Author: Brila

After Plateau United departed for Tunisia on Saturday ahead of their CAF Champions League date against Etoile du Sahel, CAF Confederation Cup campaigners, Enyimba headed out ‘on the road’.

Deontay Wilder said he was ‘ready’ to take on Anthony Joshua immediately after defending his WBC belt against Luis Ortiz.

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama isn’t thinking of retirement soon, but when he decides to quit the round leather game, perhaps bowling could be an option.

Bolton Wanderers have signed Super Eagles forward Chinedu Ogbuke Obasi on a deal until the end of the season. The 31-year-old Obasi recently had a spell with Swedish side AIK, signs for the Trotters following a trial with the English side. Obasi has also played under former England manager Sven Goran Eriksson at Chinese Super League side Shenzhen. Obasi is Bolton’s second signing in two weeks after Jan Kirchhoff joined the club on 22 February. Source – BBC

Saturday is for football – club football – and several Nigerian players were in action from Europe to Asia and back again.

Real Madrid CF Manager, Zinedine Zidane has Once again disclosed his optimism about his side’s title hopes this season. Speaking in a press conference ahead of tonight’s encounter at home against Getafe, the French Legend believes it is possible to catch up with Barcelona towards the end of the season. Los Blanco had on Tuesday night suffered a 1-0 defeat to Espanol, a result which left them 15 points adrift leaders, Barcelona with 12 matches left to play this season. Despite Barcelona topping the table unbeaten this season, Zidane insists the la Liga title holders can still catch up with…

Arsenal’s season has lurched from one disaster to another – and it has seemingly taken it’s toll on the players.

Henry Onyekuru has posted a video on Twitter giving a positive update on his recovery from a knee injury.

Victor Moses may be throwing shots out here as the Premier League season is reaching its crescendo and some big teams chasing a top four spot.

Chelsea travel to the Etihad to face Champions elect, Manchester City, in a defining moment for both sides in the league this season, and though the bookies may have the home team as favorite, wing-back Victor Moses says they want to “go out and prove people wrong.”