Football

One of Cameroon’s youngest media gurus and publisher of Cameroon’s English Language Daily, Municipal Updates, as well…

HRM Nfon Mukete IV Ekoko hands medal to outstanding young footballer Bolo FC of Konye have emerged…

Ahead of the 2022 football season in the Southwest Region, Regional top dogs Cinyodev FA are putting hands-on-deck to get a formidable squad.
With Coach Ndip Bernard Ntui at the helm of the technical staff assisted by Karawa Ephesians, Sammy Mbuakoto as Team Manager, and the club having as el supremo Ndazeh Valery.

Orange Cameroon’s Communication Officer, Edwin Eselem, has reignited solidarity among the people of Wotutu, a crisis-hit community near the city of Limbe, by organising a solidarity football competition that is rallying dozens of natives at the Catholic School Field, Wotutu.

However, it was a substitute, Marius Aboue who grabbed the spotlight with a series of dazzling performances and no-look passes. The ball at his feet drew roars from the crowd as supporters called him “the blind pass man”.
In the last few minutes of the game, the fans will scream at his teammates to give him the ball and Marius will receive to dazzle or pass the ball without looking.

Buea-based legal mind, Barrister Edward Lyonga Ewule, has compelled a Romanian football club into paying over FCFA 6.2 million dues owed Cameroonian professional footballer, Robert Ndip Tambe, after a persistent legal battle.
The erstwhile striker of the Romanian CFR Club, Robert Ndip Tambe, whose contract was terminated by mutual consent in 2020, has been on a protracted legal battle with the club over incomplete settlement.

On Wednesday, July 28, the Limbe Centenary Stadium played host to Continental FA and EEMSA of Tiko in Match Day two of the South West Mini Interpool.
The game seemed dull in the first 45 minutes, although the sun smiled down on the green turf with very few chances and misplaced passes.

Buea United on Wednesday, July 28 went head to head with Best Stars Academy in a must-win day two match at the Limbe Centenary Stadium.

Friday, March, 19, saw the complete draws of the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland. The African players still in the competition now know their opponents.

On Saturday, the Intermediate Lions of Cameroon will take on Zimbabwe in the opening match of the 2021 African Nations Championship dubbed CHAN.
The match to be staged at the Ahmadou Ahidjo stadium is expected bring together the continent’s football house as well other stakeholders in and out of the continent.