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Super Falcons eye revenge in second friendly against Cameroon

Nigeria’s Super Falcons are set to face Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses again on Tuesday in Yaounde, aiming to bounce back from a narrow 1–0 defeat in their first pre WAFCON 2026 friendly. Both teams are using the two–match series, played at the Military Stadium in the Cameroonian capital, to fine tune tactics and assess players ahead of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. In Saturday’s opener, the Falcons created several chances but were undone by a late goal, leaving head coach Justin Madugu and his players determined to respond with a stronger performance in the second game. Madugu is expected to tweak his line up and possibly adjust formations, with second half substitutes such as Joy Omewa, Precious Christopher, Folashade Ijamilusi, Esther Onyenezide and Michelle Alozie all pushing for starting roles after bright cameos.​ NFF officials say the matches […]

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Egbe seeks emergency action on crumbling NPFL stadiums

Sports facilities expert Ebi Egbe has called for a state of emergency on infrastructure in the Nigeria Premier Football League after the league slumped to 91st in the world rankings.​ Egbe, CEO of Monimichelle Sports Facilities Construction Limited, said the sharp drop confirmed years of neglect of basic football infrastructure. He blamed substandard pitches as the biggest single obstacle to the growth of the Nigerian game.​ According to him, no league can compete with top nations while matches are played on poor, outdated surfaces. He argued that good pitches can deliver up to 70 percent success for technically sound teams by allowing them to express modern tactics and ball work.​ Egbe noted that Nigerian clubs are at a clear disadvantage when they travel to countries with modern, FIFA‑standard stadiums in North and Southern Africa. He urged government and football administrators […]

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Hakimi to face trial over rape allegation, denies charge

Moroccan footballer Achraf Hakimi is set to stand trial in France over a rape allegation. He has firmly denied the accusation in a post on social media.​ In a message on X, Hakimi said that a simple allegation is now enough to send someone to trial, even when they deny it and believe the claim is false. He described the situation as unfair both to innocent people and to real victims of sexual violence.​ Hakimi added that he is waiting calmly for the trial, which he believes will allow the truth to be heard in public.​ Prosecutors in Nanterre, near Paris, opened an investigation into the rape claim in 2023 after a complaint was filed against the player. The prosecutor’s office has not yet commented on the latest development about the trial.​

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CAF mulls new rules on goalkeepers’ towels after AFCON row

The Confederation of African Football may introduce stricter rules on the use of goalkeepers’ towels after controversial incidents at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Olivier Safari, president of the CAF Referees Committee, said the episodes exposed a gap in current regulations. The issue first drew attention during the semi final between Nigeria and hosts Morocco, when Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali was repeatedly distracted as stadium officials interfered with towels placed behind his goal. Videos of the scenes went viral and sparked criticism from fans and analysts over poor pitchside control. The matter intensified in the final, again involving the host nation. Senegal goalkeeper Edouard Mendy also faced interference, with ball boys, stewards and players handling or removing his towels. In one widely shared clip, Morocco star Achraf Hakimi was seen taking Mendy’s towel from the goal area. […]

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Lookman named Best Playmaker as CAF unveils AFCON 2025 awards

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has released the full list of awards and official statistics for the TotalEnergies AFCON 2025 tournament in Morocco. Senegal were crowned champions, Morocco finished runners up and Nigeria took third place after a high scoring campaign.​ Nigeria’s Ademola Lookman was named Best Playmaker of the tournament after providing four assists, capping a brilliant competition for the Super Eagles. Senegal’s Sadio Mané won Player of the Tournament, while Morocco’s Brahim Díaz finished as top scorer with five goals and Yassine Bounou was voted Best Goalkeeper with five clean sheets.​ CAF’s statistics showed Nigeria as one of the standout teams, with the Super Eagles recording the most consecutive wins (five), the highest number of goals scored (14) and the highest average possession at 66 percent. Overall, AFCON 2025 produced 121 goals, while Morocco, Comoros, DR Congo […]

