Barcelona agree to sell Torres to PSG
LeBron’s Sixers in spotlight as full 2026-27 NBA schedule revealed
My fears for Eagles – Gara Gombe
Eagles’ll win if — Adiele
Eagles clash tops football fiesta on SuperSport
Eagles must show 100% commitment — Izamoje
Tunisia will not be easy prey — Chukwu warns
Eagles have no excuse not to win — Adepoju
Head to head, Eagles are top
We’ll play Tunisia with the last drop of our blood — Yobo
2010: Tunisians will frustrate Eagles, — Dr. Anugweje
Eagles must play mass attack, mass defence to unsettle Tunisia
Fantasy games for African football lovers launched
TREM branches battle for Mike Okonkwo Football trophy
Nigeria Vs Tunisia: Peak offers $5,000 for MVP award
Nobody will sack Amodu
Kanu: We have the formula for war!

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No hiding place for Tunisia -Osaze, Ike Uche
LOCOMOTIV Moscow of Russia striker, Osaze Odemwingie has predicted that two things would happen in the Eagles and Carthage Eagles of Tunisia’s match on Sunday at the Abuja national Stadium. “We’ll beat them on Sunday and beat them wellâ€, Odemwingie said on arrival.
From Berlin disappointment to World record No 27
It’s amazing what coming clean can do for a person’s peace of mind.Just 24 hours after admitting to the world that her shock failure at the World championships was due to nothing more than complacency on her part, Yelena Isinbayeva changed course.
Tunisians storm Abuja with Chartered aircraft
TUNISIAN Coach, Humberto Cuelho rounded off their intensive training towards Sunday’s cracker and declared that “We are ready for Nigeriaâ€.
We’ll attack Eagles —Tunisia
PORTUGUESE Coach of Tunisia, Humberto Cuelho and his captain Karim Haggui have plotted to attack the Super Eagles in their World Cup match on Sunday contrary to beliefs that they would play defensive game and frustrate the team with their antics.
Kanu: We have the formula for war!
Captain Nwankwo Kanu said Thursday that the Super Eagles have a good idea of how to prosecute Sunday’s World Cup cracker against Tunisia without having to let the cat out of the bag.

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