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Sudeva International buys Spanish fourth-tier side By: Express News Service | Published: May 26, 2018 1:56:50 am Sudeva International, the owners of I-League second division club Sudeva Moonlight, has acquired ownership of Spanish fourth-tier side Olimpic Xativa for an undisclosed amount, it was revealed on Friday.
When River Plate icon Diaz took over fourth-tier Oxford
It was December 2004. Oxford United, the 1986 League Cup winners, were in a slump, having dropped from the second tier to the fourth since 1999 – and were sliding down League Two when owner Firoz Kassam sacked Graham Rix. Kassam, the club’s unpopular owner, invited out-of-work manager Chris Turner to watch their 1-0 defeat by Swansea – and most people thought he was the new manager, including the…
https://bit.ly/2V7ss5L Lokomotive Leipzig were undone by a Marco van Basten goal in the 1987 European Cup Winners’ Cup finalA German fourth-tier club have sold more than 100,000 tickets for a match against an “invisible opponent” – despite averaging crowds of 3,000. Lokomotive Leipzig have been selling e-tickets for one euro (88p) each for the event, scheduled for 8 May. They are planning it to help cope with financial pressures resulting from the suspension of football in the country because of the coronavirus pandemic. The club won the first German championship in 1903 as VfB Leipzig. Lok’s campaign started on 19