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Tinubu praises Super Eagles for AFCON bronze fightback

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated the Super Eagles on winning the bronze medal at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. He commended the team for their resilience and professionalism after bouncing back from a painful semi final defeat to hosts Morocco.​ In a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President said the Eagles showed strong character by ending the tournament on a high. Nigeria secured third place by defeating seven time champions Egypt in the bronze medal match.​ Tinubu noted that Nigeria dominated the game in regulation time before edging Egypt in a tense penalty shootout. He described the victory as a clear reflection of the determination and can do spirit that defines Nigerians.​ The President acknowledged that many fans were disappointed after the semi final loss to Morocco on penalties. He […]

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AFCON final: Senegal accuse Morocco of sabotage ahead of clash for gold

Senegal’s Football Federation (FSF) has accused hosts Morocco of “systematic sabotage” in the build‑up to Sunday’s Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat, claiming a series of logistical failures have undermined the Teranga Lions’ preparations. In a strongly worded statement, the FSF alleged problems with security, hotel arrangements, training facilities and ticket allocation for Senegalese fans.​ The federation said the team arrived in Rabat by train from Tangier to find “a clear lack of adequate security measures”, leaving players and staff exposed to overcrowding and safety risks at the station. It also protested that the initial hotel provided was substandard and only after an official complaint were the team moved to a five‑star facility deemed suitable for a continental final.​ Senegal further rejected plans to train at the Mohammed VI Complex, Morocco’s base throughout the tournament, arguing that using the […]

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AFCON 2025: Top scorers after semi final round

The race for the AFCON 2025 Golden Boot is led by Morocco’s Brahim Díaz, who sits top of the scoring chart with five goals after the semi final matches. The Real Madrid forward has been the standout attacking player for the hosts, keeping his place at the summit despite failing to score in the last four.​ Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen and Egypt’s Mohamed Salah are tied in second place with four goals each. Both stars remain in contention to snatch the Golden Boot if they can find the net in the remaining fixtures.​ Just behind them on three goals are Nigeria’s Ademola Lookman and Côte d’Ivoire winger Amad Diallo. Lookman also leads the assists chart, making him one of the most influential attacking players of the tournament so far.​ Several other players, including Ayoub El Kaabi (Morocco), Riyad Mahrez (Algeria) and Lassine Sinayoko […]

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Super Eagles vs Morocco: We stand firmly with you, FG tells players

The Federal Government has assured the Super Eagles of the full support of Nigerians as they prepare to face hosts Morocco in the AFCON 2025 semi final. In a goodwill message, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, said the entire country stands firmly behind the team.​ In a statement shared on his X handle, Idris praised the players for their discipline, courage and consistency throughout the tournament. He described their performances as inspiring and a reminder of why the Super Eagles remain one of Africa’s most respected teams.​ The minister urged the squad to stay focused, believe in themselves and approach the Morocco clash with confidence. He assured them that millions of Nigerians at home and in the diaspora will be cheering and praying for their success on Wednesday night.​ Idris also called on fans to support […]

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Super Eagles hold first training in Rabat ahead of Morocco semi final

The Super Eagles have held their first training session in Rabat as they step up preparations for Wednesday’s Africa Cup of Nations semi final against hosts Morocco. The team arrived in the Moroccan capital after a road trip from Fez, where they defeated Algeria 2–0 in the quarter final.​ Training took place at the Complexe Mohammed VI in Rabat and started at 6:00pm local time. Officials said the session was held behind closed doors, with only the opening minutes briefly accessible to the media.​ Reports from the camp indicate that at least 14 players took part in the initial drills, with more expected to join as recovery and tactical work continues. Coaches focused on light exercises, ball work and shape play as they begin fine tuning plans for the clash against the Atlas Lions.​ Nigeria has positive memories of Rabat, […]

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