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NIGERIAN SPORTS TODAY
October 10, 2008

• Official Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Website
  
  Medals table
  Schedule
  Olympics blog
   
• Confederation Of African Football

 

• FIFA
   

• FIFA Globalcom Premier League
   

• EYINBA Globalcom Premier League
   

• BasketballTV

 
 

• Siasia swings into academy football
  Olympic silver medal  winner, Coach Samson Siasia is optimistic that the Sia One Soccer Academy, will quicken the development of the game in the country and beyond. Vanguard
   
• WBC title: Peter’s last words
  WORLD Boxing Council, WBC, Heavyweight Champion Samuel Okon Peter rounded off his training for tomorrow’s most significant heavyweight championship fight in years against Vitali Klitschko with...Vanguard
   
• 2010 World Cup/Nations Cup Qualifier: Scolari pleaded for Mikel’s omission - Amodu
  SUPER Eagles head coach, Shaibu Amodu has revealed that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) excused Chelsea midfielder, John Obi Mikel, from tomorrow's 2010 World Cup/Nations Cup qualifier Tribune
   
• ‘Mabo remains with Falcons’
  Ismaila Mabo was not affected in the coaching changes at Nigeria’s women national team, the Super Falcons. A member of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) women football department told KickOffNigeria.com under the condition of anonymity that Mabo still remains at Team Coordinator. Tribune
   
• It’s victory or nothing –Kanu
  The national team, Super Eagles, will not compromise their desire to pick three points in tomorrow’s FIFA World Cup/African Nations Cup qualifying match against Sierra Leone, says team skipper, Nwankwo Kanu| The Sun
   
• OLYMPIC EAGLES ON TRIAL
  The stage is now set for Olympic Eagles to justify all the noise about their inclusion in the Super Eagles World/Nations Cup qualifier against Leone Stars at the Abuja National Stadium tomorrow.| The Sun
   
• Kimanzi slams foreign coaches
  Kenya coach Francis Kimanzi believes that his current success adds weight to the argument that foreign coaches do not help African football. BBC