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Nwabali shines as Nigeria beat Egypt for AFCON bronze

Stanley Nwabali delivered a standout performance as Nigeria beat Egypt 4 2 on penalties to win the AFCON 2025 bronze medal at Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca. The Super Eagles and Pharaohs drew goalless after 90 minutes before the match went to a shootout.​ Nwabali saved penalties from Mohamed Salah and Omar Marmoush to emerge as Nigeria’s hero in the shootout. His display confirmed his status as one of the top performers of the tournament.​ Ademola Lookman scored the decisive kick to seal victory for Nigeria. The Super Eagles converted their spot kicks with composure to secure third place.​ The result extended Nigeria’s perfect record in AFCON third place matches. It also gave the country a record ninth bronze medal at the continental showpiece.​ Despite the disappointment of losing on penalties to hosts Morocco in the semi final, Nigeria finished […]

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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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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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Super Eagles: Chelle challenged to continue Nigeria’s renaissance post AFCON

Despite Nigeria’s painful semi final exit at AFCON 2025, stakeholders have challenged Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle to build on the team’s renewed identity and fighting spirit rather than allow the setback to derail recent progress. Many fans and analysts believe the squad’s high‑intensity displays, tactical organisation and improved mentality signal the beginning of a new era for Nigerian football.​ Chelle, appointed in January 2025 on a two‑year deal, has already expressed his desire to stay on, stressing that his long‑term project is to rebuild the Super Eagles into a consistent force in Africa and beyond. However, he admitted that his future rests with the Nigeria Football Federation, which must now decide whether to retain him and consolidate on the gains of the tournament.​ Supporters are urging continuity in technical leadership, better youth development and sustained integration of talented […]

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Reality star Adekunle blasts referee, says Nigeria was robbed

Reality TV star Adekunle Olopade has slammed the officiating in Nigeria’s AFCON 2025 semi final loss, insisting the Super Eagles were “robbed” by controversial decisions from Ghanaian referee Daniel Laryea. In a post shared on X, he argued that key calls went against Nigeria at crucial moments and altered the outcome of the game.​ Adekunle faulted the referee for what he described as soft bookings and inconsistent foul calls that disrupted Nigeria’s rhythm. He also questioned a late decision that went in favour of the opposition, claiming it killed any chance of a Super Eagles comeback.​ The reality star said Nigerians have every right to feel aggrieved, given the high stakes and the team’s strong performances throughout the tournament. He urged football authorities to improve officiating standards at major competitions to protect players’ efforts and fans’ trust in the game.​

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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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Osimhen inches closer to Yekini’s goal scoring record

Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen is now just two goals away from equalling Rashidi Yekini’s long standing goal record for Nigeria after scoring in the 2–0 AFCON 2025 quarter final victory over Algeria. His latest strike took his tally to 35 goals for the national team, closing in on Yekini’s benchmark of 37.​ Osimhen had already moved to 34 goals with a brace in the round of 16 win against Mozambique in Fez, where Nigeria won 4–0. The Galatasaray forward has now scored nine times in his last 10 games for the Super Eagles, underlining his importance to the team’s current AFCON campaign.​ The 27 year old has reached his 35 goal mark in just 51 appearances for Nigeria, placing him firmly in the conversation among the country’s greatest ever forwards. He overtook Segun Odegbami’s 23 goal tally in March […]

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Eagles hungry to make amends for last AFCON – Ajayi

Super Eagles defender Semi Ajayi says Nigeria’s main target at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations is to win the trophy as they prepare for a crucial semi final clash with hosts Morocco in Rabat on Wednesday night. Nigeria are three time AFCON champions and are now one win away from another appearance in the final.​ Speaking to Footy Africa, the Hull City defender explained that the team is driven by the pain of losing the last AFCON final to Côte d’Ivoire. He said the ambition has not changed and that the players are determined to make amends this time.​ Ajayi stressed that the squad remains hungry, ready and fully focused on the semi final challenge. He noted that both the current team and the previous squad shared the same goal, but that the disappointment of falling short has given […]

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Brentford sign Nigerian teenager Kaye Furo from Club Brugge

Premier League club Brentford have completed the signing of Nigerian born forward Kaye Furo from Belgian side Club Brugge on a permanent deal, subject to international clearance and work permit. The 18 year old has agreed a long term contract with the London club as part of their strategy of investing in young attacking talent.​ Furo is the son of former Super Eagles defender Furo Iyenemi, who played for Nigeria at the 2000 Africa Cup of Nations co hosted by Ghana and Nigeria. Born in Belgium, Kaye has represented the country at youth levels from under 15 to under 21, but he remains eligible to play for Nigeria at senior level.​ The teenager made eight first team appearances for Club Brugge this season across the Belgian Pro League, Champions League and Belgian Cup, scoring once and providing one assist. Brentford’s […]

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