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UEFA that key man Lamkel Ze won't be eligible to play in the first leg of their tie due to a red card 18 months ago. The Ibrox men face the Belgian side in a two-legged Last 32 clash later this month with the return leg in Glasgow.

A starving World War One solider forced to hunt chimps for food was the first AIDS patient, a scientist claims.

Rangers as record signing Benson Manuel looks set to leave. The Belgian outfit face Steven Gerrard 's side in the last 32 of the Europa League, with the first leg in Belgium on February 18 before the return at Ibrox a week later.

Jurgen Klopp has been warned that he must not rely too much on Joel Matip after the defender’s latest injury setback.

Jurgen Klopp admits Joel Matip is "not too good" after he came off injured in Liverpool's draw with West Brom.

Liverpool are set to welcome back Joel Matip for the Saturday lunchtime trip to Crystal Palace.

Dundee United stronger - not to try to sell on. The United manager is delighted to have landed the Cameroon international in a deal from Spanish side Alaves.

La Liga outfit Alaves for their promising defensive midfielder.United hope to tie up the deal this week for the highly-rated 22-year-old that will see him move to Tannadice on a permanent basis.Fuchs had represented France up to under-20 level and played in the same team at Kylian Mbappe before he decided to opt for his place on birth at full level.The African has two caps and made his debut against Brazil back in 2018.Fuchs moved to Alaves last year and was sent out on loan to Israeli side Maccabi Haifa before COVID-19 prematurely ended last season.The Cameroon star returned to Alaves and has hasn’t started the season and decided he wants to move to get regular first-team football.He had made more than 100 appearances for French side

Francis Ngannou showed why he is one of the most feared men in the world with another devastating knockout.

Cameroonian jazz musician Manu Dibango has died at the age of 86 from coronavirus.

straight to your inboxManchester City have been handed a boost in their hopes of regaining their Premier League title next season with the news that the Africa Cup of Nations has been put back a year.The competition was originally due to take place in Cameroon in January 2021, meaning that players would miss at least a few weeks of Premier League action due to their participation.However, amid the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, a decision has been made to postpone for 12 months, meaning that the tournament will now take place in 2022. One of the players who was due to go to the competition is Man City winger Riyad Mahrez.

Samuel Eto'o has again spoken of how he preferred Jose Mourinho's more personal touch as a manager over the approach of Pep Guardiola.

Former Arsenal defender Lauren, who was part of the 'Invincibles' has revealed how training sessions often boiled over.