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After treating them to a hearty meal in a spacious dining room adorned with sleek furniture and other entrapments of riches, Shamiso was surprised to find her sisters gone when she emerged from the scullery.It’s derby time once again
PARIS. — Manchester United meet Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium tomorrow for the first time since the Sky Blues dethroned their neighbours to win the English Premier League soccer title and their first top-flight crown in 44 years.Messi returns tomorrow
MADRID. — Lionel Messi could yet be available for Barcelona at Real Betis tomorrow, despite being stretchered off the field against Benfica in the Champions League soccer.Battle of Manchester Part One
LONDON. — Sir Alex Ferguson lit the fuse on a potentially explosive showdown with Manchester City as the Manchester United manager claimed a victory at Eastlands would be one of his club’s greatest ever results.It took a non-aligned Kenyan journalist, at a time of turmoil for us, to see the beauty and promise that our football holds
“Zimbabwe is a country that has been portrayed in very bad light by a lot of media houses but my experience gave me a totally different insight. Having visited the country twice, in the past month, I can say I fell in love with the country. I still see a bright future for Zimbabwe football, which is growing, and is definitely one of the best in Africa now.”
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