January 2025 Archive
Welcome to our January roundup. We’ve pulled together the biggest sports talks, a cultural milestone, and a rising Olympic hopeful that made headlines this month.
Premier League Highlights
If you’re into English football, January was busy. First up, Fulham hosted Manchester United at Craven Cottage on Jan 26. Both teams looked for points, and the match promised goals galore – we even tipped an over‑2.5 result. The game aired live on TNT Sports 1, so fans could catch every strike.
Just a few weeks earlier, Tottenham faced Newcastle at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Jan 4. Both squads were chasing European spots, making the clash a must‑watch. Live updates streamed via TNT Sports 1 and discovery+, giving supporters real‑time action.
These previews gave fans tactical insights, key player form, and betting angles. Whether you’re planning to watch live or just want the lowdown, we covered what mattered most for each fixture.
Beyond Football: Sports & Culture
The month wasn’t all about soccer. We spotlighted Indian shooter Manu Bhaker after she received the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna award. At 22, she reflected on her journey, the highs of winning medals, and how setbacks keep her hungry for the LA 2028 Olympics.
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In a cultural shift, Governor Seyi Makinde appointed Prince Abimbola Akeem Owoade as the new Alaafin of Oyo. The royal council’s decision ends a long‑running dispute and puts a fresh leader in place to drive development across the region.
Each story gave you a clear picture: from match day tactics to personal triumphs and historic appointments, January 2025 delivered diverse headlines that matter to our readers.
Stay tuned for more updates as we keep tracking sports, culture, and everything else that shapes the Zulu surf community worldwide.
