Sunday`s premier League clash of the two front runners will certainly be the most watched game of recent times, as the title race might take a definite twist when both teams meet at the Anfield. It is the same arena (before multiple rehabilitation) that hosted the first ever clash between the two present day giants of English football. Their maiden meet was on the 2nd December 1893 in the League D2 championship with the hosts piping the visitors 3-0. It was not just another win, as the visitors refused to accept the `shame` just a few months after changing names from Ardwick Fc to Liverpool. Then began the run for revenge, which only came 10 years into the chase, a 3-2 win that sparked celebrations around the city of Manchester.
Since then the two clashed 225 times across competitions, with The Reds leading on the log, 108 wins as against 60 for The Sky Blues, sharing the spoils 60 times.
That will therefore be the slate on which the 226th game will be inscribed this Sunday as the two teams continue the title chase – the 20th for Liverpool and the 10th for Manchester City.
By Simon Lyonga

The Cameroon top flight football league will be in it`s ultimate day this weekend with five tickets for grasp into the `play-off up` championship to determine the champions. 11 teams are up for the 5 places with the balance tilting slightly for Dynamo of Douala and Colombe of the Dja and Lobo in Pool A. Both teams need just a draw to move through in Pool A. While Colombe hosts Aigle Dschang in their last game, Dynamo has a tougher nut to crack as they take on City rivals Union that needs a win to grab a ticket.
In Pool B, leaders Stade Renard of Melong and runners up Cotonsport of Garoua will certainly turn over their teams since both have already qualified alongside Canon of Yaounde. 8 clubs will play in the mini tournament with the winners declared champions of Cameroon.
By Simon Lyonga

The Government of Cameroon has notified the coach of their National Football team Rigobert Song that his contract will not be renewed. In a letter sent to the coach, the sports minister Prof Mouelle Kombi highlighted article 6 of the contract that stipulates that the contract was to end on February 28 2024.
Rigobert Song has been coach of Cameroon since September 2022 and played 23 games with 6 wins, 9 defeats and 8 draws.