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Cristiano Ronaldo opens the doors of his new five-star hotel this week - and we can reveal what is inside. The Euro 2016 and Champions League winner is currently on holiday on Ibiza, recovering from a busy season on board a private yacht. But the Real Madrid superstar, 31, returned to his native Funchal in Madeira for the grand opening of his boutique hotel on Friday. It is designed to appeal to “millennial traveller”, according to the chain, with the hotel aiming to become a "trendsetter" in the Portuguese harbour spot. The Pestana CR7 Hotel is the first of four planned hotels launched by the footballer The swimming pool outside the hotel offers stunning view of Funchal A corridor within the hotel with a framed Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal shirt, mirrored ceilings and a grass themed floor The CR7 suite has a PlayStation4 in the room There are 48 bedrooms in total in the hotel, with some offering views of the harbour The boutique hotel has a distinct c...

Cristiano Ronaldo is to have an airport named after him on his native island of Madeira after Portugal's Euro 2016 success. The Real Madrid star already has a bronze statue, a museum and a hotel bearing his name in the island's capital city of Funchal, but will soon see the main airport rechristened the Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo airport. Local governor Miguel Albuquerque confirmed the decision, according to  Mundo Deportivo,  with the 31-year-old superstar currently back on the island after holidaying in Ibiza. Ronaldo was recently reported as desperate to play in the Super Cup in early August but Madrid sources say their number 7 is extremely unlikely to feature. The forward was stretchered off in tears during Portugal's Euro 2016 final win over France, but recovered enough to prowl the touch line for the final few minutes and then lift the Henri Delaunay trophy. According to Miguel Albuquerque, the decision is an acknowledgemen...

Sam Allardyce has been appointed England manager. The 61-year-old signed an initial two-year deal after compensation was agreed with Sunderland, whom he steered to Premier League safety last season. He succeeds Roy Hodgson, who quit after England were knocked out of Euro 2016 in the last 16 by Iceland. Allardyce's first game in charge will be a friendly at Wembley on Thursday, 1 September against as yet unnamed opponents. His first competitive match will be in Slovakia on 4 September as England begin their qualifying campaign for the 2018 World Cup. He leaves Sunderland after nine months, having helped them avoid relegation last season. The Black Cats are now looking for their ninth manager in eight years. A statement from the club read: "The focus of everyone at Sunderland AFC is on moving forward quickly and decisively, with the appointment of the club's new manager to be confirmed at the earliest opportunity." Allardyce, a former Bolton, Newcastle, Blackburn and W...

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has backed the appointment of Sam Allardyce as England manager.  "He is the right person," Mourinho said of the Sunderland boss. "He is more than ready. He is a good motivator and can create a good team spirit." Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson told BBC Sport: "Sam's been in English football for a long time. He's always been doing very well." Allardyce's appointment is expected to be confirmed on Thursday. Mourinho, speaking on United's pre-season tour of China, added: "I wish him the best. I promise to try and supply him players and try to make sure the English players are always available in good condition."  Eriksson, who led England to the quarter-finals of three major tournaments between 2001 and 2006, warned success was "not that easy". "What is successful for England? Is it quarter-final or semi-final? Winning?" asked the 68-year-old Swede...

Football as a game is what everyone dream of playing from infant, in most cases as a boy child, your parents tend to buy you football kits. even nowadays, parents do but football kits for girl child. but there are some facts you need to now before going into football and that's what we are going to talk about.  Why get into football? Simple yet endlessly exciting and dramatic, it's the most popular sport in the world for a very good reason! Who is it for? Whatever your age, ability or fitness level, there is a type of football suitable for you. Is there a cheap option? All you really need to play the beautiful game is a football. Kick around on your own or with friends. What if I want a proper workout? Joining a weekly five or 11-a-side game increases your fitness and improves your game. Plus it's a good way to see your mates. Can I take it to another level? There are leagues galore and it's very competitive, with professional clubs recruiting players as yo...

The goalkeeper of a Cameroonian women's side has died after collapsing during a warm-up exercise session, the Cameroon Football Federation has said. Jeanine Christelle Djomnang, 26, became ill before a Femina Stars Ebolowa match in southern Cameroon on Sunday, and died on her way to hospital. The federation says initial reports suggest she died of a heart attack but it is now awaiting a medical report. It comes days after Cameroon player Patrick Ekeng died in Romania. Djomnang complained of chest pains as she prepared to take on Louves MINPROFF Yaounde in the Cameroon elite league and was taken to hospital. Cameroon's African Women Footballer of the Year Gaelle Enganamouit, who now plays in Sweden, was one of the first to react to the news. "It's with sadness that I have learnt of the death of my team-mate Djomnang Jeanine Christelle of Femina Stars Ebolowa, may her soul rest in peace," she wrote on social media. On Friday, it was confirmed tha...

Dinamo Bucharest midfielder  Patrick Ekeng  who is also a Cameroor player has passed away at the age of 26 after collapsing on the pitch during Friday's game against Viitorul. Ekeng came off the bench in the 62nd minute of the match, but fell to the ground seven minutes later and was immediately rushed to hospital  after collapsing on the field but medics were unable to revive him . The Cameroonian received CPR for 90 minutes before being pronounced dead, with his passing later confirmed in a post on Dinamo Bucharest's Facebook page. Play resumed after Ekeng's collapse and the game was completed. The Romanian Football Federation announced later on Friday night that this week's matches, including the Romanian Cup final between Dinamo and CFR Cluj on Tuesday, would be postponed. The Cameroonian started his professional career with Canon Yaounde and joined Le Mans in 2009 as he made the move to Europe. He also played for Rodez, Lausanne Sport and ...