Author: Brila

Super Eagles defender Kenneth Omeruo said Maduka Okoye shouldn’t be made the scapegoat for Nigeria’s elimination from the 2021 African Cup of Nations in Cameroon.

Interim Super Eagles coach Austin Cerezo Eguavoen has revealed that he regretted taking a position not to list Chidera Ejuke for the round of 16 clash against Tunisia stressing that Ejuke would have offered a better option considering the test that presented itself from the Tunisians.

Former Nigeria international Bright Omokaro has tasked the Nigeria Football Federation to simply come up with modalities on how to move forward following the team’s exit at the ongoing Africa cup of nations after Sunday’s 1-0 loss to Tunisia at the round of 16.

Enugu Rangers boss Abdu Maikaba has hailed his players after the team’s huge 3-0 win away to Heartland to move up to within 3 points of league leaders Remo stars and up to third on the league. 

Interim Super Eagles coach Austin Cerezo Eguavoen has maintained that his side gave their all but were just unlucky on a number of fronts from a mistake that was punished, to the officials not allowing advantage when Nigeria could have had breakaways in the course of the round of 16 game against Tunisia which the Eagles lost 1-0.

Nigeria’s Emmanuel Dennis was sent off in Watford’s 3-0 defeat against Norwich City in the Premier League on Friday night.

Super Eagles goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi has stated that he is unperturbed by his lack of game time in the Nigeria senior national team but declares readiness if he gets called upon at any time in the course of the ongoing Africa cup of nations. 

Everton Midfielder Alex Iwobi says the Super Eagles of Nigeria are not scared of any team at the ongoing 2021 African Cup of Nations.

NFF scribe Dr. Mohamed Sanusi has stated that the Super Eagles are strong and good enough to face any opposition ahead of this weekend’s draws for the final round of the Africa zone FIFA world cup qualifiers for Qatar 2022.

Former player Mutiu Adepoju has warned the Super Eagles of Nigeria against underrating the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia that emerged as Nigeria’s round of 16 opponents despite losing two of the three games played in their group to earn qualification as one of the four best third placed teams.