Author: Tumininu Yussuf
Nigeria forward, Rinsola Babajide scored once again for Costa Adeje Tenerife, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win as they battled to a 2-2 draw against Atletico Madrid on Sunday.
Nigeria-eligible Edna Imade extended her impressive goal-scoring form as Granada demolished Deportivo La Coruña 5-0 in a dominant league performance on Saturday.
Nigeria forward Ifeoma Onumonu extended her scoring run to five consecutive matches, but it wasn’t enough to prevent Montpellier from suffering a 4-2 defeat at Dijon in Saturday’s French women’s top-flight clash.
Ruben Amorim believes Manchester United are in for a “long journey” to return to the top after their 3-2 loss to Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
West Ham United striker Michail Antonio was involved in a serious car accident on Saturday, leaving him trapped in his vehicle for almost an hour before emergency crews could free him.
Azania Omo-Agege, the Interim President of the Nigerian Boxing Federation, has described 2024 as a “dismal” year for the sport in the country in an interview with Brila.net. Speaking openly about internal conflicts, poor focus, and serious issues which have been going on over a year, Omo-Agege believes they have set boxing back significantly. “To be very honest with you, I don’t like mincing words. It’s been a dismal year for us, which is very shameful. A lot of inciting has been going on in the Federation, so we’re not really focused, you understand,” the president lamented. The president also…
Alhaji Ibrahim Gusau, the President of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF), has revealed bold plans to boost the development of women’s football in Nigeria.
The expanded tournament will see 32 teams from across the globe battle it out in the United States, with Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami set to host and take center stage.
Former Super Falcons assistant coach, Mansur Abdullahi, has called on the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) to place more trust in indigenous coaches to lead the women’s national team.
Shohei Ohtani, the superstar Los Angeles Dodgers player, is demanding that his former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, return hundreds of thousands of dollars in baseball cards he alleges were fraudulently purchased with his stolen money. Court documents filed Tuesday reveal that Mizuhara, who was once a trusted confidant and friend of the Japanese sensation, misappropriated funds from Ohtani’s bank account to make the purchases, totaling about $325,000. The filing claims Mizuhara gained unauthorized access to Ohtani’s bank account around November 2021, altering security protocols to impersonate the athlete and authorize wire transfers. By 2024, Mizuhara had used the funds to buy…