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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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Osimhen, Ndidi, others leave Super Eagles AFCON camp

Four Super Eagles players have left Nigeria’s camp after the team’s victory over Egypt in the third-place match at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.​ Victor Osimhen, Wilfred Ndidi, Paul Onuachu and Chidozie Awaziem have all returned to their clubs in Europe following the game. Osimhen, Ndidi and Onuachu play in Turkey, while Awaziem is based in France.​ The four players departed Casablanca on a private jet shortly after the playoff match. Because of their exit, they will not attend the AFCON award ceremony scheduled to hold after Sunday’s final, as bronze medals were not presented on Saturday.

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Osimhen outburst mars Nigeria’s AFCON win

Victor Osimhen’s emotional outburst overshadowed an otherwise emphatic night for Nigeria as the Super Eagles defeated Mozambique 4-0 to secure a place in the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals on Monday. The Round of 16 encounter, played at the Complexe Sportif de Fès, was largely one-sided, with Nigeria dominant from the opening exchanges. However, the spotlight shifted in the second half when Osimhen became involved in a heated exchange with teammate Ademola Lookman. The incident occurred in the 63rd minute with Nigeria already leading 3-0 and Osimhen on a hat-trick. Frustrated after not receiving a pass, the Galatasaray striker openly confronted Lookman and left-back Bruno Onyemaechi. The argument escalated quickly, prompting captain Wilfred Ndidi to step in, while Mozambique defender Reinildo Mandava and Nigeria’s Calvin Bassey also intervened to calm the situation. Moments later, Osimhen asked to be substituted and […]

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Nigeria, Tunisia clash in Fez for Group C top spot

Nigeria and Tunisia will face off tomorrow, December 27, in a high stakes Group C match at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Fez, Morocco. Both teams won their opening games and are chasing early control of the group.​ The Super Eagles defeated Tanzania 2–1 on December 23, with goals from Semi Ajayi and Ademola Lookman. The result confirmed Nigeria’s status as one of the tournament favourites and left them second in Group C on goal difference.​ Tunisia sit top of the group after a 3–1 victory over Uganda on the same day. The Eagles of Carthage looked sharp in attack and extended a run of strong recent performances, sending a clear warning to their rivals.​ Nigeria and Tunisia share a long history at the Africa Cup of Nations and beyond. In 17 meetings overall, Nigeria have eight wins, […]

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AFCON 2025 Nacional hero Osinachi backs Super Eagles for title

FIFA U 17 World Cup winner Christian Ebere Osinachi has backed the Super Eagles to win their fourth Africa Cup of Nations title at AFCON 2025 in Morocco. The 27 year old forward recently became a hero for Uruguay’s Club Nacional after scoring a 114th minute winner to secure the club’s 50th league title against rivals Atlético Peñarol.​ Nigeria have won AFCON three times in 1980, 1994 and 2013 and are chasing a first continental title in 12 years after finishing as runners up at the last edition in Cote d’Ivoire. Osinachi believes the team can respond to the disappointment of missing out on the 2026 World Cup inter continental play off ticket, which they lost to DR Congo in November.​ He admitted that the World Cup play off defeat was painful but insisted the Super Eagles have another chance […]

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Oliseh defends AFCON commentary as fans disagree

Former Super Eagles captain and ex-head coach Sunday Oliseh has reacted to mixed reactions trailing his colour commentary during Nigeria’s 2–1 AFCON win over Tanzania. While the result gave Nigeria a positive start to the tournament, his analysis became a major talking point on social media.​ Some fans praised Oliseh for his blunt and detailed assessment of the Super Eagles’ performance. Others, however, accused him of being too harsh and suggested his comments showed a lack of support for the team despite the victory.​ Responding in an official statement, Oliseh said he was disappointed by the negative narrative being pushed online. He explained that his remarks were driven by professionalism and a strong desire to see Nigerian football grow, not by hostility toward the players or head coach Eric Chelle.​ Oliseh insisted that objective analysis should not be mistaken for […]

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Ndidi Ajayi seek improvement after tough AFCON win

Super Eagles captain Wilfred Ndidi has praised the team’s resilience after a hard-fought 2–1 win over Tanzania in their opening match at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, while admitting there is still room for improvement. Speaking after the game, Ndidi said starting the tournament with a victory was important for building momentum. He noted that securing the three points was the key outcome from the first match. The Besiktas midfielder admitted the team showed signs of fatigue in the second half but commended the players for reacting well and keeping their composure under pressure. He said the first half tempo was good but stressed that the squad can still raise its overall level. Ndidi played down worries about the team conceding again, expressing confidence that both players and coaches will fix any defensive lapses as the competition progresses. Defender […]

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New Super Eagles captain Ndidi pledges unity

Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has been confirmed as the new captain of the Nigerian national team and says he is ready to embrace the responsibility with the backing of his teammates and coaches. The Besiktas player described the role as a major duty he will approach with humility, focus, and support from the entire squad.​ Ndidi stressed that leadership in the Super Eagles must be shared, built on unity and a common purpose rather than the power of one individual. He explained that a successful team depends on trust, respect, and clear understanding among all players and staff.​ The 29 year old revealed that he has already begun talking with senior members of the squad to ensure everyone is aligned with the team’s goals ahead of the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. He said these conversations are aimed at reinforcing […]

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Etafia backs Nwabali to be fit for Morocco 2025

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper coach Greg Etafia has offered a positive update on Stanley Nwabali’s fitness ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Nwabali, Nigeria’s first choice goalkeeper and a key player for Chippa United in South Africa, had recently been sidelined with injury, raising doubts over his availability for the tournament.​ Speaking from South Africa, Etafia confirmed that the 28 year old has progressed from gym sessions to light training on grass, which he described as a major step in the rehabilitation process. He said he had spoken directly with one of Chippa United’s goalkeepers, who confirmed that Nwabali has resumed training and is feeling much better.​ Etafia explained that Chippa United are yet to go on their league break, meaning Nwabali is still training around the squad and gradually building up his fitness. He noted […]

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AFCON 2025 Babangida Ikpeba back Super Eagles to restore pride

Atlanta 1996 Olympic gold medallists Tijani Babangida and Victor Ikpeba say the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco is a crucial chance for the Super Eagles to repair Nigeria’s football image after failing to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. They noted that missing the World Cup for a second straight time still hurts players, officials and fans, making AFCON the key opportunity to restore national pride.​ Babangida told Tribalfootball he was disappointed with the Super Eagles’ display in the playoff defeat to DR Congo, saying the Congolese looked better organised and more determined on the day. He believes winning AFCON would help heal the emotional wounds of supporters who were left devastated by that loss.​ He is confident Nigeria can reach the final and possibly end their 12 year wait for a fourth continental crown. However, he […]

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