Man City ban from champions league for 2 years

Manchester city has been banned for European football for two years following a breach of rules. Uefa claimed that Man city commited serious breaches of Uefa's club licensing and fair play.
This decision by Uefa was made after it was said that Manchester city failed to co-operate during investigations being carried out.
Manchester city was banned because of
"overstating its sponsorship revenue in its accounts and in the break-even information submitted to Uefa between 2012 and 2016", adding that the club "failed to cooperate in the investigation".
Manchester City has hereby expressed their frustration as they said they were disappointed by the decision but were clearly not surprised at all. They have hereby said they would appeal to uplift the ban. The reigning premier league champions have also been fined 30m euros

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i'd rather lose than to win games with mourinho-chelsea player.

he turmoil at Chelsea has taken a different twist,
after a first-team player said he would rather lose
than win for coach Jose Mourinho.
According to BBC Radio 5 Live’s Garry Richardson
who made the claim, Mourinho’s relationship with
many of the players has collapsed beyond repair.
“Let me tell you what I know on the Chelsea story.
My information comes from a Chelsea first team
player,” he said on Sunday morning’s Sportsweek.
“The information was actually passed to me by a
football contact.
“I was told that Jose Mourinho’s relationship with
many of his players is at rock bottom.
“I was told they’re fed up with the way he’s been
dealing with some of them. They’re fed up with his
outbursts. I was told that his relationship
particularly with Eden Hazard was under immense
strain”, he disclosed.
The Blues are stuck in 15th place in the Premier
League, after they were beaten 3-1 by Liverpool on
Saturday.

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man utd win,cristiano Ronaldo hits 500 carrier goals,weds champions league scores .

The two Manchester teams won their UEFA
Champions League fixtures on Wednesday, to
provide England with some respite this week.
United battled back from Daniel Caligiuri’s 4th
minute opener, to win 2-1 at Old Trafford, thanks
to a Juan Mata penalty and Chris Smalling’s smart
finish.
In Germany, City also came from a goal down to
win 2-1 away to Borussia Moenchengladbach. Lars
Stindl opened scoring for the home side, but
Andreas Christensen’s own goal levelled the game.
Sergio Aguero then converted a late penalty, to
give Manuel Pellegrini’s men all three points.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 500th and 501st
goals of his career, as Real Madrid defeated 10-
man Malmo 2-0.
PSG hammered Shakhtar Donestsk 3-0, FC Astana
drew 2-2 with Galatasaray, Juventus beat Sevilla
2-0, while Benfica won 2-1 at Atletico Madrid.

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'Examplary' mario Ballotelli set for milan start

Mario Balotelli could make his first start since
returning to AC Milan as the Rossoneri travel to
Udinese on Tuesday looking to build on their gutsy
3-2 win over Palermo at the weekend.
Balotelli re-joined Milan on a season-long loan
deal last month after a disastrous year with
Liverpool, whom he joined in the summer of 2014
following a mitigated 18 months at the San Siro.
The 25-year-old has made two appearances so far
for Sinisa Mihajlovic’s side, coming off the bench
in the second half in the 1-0 derby defeat to Inter
Milan and then against Palermo on Saturday when
fellow striker Carlos Bacca hit a brace in a 3-2
victory over the Sicilians.
With Slovakian midfielder Juraj Kucka and defender
Ignazio Abate joining Milan’s growing casualty list,
Mihajlovic said on Monday he is set to ring the
changes for a trip north which he labelled
“difficult”.
That means Balotelli, who was ordered to adhere
to a strict list of rules by the Italian giants upon
his arrival last month, could start for Milan.
Despite having his driving licence suspended last
month for speeding in his Lamborghini at 90 km/h
in a 50 km/h zone, the striker has satisfied
Mihajlovic with his “exemplary” behaviour “on and
off the pitch”.
“Balotelli could start, but I haven’t decided yet.
There will be a few changes but I want to keep as
many of my regulars as possible,” said the
Serbian.
Asked if he thought Balotelli had changed,
Mihajlovic added: “I don’t know what he was like
before, I knew him when he was a 17-year-old at
Inter and now he’s 25.
“All I knew was what I read in the newspapers and
what I saw him do when he was playing. Up until
now, he’s been exemplary on and off the pitch.
“I can’t fault his behaviour, although I always
impress on him to improve.”
After failing to qualify for Europe this season,
seven-time European champions Milan are
desperate to turn their ailing fortunes around,
although the Rossoneri have won only two of their
four games so far.
With three goals in four matches it has been a
positive start for Bacca, but Mihajlovic warned the
Colombian striker not to rest on his laurels and
ordered Milan’s defence, having conceded six
times already, to plug the holes.
“I’m very demanding with myself and my players.
I’m never satisfied,” added Mihajlovic. “Bacca has
scored three goals, but he could have had more.”
He added: “Tomorrow our objective is to not
concede any goals. We know the areas in which
we need to improve.”

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Benue state polytechnic ugbokolo rector's cup 2015 starts today.

Benue state polytechnic ugbokolo rector's cup starts today,14-09-2015.The opening ceremony is between business study's administration vs Accounting
Kick off time,5pm

I just caught up with the captain of Accounting,see our conversation below.

Admin-afternoon sir.

Captain -afternoon dear.

Admin - I can see you guys are preparing hard for the match,what's going on in your camp?

Captain - Thanks,we have been training hard for the past two weeks now because we know that the business administration department team is very good,they are also a very tough opponent.we have to prepare very hard to be able to overcome them.

Admin- you believe you guys can defeat them today?

Captain - yes we can,we just have to believe in ourselves,be a tough opponent,be confident and focus in the game,believe me if we do,we will come out victorious today.

Admin - thanks for your time,I wish you and your team the best.

Captain -thank you sir.

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Official:De Gea new contract with manchester united

The Spain goalkeeper was expected to move to

Real Madrid this summer but, following the bizarre

breakdown of his transfer, has now signed fresh

terms at Old Trafford

David de Gea has signed a new four-year contract

with Manchester United, with the option to extend

for a further year.

The 24-year-old Spain international, who arrived

from Atletico Madrid in 2011 was expected to seal

a return move to La Liga to join rival Real Madrid

this summer.

However, following the move collapsing on transfer

deadline day due to documents arriving late, De

Gea has opted to sign fresh terms at the Premier

League club.

David De Gea has signed a new four-year

contract at #mufc with an option to extend

for a further year. pic.twitter.com/

Z3JuQOaNEi

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) September

11, 2015

"I am delighted to be starting this new chapter in

my United career," said De Gea.

"I have always enjoyed playing with these great

players in front of our fantastic fans. Manchester

United is a special club and Old Trafford is an

ideal place for me to continue to develop my

career.

"I'm looking forward to putting a difficult summer

behind me and concentrating on working hard to

improve and help my teammates to be

successful."

I feel proud to announce that I'll continue

with you and @manutd. Thanks for your

unconditional support! pic.twitter.com/

I6J7XGHKe2

— David De Gea (@D_DeGea) September 11,

2015

United manager Louis van Gaal, who has opted to

play Argentina's Sergio Romero ahead of De Gea in

all four of his side's league games this year,

expects last season's first-choice stopper to enjoy

a lengthy career with the club.

"I am absolutely delighted David has signed a new

contract," the Dutchman enthused. "He is one of

the best goalkeepers in world football. I am very

pleased that he will be part of the team for many

years to come.

"David made a very important contribution to our

performance last season and he has been the

club's Player of the Year for the last two seasons.

"He is a popular player who is keen to learn and

enhance his game. At such a young age for a

goalkeeper, he has many years ahead of him."

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