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The prestigious Awolowo Hall of residence, Castle of great men is about to get fumigated, as those who who are to start the fumigation exercise are already on ground. Also in accordance with the directive of the DSA in a way to generated funds for students, student are also involved in the exercise. See photo's; ImzzyMedia_Blog

• During Everton's Premier League clash with Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon, Wayne Rooney was left with a gruesome gash above his left eye after a nasty clash with defender Simon Francis. As the lofted ball came in from the right hand side, Rooney climbed for the ball fairly, but Francis caught the England international with a heavy elbow. Blood gushed from his eye and Rooney protested to referee Martin Atkinson, but the official failed to recognise the challenge and continued with play. Wayne Rooney was furious at the officials as blood poured from his left eye. Nobody would believe referee Martin Atkinson's decision to play on at Goodison Park, as Rooney continued his argument throughout the first half. The 31-year-old even gestured at the third official, signaling that an elbow was used. Here's how Twitter reacted to Rooney's injury;

• Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko has been involved in a car crash on his way home from training today according to The Sun. Bakayoko The Franch international Bakayoko who moved to Stamford Bridge from Ligue 1 holders Monaco in the summer, he was driving along  Lane near their Cobham training ground at around 3.30pm when the accident happened. London Police was called to the scenario this afternoon, but it is unclear how bad the accident was and if he sustained any major injuries. He was traveling towards Oxshott, Surrey when the incident happened. It is understood nobody else was involved. Premier League Champions Chelsea paid £40million to Monaco for the 23-year-old and earning £110,000 per-week for a five-year contract. Bakayoko has made six appearances for the Blues since joining them where he has scored his first goal for the club in the 6-0 win over Qarabag in the Champions League earlier this month

Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has admitted his team was below their best, as they were forced to settle for 2-2 draw at stoke city on Saturday. __TimzzyMedia_Blog__ Mourinho’s side lost their perfect start to the season, after failing to hold onto the lead given to them by goals from Marcus Rashford and Romelu Lukaku. After trailing to Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting’s first half goal, United were on course for their fourth successive league win, until the Cameroon forward headed in his second of the game. “It was a difficult match for different reasons. My players, after the international break, are not the same. “They weren’t performing at their normal level but we were in the game, we fought hard and we were closer to winning than losing. “I’m not satisfied with a point because we were the team closer to winning. “One team tried to win, one team tried to get the point but they fought hard to get that point. “They defended well, they counter-attacked and in set-