MEXICO CITY, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Former Mexico coach Ricardo La Volpe has quit his job with Mexican side Atlante because he needs an operation on a major blood vessel, the club said. “Atlante’s management confirms Ricardo La Volpe’s departure for health reasons. Tomorrow (Tuesday) we will reveal the new coach of the Colts,” a club statement said on Monday. “It’s an aneurism of the abdominal aorta,” La Volpe told the football website www.mediotiempo.com. “I have already had studies and it requires an operation. It’s nothing grave but it’s a fact that I need to have an operation. …
Keita hopes cup run brings joy to war-torn Mali
DURBAN (Reuters) – Providing a joyful distraction from the conflict back home is Mali's primary objective at the African Nations Cup, captain Seydou Keita admitted after his side advanced to the quarter-finals on Monday. With French troops and government forces advancing against Islamist insurgents in the north of the West African state, Keita told reporters he was reassessing Mali's priorities at the tournament in South Africa. "I'm not interested in medals for myself, I want one thing now and that is to give pleasure to my country. … Anglo to take $4bn write-down on Minas Rio
Anglo American to raise spending on Brazilian iron-ore project to $8.8bn, with departing CEO Cynthia Carroll reiterating group's confidence in its long-term viability Will no longer tolerate venue delays, FIFA warns Brazil
Brasilia, Jan 29 (IANS) FIFA secretary-general Jerome Valcke has warned that delays in getting ready Brazil’s Confederations Cup stadiums will no longer be tolerated.
Togo - Tunisia Preview: The Carthage Eagles are in dire need of the three points to progress to the quarter-final
Didier Six's Spa rrow Hawks know a draw is enough to see them through to the next stage to end their second round drought at the Afcon 
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