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Eric Chelle Highlights Kenya U20’s Attacking Brilliance and Defensive Struggles After Thrilling Draw

Kenya’s Attack Shines, Defense Falters in U20 AFCON Exit Kenya’s U20 Rising Stars exited the Africa Cup of Nations after a dramatic 2-2 draw against Nigeria’s Flying Eagles in Cairo. Despite finishing bottom of Group B, coach Eric Chelle lauded their attacking flair. Kenya scored six goals in three matches—three more than Nigeria—but conceded leads in all three games, costing them a quarterfinal spot. Chelle’s Praise for Kenya’s Attacking Threat Chelle, who watched the match from the stands, highlighted Kenya’s explosive offense. “They transition quickly, attack with speed, and have four dangerous forwards who can score at any moment,” he told Kenyan journalists. Kenya opened scoring in every group game, showcasing players like “fast, strong attackers” capable of destabilizing defenses. Defensive Weaknesses Cost Progress However, Chelle stressed Kenya’s need to address defensive vulnerabilities. “When they lose the ball, they must […]

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“He’s Going to Be Fired” – Sani Toro Warns Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle Over World Cup Qualification

Eric Chelle Under Fire: World Cup Qualification or Job Loss? Former Nigeria Football Association (NFA) Secretary-General Alhaji Sani Toro has issued a blunt ultimatum to Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle: Qualify Nigeria for the 2026 FIFA World Cup or face dismissal. With Nigeria languishing in fourth place in their qualifying group, pressure mounts on the Franco-Malian tactician to turn the tide. Chelle’s Mandate: No Room for Error Appointed in January 2024, Chelle’s primary task is securing Nigeria’s spot at the 48-team 2026 World Cup (hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico). Additional responsibilities include overseeing youth teams and the CHAN Eagles. Early Results: March 2024: Win vs Rwanda (2-1) and draw vs Zimbabwe (1-1). Current Group Standing: 4th place, 7 points from 6 matches—6 points behind leaders South Africa. Nigeria’s Uphill Battle: The Numbers Don’t Lie Qualification Rule: Only group winners qualify automatically; four best runners-up enter playoffs. […]

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Ahmed Musa Returns as Captain: Super Eagles to Clash with Ghana, Jamaica in Unity Cup Revival

Ahmed Musa Reclaims Armband for Super Eagles’ Unity Cup Campaign In a dramatic comeback, Ahmed Musa will lead Nigeria’s Super Eagles at the revived Unity Cup 2025, marking his return to international duty after being excluded from March’s World Cup qualifiers. The four-nation invitational, hosted at Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium (May 26–31), pits Nigeria against Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago, reigniting a tournament last held in 2004. Musa’s Redemption: From Omission to Leadership Recent Snub: Coach Eric Chelle omitted Musa from March’s qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe. Club Form Revival: The Kano Pillars star’s stellar performances earned his recall, with the club confirming:“Captain Ahmed Musa will lead the Super Eagles at the Unity Cup… at Brentford Stadium, London.” Historic Role: Musa, Nigeria’s most-capped player (108 appearances), aims to replicate the 2004 triumph where Nigeria lifted the trophy. Unity Cup 2025: Tournament Revival & Key Details Participants: Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, Trinidad […]

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