Former China soccer head jailed for life after corruption crackdownBEIJING: A former chief of China’s soccer association has been sentenced to life in prison for accepting more than $10 million in bribes, state media reported on Tuesday, following one of the biggest anti-corruption probes in the sport in years.
Pan Gon proud despite Harimau Malaya’s mediocre performanceKUALA LUMPUR: Coach Kim Pan Gon believes Harimau Malaya still have a chance of qualifying for the third round of the World Cup qualifiers despite the 2-0 home defeat to Oman today.
Harimau’s World Cup dream in tatters after Oman defeatKUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia must now win their final two matches in the World Cup qualifiers to safely reach the third round following a 2-0 defeat to Oman at the National Stadium here today.
Pitch at National Stadium looks OKKUALA LUMPUR: The pitch at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil looks ‘OK’ ahead of tonight's World Cup Group D qualifier between Malaysia and Oman.
Critics don’t know what they are talking about – Joo NganKUALA LUMPUR: Kuala Lumpur Cycling Association (KLCA) coach Datuk Ng Joo Ngan rubbished claims by parents of his former charges that his training methods are outdated.
Former China football chief given life sentence for ‘huge’ briberyBEIJING: The former chairman of the Chinese Football Association has been sentenced to life in prison for accepting bribes worth US$11 million, state media said Tuesday, as a string of sports officials were jailed for corruption.
Zverev dumps Eubanks out to reach last 16 at Miami OpenGerman fourth seed Alexander Zverev showed his quality to escape a tight first set en route to a 7-6(4) 6-3 win over Christopher Eubanks at the Miami Open on Monday to set up a fourth-round clash with Russia’s Karen Khachanov.
Hannah Yeoh responds to Oman coach’s startling claimKUALA LUMPUR: Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh has cleared the air on the claim by Oman head coach Jaroslav Silhavy that his team were not allowed to train at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil this evening.
Joo Ngan not racist, says HarrifKUALA LUMPUR: National cyclist Harrif Saleh considers coach Datuk Ng Joo Ngan to be akin to his own father in the world of cycling.
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