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Super Eagles midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi will miss four week of action due to a hamstring injury. The 24-year-old midfielder who was left out of Nigeria’s 2022 World Cup qualifiers against Central Africa Republic over two legs will miss the Foxes games against Crystal Palace, Manchester United, Spartak Moscow, Brentford and Brighton. He is expected to return to action for Leicester City’s home clash with Arsenal on October 30. “Ndidi is out for a month with a hamstring injury,” Eagles coach Gernot Rohr told only Punch Sports Extra. “He will be missed for the games against Central Africa Republic but we expect him to make good return next month for the fixtures against Liberia and Cape Verde.”   Meanwhile, Brendan Rodgers has admitted that replacing Ndidi directly is not something anybody in the City squad can do, but does feel summer signing Boubakary Soumare has attributes to excel in a similar role. “It’s impossible to find what we have,” Rodgers said of Ndidi’s absence...

  A man from Florida walked into a police station this week and confessed to murdering a prostitute back in 2011, saying he has carried the guilt for nearly a decade and couldn't keep it to himself any longer. Benjamin Moulton showed up at the Manatee Police Department on Wednesday, September 29 and confessed to strangling a prostitute, Nicole Scott when he got angry nearly 10 years ago. A passing motorcyclist spotted her partially-clothed body in a wooded area near Lakewood Ranch in December 2011. Police say as at when her body was found tge victim also had signs of trauma on her face.   Investigators eventually determined Scott was likely killed days before she was dumped in the woods.  As at the time she was killed investigators questioned Moulton in connection with her slaying, but they were never able to collect enough evidence to arrest him. “We knew there may have been a connection between him and our victim Nicole, we just were not able to put ...

Fashion mogul, Peter Nygard on Friday agreed to be extradited from Canada to the United States where he faces nine charges of raping dozens of women and girls, racketeering and sex trafficking. The 80-year-old Finnish-Canadian millionaire, who has been held in prison since his arrest in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, last December, made a brief court appearance via video link. Scott Farlinger, a lawyer representing the Canadian government in the case, explained that Nygard, who'd been denied bail on the grounds he might tamper with witnesses or his accusers, had opted not to fight the extradition. Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal said Nygard can't be extradited for at least 30 days. However, the disgraced fashion designer can apply for judical interim release, also known as bail, while the new justice minister confirms or denies his extradition.  Nygard's lawyer Brian Greenspan confirmed to the court that the designer consented...