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 ​Brazilian striker, Neymar has just been unveiled by Paris Saint-Germain following his £198million move from Barcelona. The striker who sealed a five-year contract deal with the French club, will earn a weekly pay of £500,000 (£26 million a year).   ‘Being a star did not impact my decision, it is down to me wanting to find a new challenge. I am looking for something new. This is what PSG want, and they deserve it. ‘I leave a lot of very good friends behind, but that’s football. You make friends wherever you go, and that’s the main thing. It was the right time to leave and look for something different. Being the most expensive player is not a burden, I am happy. ‘I spoke with Brazilian players here at PSG, and they were happy for me to be here. I feel like I am at home already. ‘Two days ago I informed the coach, he was the first to know, I respect the club and the coach. I am very happy with my decision, I am excited.’ Hundreds of fans of the football ...

If you're from South East Asia, I believe many of you might have heard about the story of the amazing 3 young graduates soccer punters. In the month between July and August 2008.  The Elite English Premier League, Spain Primera, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga came to rest until a new season begin in late August and early september. Other minor European minor league such as sweden Allsvenskan, Norway Tippeligaen, Finland Veikkausliga,  Ireland Eircom Premier and other leagues season including Japan League and Brazilian League were just underway. Although the minor leagues are not branded as 'Elite' as the major league soccer competition, the high wagering stake transacted for Asian Bookmakers are many times more than that of European Bookmakers. Three young punters age between 24-26 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia whacked the Asian based underground bookies more than $3 million in just 2 months. Click here to Find out the Soccer Betting Secret on How they did it? Click he...

Former Zambia coach, Herve Renard has told the Chipolopolos to forget the 2018 World Cup group B contest as they are no match for Nigeria, Algeria and Cameroon. Renard who is now Morocco’s coach stated that he does not see Zambia making any impact in the group. They have already lost a match at home to the Super Eagles. “Zambia has had a lot of talents and will have talents  for a long time to come. If you have to achieve something at international level, you need team spirit but we need to start a new process of rebuilding the national team,” Renard told the Post of Zambia. “It will take some time. The next target should not be to qualify to the next World Cup. You need time to rebuild something very strong, build a strong team. People are sometimes not patient, but they should be patient; the talent is here, the skill is here too, so what we need is to start all over. “I saw their (Chipolo-polo) game against Nigeria and they played well in the second half but they were down 2...

The Gunners striker has revealed he attempted to lure his France team-mate to the Emirates Stadium before he eventually switched to bitter rivals Tottenham instead Olivier Giroud has revealed he tried to convince France team-mate Moussa Sissoko to join Arsenal before he eventually moved to their north London rivals Tottenham. Sissoko signed for Tottenham on transfer deadline day in a deal worth a reported £30m, having initially appeared set for a switch to fellow Premier League outfit Everton from Newcastle United. The 27-year-old had previously expressed a desire to seal a move to Arsenal in the past and Giroud has since confirmed he spoke with the midfielder regarding a move to the Emirates Stadium. "I told him to give Arsenal the priority. It's true it was special denouement. Until the end he didn't know what he'll do," Giroud said. "It's good for him. I think it was quite a long month for him so it's good that something could have happened ...

Men's Olympic Football Results What is the Share This service? Explore the Men's Results Brazil 0 Iraq 0 Japan 2 Colombia 2 Denmark 1 South Africa 0 Sweden 0 Nigeria 1 Fiji 1 Mexico 5 Germany 3 South Korea 3 Honduras 1 Portugal 2 Argentina 2 Algeria 1 Nigeria 5 Japan 4 Fiji 0 South Korea 8 Iraq 0 Denmark 0 Brazil 0 South Africa 0 Sweden 2 Colombia 2 Mexico 2 Germany 2 Honduras 3 Algeria 2 Portugal 2 Argentina 0 MON 8 AUG SUN 7 AUG FRI 5 AUG THU 4 AUG

Men's Olympic Football Results Olympic Football August 2016 Please note: All times UK. Fixtures are subject to change. FT Brazil 0 Iraq 0 Japan 2 Colombia 2 Denmark 1 South Africa 0 Sweden 0 Nigeria 1 Fiji 1 Mexico 5 Germany 3 South Korea 3 Honduras 1 Portugal 2 Argentina 2 Algeria 1 Nigeria 5 Japan 4 Fiji 0 South Korea 8 Iraq 0 Denmark 0 Brazil 0 South Africa 0 Sweden 2 Colombia 2 Mexico 2 Germany 2 Honduras 3 Algeria 2 Portugal 2 Argentina 0

In the first match of Group B play on Match Day 2, Nigeria defeated Sweden 1-0. Nigeria started on the front foot, holding possession and putting pressure on Sweden’s defense. Nigeria almost took the lead as forward Sadiq Umar gotin on goal against Swedish goalkeeper Andreas Linde, but the keeper was up to the challenge. In the 23rd minute Sweden had its best scoring opportunities of the first half as Mikael Ishak made a run behind Nigeria’s backline, but his volley attempt went wide of the goal. Sweden had few chances the rest of the half as Nigeria established control in the match. Nigeria’s Oghenekaro Etebo, who had four goals in his team’s first Olympic match, had a golden opportunity in the 36th minute. Imoh Ezekiel found Etebo wide open in the box, but he sent his header just over the crossbar. Just a few minutes later Umar put Nigeria in front. Stanley Amuzie sent in a curling cross to Umar who placed his header past Linde. Early on in the second half Swede...