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January 26, 2021 Lebron James Becomes Oldest Laker Player Kobe Bryant

Lebron James Becomes Oldest Laker Player Kobe Bryant

LEBRON JAMES became the oldest LA Lakers player to score 40 points in a single game since KOBE BRYANT's farewell appearance in 2016 as the Lakers beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 115-108.

The 36-year-old, playing on the eve of the first anniversary of BRYANT's death, finished on a season high 46 points, which was his second-highest total as a Laker and the most against his first NBA team.

JAMES, playing for the second time in Cleveland since he switched to the Lakers in 2018, scored 13 points in the final four minutes and also added eight rebounds, six assists, two steals and two blocks in the game.

The performance helped the Lakers pull away and claim a 10th win out of 10 on the road this season. They play next in Philadelphia, Bryant's birthplace, on Wednesday in what will be an emotional occasion..

 

January 26, 2021 I Am Not Tired Insists Man Utd’s Fernandes

I Am Not Tired Insists Man Utd’s Fernandes

Manchester United's FA Cup fourth-round match-winner Bruno Fernandes has dismissed the notion he needs a rest.

It is less than 12 months since Fernandes joined United from Sporting Lisbon and his £47m transfer has turned the side's form on its head.

From being a team that was struggling just to qualify for the Champions League, United are now top of the Premier League.

"Tired? At 26 years of age, I can't be tired," said Fernandes.

"If I am tired now, when I get to 30 or 32, I won't be able to play or I will play one game out of every five. No, I am not tired."

United beat Liverpool in the FA Cup thanks to Fernandes' late free-kick on Sunday.

Last week, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said the notion Fernandes needed a rest was wrong - and he is supported in that assessment by the player himself.

Fernandes' winner earned United a fifth-round tie with West Ham. 

 

January 26, 2021 Pandemic Set To Cost Top European Clubs Excess

Pandemic Set To Cost Top European Clubs Excess

The coronavirus pandemic will cost Europe's 20 richest football clubs over £1.7bn by the end of this season.

The Deloitte Football Money League survey found the clubs had already lost around £976m up to the end of the extended 2019-20 season.

Clubs have suffered considerable losses on both broadcast and matchday revenue.

Barcelona generated more money than any other club in Europe, but still had the second-largest revenue fall in absolute terms.

The Catalan club saw a drop from £741.1m to £627.1m but remain narrowly ahead of La Liga rivals Real Madrid, whose revenue fell from £667.5m to £627m.

Bayern Munich (£556.1m), Manchester United (£509m) and Liverpool (£489.9m) make up the top five with Liverpool moving up from seventh last year, replacing Paris St-Germain.

Manchester City, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Juventus make up the remainder of the top 10.

Eighteen of the 20 clubs retain their places from last year's survey - with Zenit St Petersburg (15th - £207.4m) and Eintracht Frankfurt (20th - £152.6) replacing AS Roma and West Ham United.

 

January 25, 2021 #Covid19: “No need to vaccinate over 20million residents” Says Sanwo-Olu

#Covid19: “No need to vaccinate over 20million residents” Says Sanwo-Olu

Lagos State Governor, BABAJIDE SANWO-OLU has said that his administration does not need to vaccinate over 20 million residents of the state against the deadly COVID-19.

The governor who disclosed this during an interview added that the state government is engaging some companies in the production of COVID-19 vaccines for residents of the state.

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According to him, the state had started a conversation with some of the vaccine manufacturers including Pfizer, Johnson and Johnson and the Moderna.

When asked how the government intends to fund the vaccine, SANWO-OLU said his administration is engaging with the private sector.

 

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