Top Five Stories From Tuesday You Must Read Today
17th October 2018
Madagascar won a place at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament for the first time, Jose Mourinho was charged by the FA
SUMMARY
- Madagascar won a place at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament for the first time when they triumphed 1-0 at home against Equatorial Guinea in Group A
- Olympic champion, Kipchoge obliterated the world marathon record at the 2018 BMW Berlin Marathon in Germany where he posted 2:01:39 to shed off a minute and 18 seconds from the previous standard set by Dennis Kimetto (2:02:57) in 2014
- Jose Mourinho was charged by the Football Association on Tuesday over comments he made after Manchester United's victory against Newcastle
NAIROBI, Kenya- Madagascar won a place at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament for the first time when they triumphed 1-0 at home against Equatorial Guinea in Group A Tuesday.
World record holders, Eliud Kipchoge (marathon) and Beatrice Chepkoech (women 3000m steeplechase) are the September and August Sports Journalists Association of Kenya/StarTimes Sports Personality for the Month winners in that order.Fancy travelling to watch Gor Mahia FC play in England? If yes, here is an opportunity to be part of history. A local travel agency on Tuesday launched three packages for Gor and local football fans wishing to travel to Liverpool to watch the record 17-time domestic league winners take on English Premier League side Everton FC on November 6.
Olympic silver medallist and Beijing 2015 gold winner Julius Yego has resumed training early in a bid to reclaim the men Javelin title at the Doha 2019 IAAF World Championships in Athletics next summer.
Jose Mourinho was charged by the Football Association on Tuesday over comments he made after Manchester United's victory against Newcastle and faces a potential touchline ban if found guilty.
Here are the top five stories from Tuesday compiled by SportPesa News that you must read today: