Man Utd sack manager Erik Ten Hag
Manchester United has sacked manager Erik ten Hag following the club’s poor start to the season. Ten Hag’s final game was Sunday’s 2-1 defeat at West Ham that left the club 14th in the Premier... read more
The Masters 2014: Augusta a steep learning curve – Justin Rose
England’s Justin Rose has warned Masters debutants they face a steep learning curve at Augusta National when the tournament starts on Thursday. Ryder Cup hopefuls Stephen Gallacher, Victor... read more
Sports Ministry calls for media collaboration on lesser known sports
The ministry of Youth and Sports has called for media collaboration towards the promotion of lesser known sports. Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports, Joseph Yammin, who made the call said... read more
"Transfer ban is an injustice"-Barca President
Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu says the transfer ban handed to the Spanish club by Fifa is an “injustice”. The Catalan club cannot buy players until the summer of 2015 after the... read more
“Transfer ban is an injustice”-Barca President
Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu says the transfer ban handed to the Spanish club by Fifa is an “injustice”. The Catalan club cannot buy players until the summer of 2015 after the... read more
Sunderland fined for fielding ineligible player
Sunderland have been fined by the Premier League after they fielded an ineligible player in four league matches earlier in the season. Striker Ji Dong-Won, 22, played against Fulham, Southampton,... read more
Michael Essien out injured for two weeks
Ghana midfielder Michael Essien has been ruled out of action for two weeks after injuring his right thigh in training. This comes days after Sulley Muntari was confirmed to have been injured by the... read more
Deputy Sports Minister urges journalists to promote local content
Sports journalists in Ghana have been urged to pay attention to other sports on their media. Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports, Joseph Yammin who made the call also called for the promotion of... read more