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Nigeria, Egypt set for fierce AFCON bronze battle in Casablanca

Nigeria and Egypt will renew one of African football’s most storied rivalries on Saturday when they clash in the AFCON 2025 third‑place playoff at Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca. Both giants head into the bronze‑medal tie nursing semi final heartbreak but eager to salvage pride and finish on the podium.​ The Super Eagles fell to hosts Morocco on penalties after a gruelling 120‑minute stalemate, while the Pharaohs were edged by Senegal in a tight contest decided late in the second half. Analysts say the playoff could be more open and attacking, with both teams likely to rotate slightly but still field strong line‑ups packed with top European‑based stars.​ History favours Nigeria, who boast a perfect record in AFCON third‑place games and have never lost a bronze match at the tournament. However, Egypt’s pedigree and desire to respond to another near‑miss […]

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AFCON 2025 Super Eagles camp hits 24 players ahead of Egypt friendly

The Super Eagles’ camp in Cairo has swelled to 24 players as the team steps up preparations for Tuesday’s international friendly against Egypt ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Team officials confirmed that the latest arrivals include Blackburn Rovers defender Ryan Alebiosu, new invitee Salim Fago and several other players who joined up on Monday.​ The camp, based at the Renaissance Hotels in Cairo, opened with an initial group of players and the full complement of coaches and backroom staff already on ground. Goalkeeper Francis Uzoho was among the early arrivals, before more players such as Zaidu Sanusi, Semi Ajayi, Ademola Lookman, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Igho Ogbu, Tochukwu Nnadi and Amas Obasogie reported to camp to boost the squad.​ With the squad size now at 24, head coach Eric Sekou Chelle has more options to work with ahead of […]

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 FIFA rule shifts Nigeria vs Egypt friendly to Dec 16

Nigeria’s pre AFCON friendly match against Egypt has been moved to Tuesday December 16 due to FIFA regulations on international fixtures. The game was initially scheduled for an earlier date but had to be adjusted to fall within the approved window.​ According to officials the change was made to comply with FIFA rules on player release periods for national team matches. Clubs are only obliged to release players within specific dates which affected the original plan for the Super Eagles vs Pharaohs clash.​ The match remains a key part of both teams’ preparation for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations. Coaches of Nigeria and Egypt are expected to use the friendly to assess tactics fitness levels and squad depth before the tournament.​ Fans are advised to note the new date as organisers work to maintain all other arrangements for the […]

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