Author: Tumininu Yussuf
Nigerian female football stars duo, Edna Imade and Monday Gift, have been nominated for the EA SPORTS Liga F Player of the Month award for November.
Nigerian player, Macleans Chinonyerem scored her first ever hat-trick in the Saudi Women’s Premier League, leading Al Shabab to a dominant 6-0 victory over Eastern Flame.
The University of Pittsburgh women’s football team has strengthened its squad with the addition of two Nigerian players, Adaobi Okah and Yusuf Hannah.
Super Falcons forward Opeyemi Ajakaiye has officially made her debut for Carolina Accent FC, a team she is currently playing for on loan from Kansas City Current.
The CAF Technical Study Group (TSG) has officially unveiled its Best XI from the group stages of the 2024 CAF Women’s Champions League in Morocco, and Edo Queens with two of their players making the final list.
Rivers Hoopers have successfully defended their title as champions of the Nigeria Premier Basketball League (NPBL), earning a 71-54 point victory over Hoops and Read Basketball Club in the playoff final on Monday in Port Harcourt.
As the anticipated CAF Awards 2024 approaches, Nigeria is well-represented, in the just released Women’s Award Category, with top players and clubs featuring prominently in the prestigious list of nominees.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ historic 15-game unbeaten start to the season came to an end with a narrow 120-117 loss to the defending NBA champions, the Boston Celtics, at TD Garden on Monday.
Former Edo Queens coach, Stanley Osaze, has revealed that the team’s loss of concentration in the final moments of their semi-final match against TP Mazembe Women ultimately cost them a spot in the final of the CAF Women’s Champions League. In an exclusive interview with Brila.net after the team’s defeat, Osaze highlighted the key factors that led to their loss, noting that the fighting spirit and intensity displayed during their last group match against Sundowns Women was missing in the semi-final. He explained the team’s inability to maintain focus throughout the match played a significant role in their downfall. “Sometimes in football…
Rafael Nadal’s emotional farewell to the Davis Cup took another somber turn Tuesday, as the 22-time Grand Slam champion admitted that he wouldn’t pick himself to play again after his defeat to Botic Van De Zandschulp in the Davis Cup quarterfinals.