FIFA U-17 Update Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009
Show of shame in Enugu
Who owns Greenfields? Is it true that a top non-African member of FIFA is strongly connected to the company which was awarded the contract to lay the artificial turf at the Enugu Stadium? READ FULL STORY
Costa Rica at home In Enugu
The Costa Rican U-17 team that is participating in ongoing FIFA World Championship at the Enugu centre is fully at home in the coal city as stated by the leader of the delegation of the Central American country, Victor Alfaro Gonzalez. READ FULL STORY
Gambia Lose, Burkina Draw at U-17
African champions Gambia suffered their second defeat at the U-17 World Cup after going down 2-1 to the Netherlands on Wednesday in Nigeria. READ FULL STORY
SECOND CHANCE
U.S. vs. Malawi in U-17 World Cup
The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team will try to make up lost ground in the FIFA U-17 World Cup as it takes on Malawi on Thursday at 4 p.m. local time (11 a.m. ET) in Kano, Nigeria (ESPNU). READ FULL STORY
Who owns Greenfields? Is it true that a top non-African member of FIFA is strongly connected to the company which was awarded the contract to lay the artificial turf at the Enugu Stadium? READ FULL STORY
Costa Rica at home In Enugu
The Costa Rican U-17 team that is participating in ongoing FIFA World Championship at the Enugu centre is fully at home in the coal city as stated by the leader of the delegation of the Central American country, Victor Alfaro Gonzalez. READ FULL STORY
Gambia Lose, Burkina Draw at U-17
African champions Gambia suffered their second defeat at the U-17 World Cup after going down 2-1 to the Netherlands on Wednesday in Nigeria. READ FULL STORY
SECOND CHANCE
U.S. vs. Malawi in U-17 World Cup
The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team will try to make up lost ground in the FIFA U-17 World Cup as it takes on Malawi on Thursday at 4 p.m. local time (11 a.m. ET) in Kano, Nigeria (ESPNU). READ FULL STORY
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