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Nike to launch high-tech hijab for female Muslim athletes

Nike Inc will launch a hijab for female Muslim athletes early next year, becoming the first major sports apparel maker to offer a traditional Islamic head scarf designed specifically for competition, the company said on Wednesday.

Barcelona stun PSG in a dramatic UCL win

Barcelona made Champions League history by becoming the first team to overturn a first-leg 4-0 deficit as they knocked out Paris St-Germain to reach...

Zimbabwe FA chairman threatens Caf with legal action

Zimbabwe FA chairman Phillip Chiyangwa has escalated his war of words with the Confederation of African Football (Caf) by threatening legal action against both...

European campaign starts after Rostov for Mourinho

Manchester United will start thinking "really seriously" about the Europa League should they eliminate Russian side Rostov and advance to the quarter-finals, manager Jose...

Angola appoint Brazilian Bianchi as coach

Angola have appointed named Brazil's Roberto Bianchi as their new coach, the football federation said on Wednesday.

FIFA equality conference plans way forward for women football

World football governing body FIFA is committed to tend the stereotypes that women footballs face around the world.

Sebastien Migne appointed Congo coach

Frenchman Sebastien Migne has replaced compatriot Pierre Lechantre as coach of Congo Brazzaville.

Bayern crush dispirited Arsenal 10-2 on aggregate

For an hour Arsenal were at least salvaging some pride against Bayern Munich, then the ceiling came crashing down as they exited the Champions League last 16 on Tuesday with a matching pair of 5-1 defeats against the merciless Bundesliga giants.

Lamine Diack “taken hostage” in France

Papa Massata Diack, one of the sons of former IAAF president Lamine Diack has accused the French justice system for “taking his father hostage” in a bid to psychologically break him.

Frankie Fredericks quits taskforce role over corruption claim

Four-time Olympic silver medalist Frankie Fredericks has stepped down from a key role at athletics' world governing body after corruption claims.

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