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Demehin and Echegini will miss Nigeria’s decisive WAFCON Group C clash against Egypt after CAF suspensions.
Flying Eagles lost 2-0 to Burkina Faso but advanced as Group B runners-up into the WAFU B semi-finals.
Nigerian WWE star Oba Femi made history by defeating Brock Lesnar in a Hell in a Cell match at SummerSlam 2026, becoming the first wrestler to beat Lesnar inside the steel structure. The victory completed Femi's trilogy success over Lesnar and further established him as one of WWE's brightest new stars.
Eintracht Frankfurt have signed Super Eagles midfielder Raphael Onyedika from Club Brugge on a contract running until 2031. The Nigerian joins after winning two Belgian league titles and making 26 appearances for the Super Eagles, with Frankfurt expecting him to play a key role in their midfield this season.
Vinicius reportedly rejected Real Madrid’s latest contract offer as Arsenal prepare to strengthen their transfer pursuit.
Galatasaray reportedly rejected Arsenal’s swap-plus-cash offer, insisting Victor Osimhen remains central to their future plans.
Asisat Oshoala’s early goal earned 10-player Super Falcons a crucial WAFCON victory over determined Zambia in Rabat.
Flying Eagles need only a draw against Burkina Faso to secure Group B’s top spot and remain unbeaten.
Michelle Alozie underwent a mandatory drug test after inspiring Nigeria’s vital WAFCON victory over Zambia and winning MVP.
Sir Chris Hoy believes Glasgow will stage another outstanding Commonwealth Games, saying the city has the experience, venues and passionate support needed to deliver a successful event. The cycling legend described the Games as a unique competition that creates unforgettable memories for athletes beyond the medals won.
Manchester City lost on penalties to Inter Milan after Enzo Maresca’s encouraging managerial debut ended in a draw.
UEFA withdraws confidence in FIFA leadership, accusing Infantino of secrecy despite abandoning controversial World Cup investment proposal.
