Author: Brila

Nigeria’s women national team striker Asisat Oshoala has stated that the Super Falcons have a real chance of qualification from here now after the team’s 2-0 win over South Korea in the team’s second group stage game against South Korea. 

Coach Gbenga Ogunbote has blamed injuries for his side’s woes this season at the just concluded NPFL Super six following the team’s third-place finish at the end of the tournament. 

Chiamaka Nnadozie proved the game changer for Nigeria as the Falcons picked their first win at the World Cup since 2011, but the goalie made some history of her own on Wednesday.

Captain of NPFL side Akwa united Otobong Effiong has stated that the Promise keepers cannot afford to end the NPFL Super six empty handed ahead of the team’s final fixture against an Enyimba side who also are in desperate need of a win to guarantee a league title success.

Coach of Nigeria’s women national team Thomas Dennerby has stated that he is confident in the ability of Nigeria’s Super Falcons to bounce back to winning ways ahead of today’s FIFA women’s world cup second group stage game this afternoon between Nigeria and Korea. 

Enyimba International forward, Stanley Dimgba has admitted that the final game for Enyimba today is a must win for the People’s Elephant against Akwa United in order to be crowned as champions of the league. 

Nigeria forward Taiwo Awoniyi has revealed that the conversion of Leicester City player Kelechi Iheanacho from a midfielder to an outright center forward is the reason behind his poor form.

The goalless draw played against Akwa United on Monday at the ongoing NPFL Championship Playoffs has been described as a fantastic game by Lobi Stars midfielder, Dare Ojo.

Super Falcons Coach Thomas Dennerby has said Wednesday’s second Group tie with South Korea at the 8th women world cup in France is a must-win for his team. 

Nigeria’s U15 boys, known as Future Eagles, will take on the U16 National Team of Mexico on Wednesday in the opening match of the International Dream Cup tournament taking place in the city of Miyagi, Japan. The Nigerian contingent arrived in Sendai (where the team is staying at the Sendai Hills Hotel) on Monday evening, and the team had its first training session on Tuesday evening. Matches will hold at the Yurtec Stadium in the nearby city of Miyagi. The Future Eagles will clash with host nation Japan on Friday 14th June before rounding off their experience with a match…