Cameroon are set to lock horns with Ethiopia in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Group A match on January 13.
 

Horse racing, unlike golf, doesn’t have a fixed series of Major events. Instead, every year there are a number of top races around the world for the three-year-old generation, including the Derby, Oaks and Guineas, and the major stakes races for older horses including the Breeders Cup Classic, the Melbourne Cup and the Dubai World Cup.
 

Juventus FC will square off with Udinese Calcio in an Italian Serie A match at the Allianz Stadium on January 15.
 

South Africa will take on India in the third and final match of their Test Series between 11 and 15 January 2022.
 

Horse racing is one of the oldest of all sports, and while there have been some disputes over where and when it originated, the basics are the same. It developed from the primitive desire to prove the superiority of one over the other; a contest of speed or stamina between two or more horses to determine who the best would be.
 

Ivory Coast’s Elephants will look to stomp Group E opponents Equatorial Guinea when the teams meet in their Africa Cup of Nations opener at the Japoma Stadium in Douala on the evening of Wednesday 12 January 2022, kick-off at 21:00.