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| Libya National Team Coach Names Squad of 42 for Next Commitments |
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LIBYA'S new national football team coach, Abdul-Hafeedh Arbeesh has announced the future goals he would like to reach with the team and the programme he has to follow to reach them. As such, he has named a squad of 42 players for the next commitments.
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| Pep Guardiola to Step Down As Barcelona Coach |
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FC Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who has presided over a period of unprecedented success at the Nou Camp with the club claimed 13 trophies in his four years at the helm, will be standing down at the end of the season to "recharge his batteries", with his assistant Tito Vilanova confirmed as his replacement.
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| Pep Guardiola to Step Down As Barcelona Coach |
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FC Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who has presided over a period of unprecedented success at the Nou Camp with the club claimed 13 trophies in his four years at the helm, will be standing down at the end of the season to "recharge his batteries", with his assistant Tito Vilanova confirmed as his replacement.
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| Formula 1: Vettel Wins in Bahrain to Make it Four Different Winners in the Season's First Four GPs |
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel took the chequered flag in Bahrain to become the fourth different winner in the first four races of the 2012 Formula One season. It was his win of the 2012 season after holding off Kimi Raikkonen in an enthralling battle for victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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| Formula 1: Vettel Secures Pole for Improved Red Bull in Bahrain |
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Defending Formula 1 World Racing Champion Sebastian Vettel secured pole position for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix as the improved Red Bull edged out Lewis Hamilton in official qualifying Saturday with his Red Bull team-mate Mar Webber finishing third for a second row start.
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| Formula 1: Nico Rosberg Takes Maiden Victory After Maiden Pole in China GP |
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From maiden pole position to maiden victory in Formula 1. That sums up the day and Nico Rosberg's performance thius weekend at the China Grand Prix in Zharnghai at the end of a magnificent drive to also give Mercedes their first victory since the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio in 1955.
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| Formula 1: Nico Rosberg Secures First Pole of Career for China GP |
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Mercedes’ innovative front wing helped Nico Rosberg to the first pole position of his Formula One career on Saturday afternoon in Shanghai. But the major surprise was Sebastian Vettel’s failure to make it through to Q3, and threfore he will start the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday from the sixth row, in 11th position on the grid.
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| Libya Up Nine Places For Highest-Ever Spot in FIFA Ranking |
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LIBYA has climbed nine more places in the monthly FIFA ranking for April and now place 46th from 55 last month. They are also seventh among the African countries members for the national football team's best ever placing among the FIFA members.
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| Khawaja Hopes to Represent Libya at London 2012 Games |
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The 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London are fast approaching and after passing through some hectic moments during the past year and with the country still trying to find its feet in many sectors, including sports, Libyan enthusiasts of this international event, are still keen to join the sporting fraternity the world over to follow the 16 days of the show.
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| South African Rugby Players Feared Drowned |
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Six players from a South African rugby club, Motherwell RC are feared dead after being swept out to sea during a post-practice ocean swim in the south-eastern coastal city of Port Elizabeth, officials said on Monday.
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| Formula 1: Alonso Holds Off Perez to Claim Surprise Sepang Victory |
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso was a surprise win at the end of an enthralling Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit in Kuala Lumpur holding off the challenge of the relentless Sergio Perez in a Sauber, whose second-place position was considered even more surprising as he held off Lewis Hamilton to finish behind Alonso with the McLaren driver third.
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| Libyan Football Federation Appoints New General Secretary |
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Things have started to move towards rebuilding the Libyan Football Federation with the appointment of esperienced administrator Hussain Bousefi as its general secretary.
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| Formula 1- Malaysia GP: Hamilton Heads McLaren One-Two for Second Week |
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For the second week running, for Sunday's Formula 1 Malaysian GP at the Sepang International Circuit in Kuala Lumpur, McLaren will have their two drivers on the front row, with Lewis Hamilton claiming his second pole position on the trot ahead of team-mate and winner of the Australian GP last Sunday, Jenson Button who will flank him in the first row.
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| Messi Break Barcelona's Goal-Scoring Record |
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One just cannot keep Barcelona's Argentine striker Lionel Messi out of the news. The footballer, who is becoming to be the world's best ever footballer, greater then Pele and better than Maradona, on Tuesday scored a hat-trick in his club's La Liga 5-3 victory over Granada to set set a new Barcelona scoring record of 234 goals.
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| Formula 1: Jenson Button Claims Australian GP in Season-Opener |
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McLaren's Jenson Button took an assured victory at the season-opening Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne Sunday by finishing ahead of defending champion Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull, and team-mate Lewis Hamilton to win his 13th victory in his Formula 1 career after 58 interesting laps in 1hr 34mins 09.565secs.
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