Author: Brila

The Confederation of African football (CAF) has taken disciplinary actions against AFCON 2025 winning coach, Pape Thiaw and CAF Men’s Player of the Year, Achraf Hakimi for their roles in the melee that ensued during the final of the AFCON  in Rabat.

Former Nigeria international Edema Fuludu has praised the progress of the Africa Cup of Nations, highlighting the improvements under CAF president Patrice Motsepe.

Senegal CB Kalidou Koulibaly is in mourning following the death of his father, Dabele Koulibaly, who sadly passed away on Monday, in France.

Kenya’s sports betting industry has grown into one of the most sophisticated in Africa. With M-Pesa enabling instant deposits and withdrawals, and mobile penetration exceeding 90%, betting has become deeply integrated into Kenyan football culture. Industry estimates suggest over 50% of Kenyan adults have placed a bet at some point. The market attracts everyone from casual fans who add excitement to weekend matches to dedicated punters who study form and statistics. Yet despite this widespread participation, many bettors lack a solid understanding of the fundamentals. This comprehensive guide breaks down how sports betting works in Kenya, explains the odds formats…

Former Super Eagles midfielder, Nosa Igiebor has weighed in on the debate surrounding the exclusion of NPFL players from Nigeria’s squad for the just-concluded AFCON.

Czech giants Viktoria Plzen have officially announced the signing of Salim Fago Lawal from Croatian club NK Istra.

Former NFF President, Amaju Pinnick has expressed concern over the recurring issue of unpaid salaries owed to Nigeria’s national team coaches, attributing the problem to the absence of a stable and well defined payment structure.

Former Super Eagles, Nduka Ugbade has strongly advised the Nigeria Football Federation to retain head coach Eric Chelle, insisting that the team is finally beginning to take shape following their third-place finish at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Super Eagles captain, Wilfred Ndidi is mourning the loss of his father, Sunday Ndidi, who reportedly died in a ghastly motor accident in Umunede, Delta State.

Former Nigerian international and 1994 AFCON winner, Nduka Ugbade has reacted strongly to the controversial incidents that marred the 2025 AFCON final between Senegal and Morocco, calling on CAF to urgently review its refereeing and VAR standards.