Rapinoe broke the deadlock with a 61st-minute VAR-awarded penalty kick before Lavelle rounded off the victory eight minutes later with a left foot effort from just inside the area.
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“According to the agreement reached on Friday, the main opposition grouping, Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC), and the military are to take turns at the helm of a sovereign council for a period of three years,” state news agency SUNA reported, with elections to follow.
A goal from Manchester United’s Jackie Groenen eventually gave the European champions the breakthrough in the ninth minute of added time, breaking Swedish hearts and sealing a place in the World Cup final for the first time.
A two-man team of officials from the US Embassy in Lagos, led by the Political Officer, Shashank Iyer, met with Adams on Monday in his Lagos home on the issue.
England manager, Phil Neville, has criticised the United States Soccer Federation for breaching etiquette by sending officials to the Lionesses’ hotel in Lyon.
The Nigerian embassy in Washington, D.C., has frowned at a recent event in the US capital where some “victims’’ of terrorism and farmers/herders conflict in northern Nigeria made “false” claims against the Federal Government.
“We will be removing large numbers of people… starting sometime after July 4,” Trump said, having earlier noted that the deportations would begin “unless we do something pretty miraculous”.
Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Thursday threatened to withdraw from an extradition suit brought before him by Senator Buruji Kashamu.
Russell Brooks, Public Affairs Officer of the Consulate, made the disclosure at the opening of a three-day training on “Museum Digitalisation and Artifact Preservation”, organised by the mission for some museum staff in the South-West.
It is the game which could easily have been the final of the Women’s World Cup — the defending champions and favorites, the US, against hosts France, seeking their first title.
Pope Francis has joined the global outrage at the drowning of a migrant father and his baby daughter while crossing a river straddling the Mexico – US border.
As trilateral US-Russia-Israel talks kicked off in Jerusalem on Tuesday, the Israeli prime minister said the three countries share a common objective of “the departure of all foreign forces from Syria who entered Syria after 2011” when the civil war broke out.
Dr Sani Aliyu, the Director-General, National Agency for Control of AIDS says US invested up to 400 million dollars in the fight against the deadly HIV/AIDS virus in Nigeria.
The United States of America is expected to impose fresh sanctions on Iran on Monday, days after US President Donald Trump stopped short of launching airstrikes on Iranian targets.
Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, will depart Nigeria on Saturday for US where he will be meeting with his US counterpart, Mike Pence, and other key groups and interests in the country.
Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court Abuja, on Friday, fixed July 2, to deliver judgment in one of the two fresh suits instituted by Senator Buruji Kashamu to stop the Federal Government from extraditing him to the US for trial over an alleged drugs offence.
The General Manager, Lagos Traffic Radio, Tayo Akanle, has expressed his appreciation to the Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate General Lagos, Russell Brooks, for his commendation and support to the state-owned radio station.
Shareholder activists want Google parent Alphabet Inc to break itself up before regulators force the world’s biggest internet ad seller to split into different pieces.
Iranian oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said on Wednesday that Europe was not cooperating with Tehran to buy its oil in the face of US sanctions against Iran’s energy sector.
US President Donald Trump said in a tweet that US immigration agents are planning to make mass arrests starting “next week,” an apparent reference to a plan in preparation for months that aims to round up thousands of migrant parents and children in a blitz operation across major US cities.