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Manchester United’s goalkeeper situation is once again under the spotlight as André Onana prepares to leave the club, with Trabzonspor set to take him on loan. His exit reopens the same debate that has haunted the club since David de Gea’s decline and only adds to the uncertainty surrounding Altay Bayindir and the newly signed Senne Lammens. When United spent nearly £47 million to bring Onana from Inter Milan in 2023, the transfer was viewed as a statement. Erik ten Hag, appointed the year before, had built a reputation at Ajax for teams that played through the goalkeeper, demanding comfort…
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has openly criticized two Super Eagles stars, Cyriel Dessers and skipper William Troost-Ekong, following the team’s 1-1 stalemate against South Africa in Tuesday’s 2026 World Cup qualifier. Nigeria went into the encounter desperate for victory to keep qualification hopes alive but found themselves behind after 25 minutes when Troost-Ekong accidentally diverted the ball past goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali for an own goal. Just before half-time, defender Calvin Bassey rescued the Eagles with a towering header, restoring parity. But in a statement issued by the NFF’s Director of Communications, Dr. Ademola Olajire, Dessers came under sharp criticism.…
Nigeria’s chances of reaching the 2026 FIFA World Cup took another major hit after playing out a 1-1 draw with South Africa on Tuesday night. The result leaves the Super Eagles in a difficult position, with their path to qualification now hanging by a very thin thread. If South Africa manage even a single win or draw in their remaining fixtures, Nigeria would most likely finish second with just 17 points. That would leave the Super Eagles relying on the playoff route. However, even that route looks bleak, as most projected runners-up across the African groups are expected to finish…
The Super Eagles’ hopes of making it to the 2026 FIFA World Cup have taken a crushing blow after a 1-1 draw with South Africa in Bloemfontein left them in a near-impossible position in their qualifying group. A Night of Frustration Nigeria went into the match under huge pressure, knowing that only a win would realistically keep their World Cup campaign alive. Instead, they were forced to settle for a single point in a game that summed up their stuttering form throughout the qualifiers. The evening started on a nervy note as South Africa carved out the first chance, forcing…
Nottingham Forest are preparing to unveil Ange Postecoglou as their new head coach after parting ways with Nuno Espírito Santo, with the Australian manager expected to begin work immediately ahead of this weekend’s Premier League clash at Arsenal. Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis moved quickly to secure Postecoglou’s services following overnight discussions in Greece. Both parties agreed terms on a contract that will run until the end of next season, with the option of further extension if the partnership proves successful. The appointment marks a swift return to English football for Postecoglou, who left Tottenham Hotspur in the summer despite delivering…
Premier League: Nottingham Forest part ways with Nuno after weeks of unrest Nottingham Forest have officially confirmed the exit of head coach Nuno Espírito Santo, bringing an end to his tenure at The City Ground following weeks of speculation, disagreements, and rising tension within the club’s hierarchy. The Portuguese manager, who was appointed in December 2023, leaves his position less than two years into the job after a period that delivered both survival and success but also heavy internal strain. The announcement was made through a club statement on Monday afternoon. The board explained that the decision was taken “in…
NPFL Matchday Three Wrap: Remo Stars grind past Warri Wolves as Rangers, Wikki shine Remo Stars underlined their title credentials with a gritty 1-0 win over Warri Wolves on Sunday at the MKO Abiola Stadium in Abeokuta. Samson Olasupo’s late strike in the 78th minute finally broke the resistance after the champions had spent much of the game battering at the Wolves’ defense. Ibrahim Abubakar’s free-kick, a Chilekwu header, and Samuel Anakwe’s thunderous effort against the crossbar all kept fans on edge in a frustrating first half. But it was Olasupo who latched onto Haruna Hadi’s clever through ball to…
Nigeria vs South Africa: Bloemfontein showdown as Super Eagles fight for survival The Super Eagles step into Bloemfontein tomorrow with their backs against the wall. No Victor Osimhen, no room for excuses, no second chances. Coach Eric Sekou Chelle knows exactly what is at stake: win at all costs or watch Nigeria’s World Cup dream slip away again. Nigeria’s journey so far has been a rollercoaster. A disastrous start saw them pick up just three points from four games, leaving fans in despair. Then came a flicker of hope. Under Chelle, the Eagles clawed their way back, collecting seven points…
Nigeria’s narrow 1-0 victory over Rwanda in Uyo was a test of tactical discipline, adaptability, and game management. The Super Eagles set up in a flexible 4-2-3-1 formation, with Victor Osimhen as the focal striker and wide support from Ademola Lookman and Moses Simon. The midfield duo provided balance between controlling possession and shielding the back four, while Alex Iwobi operated in a more advanced role, seeking long-range shooting opportunities and link-up play. Rwanda arrived in a compact 4-5-1 setup, aiming to congest central areas and frustrate Nigeria’s attacking patterns. By sitting deep, they forced Nigeria to rely on width…
The Super Eagles of Nigeria secured a narrow 1-0 win over Rwanda in their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying clash at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo. The result keeps Nigeria’s hopes of reaching next year’s tournament very much alive, setting up a high-stakes encounter with group leaders South Africa. Nigeria started strongly, pressing Rwanda’s defense from the first whistle. Victor Osimhen looked to get the opener early, converting a cross from Ademola Lookman, but the effort was ruled out for offside. Despite this setback, Lookman continued to trouble the Rwandan backline, although the Super Eagles struggled to find a…