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Le Roy tips Nigeria for 2025 AFCON title

Cameroon’s 1988 AFCON-winning coach Claude Le Roy has tipped the Super Eagles as well as hosts Morocco, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Algeria as the favourites to contend for the title in December. The 2025 tournament will be played from December 21 to January 18, 2026, across six cities in Morocco. Nigeria finished as runners-up…

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Kuti set for African Cup debut in Tunisia

Nigeria’s table tennis sensation, Matthew Kuti, has been penned by the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation to make his debut at the 2025 African Cup which will be played from February 25 to 27 in Tunisia. Kuti, who has demonstrated why he is one of the continent’s rising stars, will join a star-studded cast for the…

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Newcastle target Osimhen

Newcastle United are among the clubs monitoring Victor Osimhen’s situation, with Napoli ready to offload the Nigerian striker this summer. Osimhen, 26, remains one of Europe’s most in-demand forwards and is expected to seek a new challenge once his season-long loan at Galatasaray ends. The Super Eagles star has been in prolific form in Turkey, scoring…

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Relief for Finidi as Rivers end five-game winless run

An 88th-minute header from Timothy Zechariah provided a reprieve for ex-international and Rivers United coach Finidi George as they ended an unwanted run of five games without a win, beating Lobi Stars 1-0 in Port Harcourt on Sunday,  Sports Extra reports. Zechariah broke the bottom-placed Lobi’s resilience in the closing stages of the game and…

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Monday, Babajide score again in Tenerife win

  Dele-Bashiru also on target for Lazio Super Falcons duo Gift Monday and Rinsola Babajide can’t stop scoring in the Spanish Women’s top division, headlining another weekend of actions for Nigerian stars abroad, ABIODUN ADEWALE writes SPAIN MONDAY, BABAJIDE (TENERIFE) Super Falcons duo Gift Monday and Rinsola Babajide can’t stop scoring. The players were on target for…

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US-based fencer Akinbamiro chooses Nigeria

American-based teenage fencer Peluola Akinbamiro has pledged her allegiance to Nigeria on the international stage, becoming the second fencer to pick the country after Folayemi Akinyosoye switched his allegiance from Great Britain to Nigeria last year. The 13-year-old student from Fort Bend Fencing Academy in Houston expressed that her love for Nigeria inspired her decision to…

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