Sunday, 20 December 2015

Watford 3-0 Liverpool: Ighalo double sinks Liverpool

Two goals from Odion Ighalo helped to give Watford an impressive 3-0 win over Liverpool at Vicarage Road on Sunday, their fourth consecutive Premier League triumph.

A dreadful mistake from Adam Bogdan, who was replacing the injured Simon Mignolet in Liverpool's goal, allowed Nathan Ake to score a simple opener.

Ighalo, who now has 12 Premier League goals this season, netted shortly after with a neat finish before sealing the victory with a header five minutes from time to pile on the misery for the visitors, who never looked like launching a comeback.

The convincing win puts in-form Watford within one point of Tottenham in fourth place, while Liverpool remain ninth and have now won only three of nine league games since Jurgen Klopp took charge after a poor performance.

Liverpool made four alterations to their team as Bogdan, Roberto Firmino, Lucas Leiva and Mamadou Sakho came in for injured trio Dejan Lovren, Mignolet and James Milner, while Christian Benteke dropped to the bench.

{FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP}- Barcelona wins 2015 Cup


River Plate 0-3 Barcelona: Suarez hits double as Barca win FIFTH trophy of 2015    FC Barcelona has won the 2015 edition of the FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP by confidently defeating River Plate 3-0 in the final in Japan


By this feat Barca may finish 2015 ranked as the best club in the world. Luis Suarez concluded his mastery of the Club World Cup as his double saw Barcelona collecting their third global crown with the 3-0 victory and their fifth trophy in 2015

The Sun Newspaper returns N9m compensation it received to NPAN - $2.1m arms deal

The Sun Newspaper returns N9m compensation it received to NPAN - $2.1m arms deal
The Sun Newspaper announced yesterday that they have returned the N9million compensation it received from the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria (NPAN), given to them from the office of the embattled former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.

The money was compensation given to some newspaper houses whose offices were raided by the military last year. 

In a statement signed by the Sun Managing Director/Editor-in- Chief, Mr. Eric Osagie, the paper said it took the decision to return the money following the controversy it has since generated. Their statement after the cut...

El-Rufai says Shiite leader El-Zakzaky will pay for crimes committed

Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, says Shiite leader, Sheikh El-Zakzaky will pay for crimes he may have committed. He said this yesterday after the Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF), meeting in the state. He told reporters;
"The leader of the movement is in custody, he will be prosecuted for any crimes that he may have committed. But that is the decision for the federal authorities.