon 20.31 37M40+ Tony Gallagher 21.19 46SM Dwayne Long 22.03 52SM Eunan Scanlon 22.27 57SW Samantha Wilkinson 24.31 79M40+ Adrian Crawford 27.19 102SW Elaine Grant 29.20 118LIFFORD 5K ROAD RACE RESULTS was last modified: January 16th, 2012 by BrendaShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:LIFFORD 5K ROAD RACE read more
Lagan Harps FC News: It was a busy weekend for the club with most of our teams in action. Our u/16 girls were the stars of the weekend when they completed a league and cup double defeating Donegal Town 4-0 in the cup final. After a close fought first half Cian Brogan scored four goals in the scond half to secure the cup. A great all round team performance. The girls are in action again this weekend when they face Glenree Park in the Ulster u/16 cup final. Our ladies team suffered an 8-2 defeat to a very strong Greencastle Fc in the Ulster Junior cup final. Nakita Burke and Caoimhe Walsh were the scorers. Our mens team had a good 4-2 home win over Lifford Celtic in the league. Travis Crawford(2), Mark Hunter and Daniel Clarke were the scorers. Our u/16 boys defeated Castlefin Celtic 2-1 with Nick Mc Laughlin and Eoin O’Connor scoring. Our u/14 boys drew 3-3 with Cappry Rovers with Enda Gallagher(2) and Ciaran Quinn scoring. Our u/12’s had a 4-2 win over Convoy Arsenal with Shay Doherty(2), Dean Rodgers and Max Johnston scoring. In our weekly lotto the numbers drawn were 5,14,17 and 18. Eunan O’Donnell had three numbers and won E50. Next weeks jackpot is E5600. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Isobel Gibson and Christopher Toner. SOCCER: LAGAN HARPS CONTINUE FINE START TO THE SEASON WITH GOOD WIN OVER LIFFORD CELTIC was last modified: September 14th, 2015 by Mark ForkerShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:soccerSport read more