FORMER CONCACAF chief and FIFA vice-president Jeffrey Webb has been banned from all football-related activities for life by FIFA’s independent Ethics Committee.Webb pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering

By Tamica Garnett THE National Sports Commission (NSC) will be shelling out just over $2.8M annually for the next four years in assistance towards scholarships awarded to University of

By Rajiv Bisnauth SET 148 for victory, Upper Corentyne closed the penultimate day of their third round game against Lower Corentyne on 25-2 in the Jaguars Franchise League Three-day

CYCLE coach Hassan Mohamed will conduct the 16th Annua1 DeSinco Trading 11-race cycle programme under the company’s Degree brand today around the inner circuit of the National Park commencing

By Ras Wadada THE Guyana Beach Football Association (GBFA) will tomorrow begin preparations for next year’s CONCACAF Beach World Cup Preliminary football competition to be staged from January 29

IMPROVED weather conditions have resulted in the resumption of the NAMILCO-sponsored countrywide Under-17 football tournament on the Essequibo Coast.One game is set for today with Dartmouth Dominators FC taking

TILLAKARATNE Dilshan’s illustrious international career ended on a losing note as Australia beat Sri Lanka by four wickets in Colombo, despite a dramatic late collapse, to complete a 2-0

(REUTERS) – Jamaica’s double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson confirmed her sprint queen status with an emphatic 100 metres victory yesterday at a season-ending Diamond League meeting packed with gold

By Brian Homewood ZURICH, (Reuters) – Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and ex-secretary general Jerome Valcke, already banned from football for ethics violations, are facing a fresh investigation over

Man City more dangerous without Aguero, says Mourinho By Martyn Herman LONDON, England (Reuters) – Jose Mourinho believes Manchester City could be a more difficult proposition without suspended Sergio