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Could this be the spark that Manchester City have been looking for to take them to the next level? Whatever anyone says about the tactics of Mancini at times, he has got the job done.


Is the power of football in England about to shift to Manchester with both sides ending up with trophies this season? Time will tell.


What is clear though is that with Man City now in the Champions league they will be able to attract more world-class players to this club. The blue moon is rising!


Ayodele Odumade reports from Wembley Stadium


Africa’s Best Dressed Stars for the month of June By Alie Bittar


In this edition Ghanaian and AC Milan Prince Boateng, is our leading best dress African star for the month following his outstanding dress code of the pitch.


In recent years, designer clothing brands is a priority off the pitch for our African play- ers. After a month’s long consultation and unanimous votes former Hertha Berlin Mid- fielder, Prince Boateng, known for his fashion style says playing for the Ghana na- tional team makes him feel more like a true Ghanaian than he had ever felt in his life, is leading the pack.


Others attention-grabbing choices are as follows, Taye Taiwo and his Nigerian coun- terparts Yakubu Ayegbeni, Anderlecht wonder kid Romelu Lakaku and Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh making our best dressed for June.


N0.1 Born in Germany, Kevin-Prince Boateng, the Ghanian Black Stars’ central midfielder is our best dressed African Super Star due to his stylish way of life off the pitch. Though he was not pampered as a child and had a real experience of street life becoming a professional football in a way has turn the player life around. Our researchers believe he 78


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