Author: Brila

Sunshine stars defender Alimi Jamiu has stated that the Akure based side still retains the club’s hopes of picking a continental ticket at the end of the season despite the threat and unexpected occurrence of the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Paris Saint-Germain has been declared champion of the French football league after the season ended early because of the coronavirus pandemic.

FIFA and CAF referee instructor in Nigeria Calistus Chukwujekwu has stated that the laws of officiating will change after the COVID-19 eventually disappear from the surface of the earth. 

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper Abiodun Baruwa had explained why the Super Eagles have not been able to pin down a regular number since Vincent Enyeama left the National team.

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw says former Nigerian winger Victor Moses is the toughest opponent he ever faced in his career.

Lobi stars coach Gbenga Ogunbote has revealed that he has missed the drama that comes with playing in the NPFL which by now would have come with plotting and planning for games after the Corona Virus induced lockdown which has also stopped all sporting activities. Ogunbote speaking in a chat with www.brila.net said the worry now is when will the league return as the lockdown so far is causing a lot of boredom because the current lockdown is one that comes with restricted movement which means the current situation is not a totally enjoyable one. “It’s completely missed and that’s enough…

Warri Wolves midfielder David Ogar has stated that he is sure his side will have nothing to worry about as far as staying afloat at any point when the league returns after been stopped due to the incident of Covid-19 pandemic.

Ngozi  Okobi has named Falcons teammate Francisca Ordega as the player she has an almost seamless partnership with in the national team and one that understands her movement on and off the ball on the field.

Liverpool have opened talked with the representatives of LOSC Lille striker Victor Osimhen, according to Le Foot Mercato.

Nigerian table tennis legend, Olufunmi Oshonaike has spoken about her longevity in representing Nigeria over 32 years in the game of table tennis.