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 Action during last night’s Back Circle Stallions’ (Team Guyana) 2-nil victory over St Vincent in their third match of the three-night inaugural Guinness Caribbean Street Football Challenge  at the National Park tarmac.(Orlando Charles photo)
Action during last night’s Back Circle Stallions’ (Team Guyana) 2-nil victory over St Vincent in their third match of the three-night inaugural Guinness Caribbean Street Football Challenge at the National Park tarmac.(Orlando Charles photo)

Back Circle Stallions keeps on rolling

By Emmerson Campbell Three games, three wins, eight scored goals, no problem.

Germany’s Sami Khedira (L) celebrates after scoring a goal past Greece’s goalkeeper Michalis Sifakis during their Euro 2012 quarter-final soccer match at the PGE Arena in Gdansk yesterday. (Reuters photo)
Germany’s Sami Khedira (L) celebrates after scoring a goal past Greece’s goalkeeper Michalis Sifakis during their Euro 2012 quarter-final soccer match at the PGE Arena in Gdansk yesterday. (Reuters photo)

Germany rubs salt in Greek wounds with soccer defeat

ATHENS/GDANSK, (Reuters) – Germany humiliated Greece in the Euro 2012 soccer tournament yesterday, rubbing salt in the wounds of a nation reeling from a dire economic crisis which many blame on Berlin.

     Tillakartne Dilshan
Tillakartne Dilshan

Dilshan, Sangakkara tons put Lanka on top

GALLE, Sri Lanka,  (Reuters) – Tillakaratne Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara struck fluent centuries as the Sri Lankan top order punished Pakistan’s wayward bowlers on the opening day of the first test yesterday.

Rain ends Windies hopes of redemption

LEEDS, England,  CMC – West Indies’ quest to salvage pride from a wretched One-Day International series ended in disappointment when persistent rain washed out the third and final game, without a ball bowled here yesterday.

WORLD CHAMPS! The Miami Heat celebrate their second NBA title with MVP LeBron James at extreme left.

A ‘King’ is crowned!

Says Donald Duff “Not one, not two, not three….”  With those famous words basketball superstar LeBron James, in promising to win multiple NBA titles for the Miami Heat, created a burden of expectations for himself and for the Heat basketball fans who had seen their franchise win only once before in 2006 after being formed in 1988 so huge that he had difficulty in fulfilling it.

The national 15’s rugby team going through a training session yesterday ahead of their final NACRA 2015 RWC 15s regional qualifier match against Bermuda today.

Guyana Jaguars hunt Bermuda prey

By Emmerson Campbell The Guyana Jaguars will be hunting a victory today when they tackle regional powerhouse, Bermuda in the final NACRA 2015 RWC 15s regional qualifier match in Bermuda.

NCBL match postponed

The much anticipated semifinal match-up between Western Union Plaisance/Vryheids Lust and Wismar in the National Community Basketball League (NCBL) which was schedule for today will have to wait a little longer as the game was postponed.

Dwayne Bravo

Bravo fined by ICC after criticizing umpires

LONDON, England, CMC – West Indies vice-captain Dwayne Bravo has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee by the International Cricket Council for criticizing the umpires after Chris Gayle was controversially given out during the second One-Day International on Tuesday.

Tony Parker

NBA player sues club where Brown and Drake brawled

NEW YORK, (Reuters) – San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker is seeking up to $20 million in damages from a New York City nightclub for injuries he says he sustained when a fight erupted between friends of singers Chris Brown and Drake.

Rudolph Fraser (right) going hard against the pads of his trainer Wincel Thomas at the Forgotten Youth Foundation (FYF) gym yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Fraser: Dharry probably scared of me

By Emmerson Campbell “I am his stumbling block, he got some issues with accepting the fight, and I can’t say if he’s scared or not but I was confident on giving him a thrashing, He not confident of beating me, here is a big full stop and a question mark also because what is the reason he doesn’t want to fight me”?

Daniel Favourite eludes an Antiguan defender (number seven) to score one of his two goals which aided in Back Circle Stallions’ (Team Guyana) 5- nil victory in their opening match of the Guinness Caribbean Street Football Challenge last night at the National Park tarmac. (Orlando Charles photo)

Local boys trample Antigua in street football

By Emmerson Campbell Back Circle Stallions (Team Guyana) trampled Team Antigua 5 goals to nil in their opening match of the three-night inaugural Guinness Caribbean Street Football Challenge last night at the National Park tarmac.

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