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Dropped Falcons midfielder Osarenoma Igbinovia has charged her colleagues to be fearless and determined ahead of the team’s make or mar encounter against host nation France which will determine Nigeria’s continuous stay or exit at the ongoing FIFA women’s world cup in France. 

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Former Super Eagles forward Rafael Chukwu-Ndukwe has called for calm from Nigerians on the Super Eagles attack line after the team’s 1-0 loss to Senegal meant back to back games played without scoring with days away from the Eagles opener at the AFCON against Burundi.

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The 28,000 –capacity Roazhon Park in Rennes is venue for Monday’s big FIFA Women’s World Cup clash between Nigeria and France, with group leaders Les Bleues already qualified for the knockout rounds and the Super Falcons looking for a ticket to that corridor. Head Coach Thomas Dennerby too his charges through a pre-match final training session on Sunday at the Stade Edmund Blanchet and reiterated that a positive mindset, as well as a calm, collected and surefooted approach can work wonders for the Falcons against the French. “This is an important for us and I believe you can rise to the…

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The Nigeria Football Federation has dismissed as misleading, statements by former Youth and Sports Minister Solomon Dalung at the weekend that the Federation omitted the budget for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations from its 2019 programmes sent to the Ministry. “There is no truth to the claim that the NFF omitted the AFCON from its budget,” NFF Executive Committee member and Chairman of the Media and Publicity Committee, Hon. (Dr) Suleiman Yahaya-Kwande told thenff.com on Sunday. “The truth is that major competitions are never part of the regular budgets since, in most cases, qualification campaigns are still on…

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Nigeria’s U15 future Eagles on Sunday lost their final game of the 2019 International Dream Cup to their European counterparts Romania 2-1 at the Yurtec Stadium in Miyagi. The game which was played on Sunday morning saw the Future Eagles bag a second consecutive defeat at the U16 tournament in Japan. Nigeria started the tournament with a 3-1 win over Mexico on 12th June, but lost against the host country Japan on 14th June and against Romania on the last day of the tournament on 16th June. Future Eagles head coach, Haruna Ilerika made two changes into the line-up…

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Super Falcons’ assistant captain and goal-poacher, Asisat Oshoala has declared that the President of Nigeria Football Federation, Mr. Amaju Melvin Pinnick played a huge role in the team’s confidence-restoring victory over Korea Republic in their second group match of the 8th FIFA Women’s World Cup finals. Nigeria started off with a loss in their opening match against Norway. Pinnick, who watched from the stands, came into the team’s dressing room after the match to commend and encourage them despite the loss. Speaking to thenff.com, Oshoala said Pinnick’s words urging them to do better in the second game fired up the playing…

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