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Real Madrid vs Bercelona.

Another historic match to be played by Real Madrid and Bercelona. It is widespresad knowledge that these two teams are arguably the best in the Spanish league with Real Madrid having; C. Ronaldo and Bercelona having Lionel Mess, it promises to be an entertaining match. Will C. Ronaldo out shine Messi in this match to prove he deserves his World best player Award? or will Lionel Messi prove he is still the only 4 time consecutive world best player award?
what are your predictions?

BAFANA AND ORLANDO PIRATES' FIRST CHOICE GOAL KEEPER SHOT DEAD.

Orlando Pirates' first choice goalkeeper and captain of South Africa's national team, Senzo Meyiwa was shot to death on Sunday evening in Vosloorus, South Africa.
The precise details of the incident have not yet been fully confirmed, but the South African Police Service (SAPS) has  confirmed the tragic death of the South African international.
Meyiwa captained Bafana during the recent 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifying matches against Congo, Nigeria and Sudan, taking over the skipper's armband in the absence of Kaizer Chiefs' Itumeleng Khune. 
According to the police, the 27-year-old player was pronounced dead upon arriving at a hospital in Gauteng's East Rand.
The talented goalkeeper played his final match for the Soweto giants on Saturday, 25 October, helping his side to reach the semi-finals of the Telkom Knockout tournament with a 4-1 victory over Ajax Cape Town at the Orlando Stadium. 
Meyiwa's contribution to the national team has been immense in the Afcon qualifiers, with Bafana yet to concede a goal after four games while topping their table ahead of Sudan, defending champions Nigeria and Congo.

Pirates Chairman Dr Irvin Khoza tweeted, "This is a sad loss to Senzo's family especially his children, to Orlando Pirates & the nation.

KESHI WILL RETURN SAYS GIWA

Chris Giwa the factional president of the Nigeria Football Federation, has states that his interest to cooperate with football stakeholders and bring peace to the country’s game.
Giwa stormed the NFF Secretariat in Abuja on Monday, alongside 1st Vice President Obinna Ogba, board members; Sani Fema and Yahaya Adama and after a short meeting with his board members in one of the staff offices of the Glass House, addressed journalists.
He stated that he made attempts to wave the olive branch to Amaju Pinnick, the Fifa-recognized NFF president whose election has now been annuled by the court, and other stakeholders even before the September 30 election, but he complained that his effort met stiff resistance.
He also doused tensions that Fifa was ready to slam a ban on Nigerian football and assured that it won’t happen at the end of the day. in his own words;
“Wherever there is misunderstanding, there should be room for reconciliation. Whether you like it or not, in a process like this, there will be persons who will be aggrieved and they will be people who are pleased with it. The only way Nigerian football can move forward is for us to get ourselves together as one family,...I believe that things will normalize very soon. I won’t be part of what will jeopardize the interest of Nigerians. In a family, there are always senior and junior brothers. And by the grace of God as long as this issue is concerned, Giwa remains the elder brother.
“I don’t have any problem with any member of the football family. So if there are issues to be settled, it is not between me and Pinnick. It is for all the football family to come together and sought things out. When we begin to take things personal, the problem will still remain there,” he said.
He also disclosed that he had earlier agreed to drop his ambition in the interest of Nigerian football but gave the condition that if the election of September 30was to take place it must not be in Warri, Delta State but in a neutral place which was not harkened to.
On the recent sack of coach Stephen Keshi and the Super Eagles technical crew, Giwa insisted: “In our board meeting last week Thursday, we all agreed that the technical crew headed by Keshi remains in charge. So any other release coming outside that for now should not be accepted by Nigerians.
“It is not an issue of Keshi or Shaibu Amodu but the issue is that Nigeria should qualify for the next Nations Cup. All that Keshi needs now is for him to have support from us. If you are telling someone who started a process to go, I don’t think whoever you are bringing here has any role to play.
“I have spoken to Keshi and we are hopeful that by tomorrow or next, we should have him on ground,” Giwa disclosed.
Nigeria need to put aside internal wranglings if they are to defend their title at next year's Africa Cup of Nations.
The Super Eagles are third in qualifying Group A behind South Africa and Congo but ahead of Sudan. They will play Congo in Pointe Noire on November 15 before playing host to South Africa in Uyo on November 19.