Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Eto'o scores a scandalous goal with hand
Samuel Eto'o scored a scandalous goal with his
hand on Saturday as his side MP Antalyaspor beat Galatasaray 4-2.
The
Cameroonian striker opened the scoring in controversial circumstances in the
15th minute, as a cross from Jean Makoun found him at the back post.
Yet,
with the ball slightly too far away from him to head it, Eto'o instead reached
out his left arm to stop the ball - Maradona-style, before heading it into the
empty net, in one fluid movement.
The action was subtle enough for neither the referee or his assistants to
notice, and the ex-Barcelona forward's goal stood despite the incessant
protests from the Galatasaray players.
This
was by no means Eto'o's only significant action in the match, as he went on to
score again, this time completely legally, and provide an assist for teammate
Emrah Bassan, in an exciting encounter.
The
victory leaves Antalyaspor in 11th place in the Super Lig, while Galatasaray
lie five points above them in 8th.
Eto'o,
meanwhile, moves on to 19 league goals for the season, trailing Mario Gomez by
three, in the race to become the league's top goalscorer.
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