World Cup failure: ‘I’m not afraid of being sacked’ — Madugu
Arteta expects Maresca to do ‘unbelievable job’ at Man City
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!
No hiding place for Tunisia -Osaze, Ike Uche
From Berlin disappointment to World record No 27
Tunisians storm Abuja with Chartered aircraft
We’ll attack Eagles —Tunisia
Kanu: We have the formula for war!
Nigeria Vs Tunisia: Peak offers $5,000 for MVP award
Tunisians arrive on chartered flight, lodge at Sheraton
Globacom sponsors 1000 fans to Cheer Super Eagles
Oyedeji’s clarion call on administrators

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NFF expresses confidence in SA match officials
The Nigeria Football Federation said Thursday that it has absolute confidence in the match officials from the Republic of South Africa who will handle Sunday’s all –important World Cup qualifier between the Super Eagles and Tunisia.
Eagles concentrate on shooting
Coach Amodu Shuaibu was in a no nonsense mood yesterday. He drilled the Eagles physically apparently preparing for a tough duel with the Tunisians and later concentrated on shooting. Each of the players took time to practise on free kicks, an area that Coach Amodu confessed that he dreads the Tunisians most.
Enyeama braces up for ‘dirty’ game
Nigeria goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama is bracing up for a ‘dirty’ albeit ‘great’ war of attrition when Nigeria take on Tunisia in Sunday’s 2010 World Cup qualifier in Abuja on Sunday, but says the Super Eagles are prepared for everything.
I’ll shoot down Tunisia – Eneramo
Mike Eneramo who plays for Esperance of Tunisia has promised to shoot down the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia if he gets a shirt from Coach Amodu Shaibu in Sunday’s 2010 World Cup qualifier against the North Africans. “My prayer is that I get a starting shirt on Sunday. I know the Tunisians very well.
Pray, we’ll play — Kanu
Skipper Nwankwo Kanu has urged Nigerians to pray hard for the Super Eagles as they tackle Tunisia on Sunday in one of the World Cup qualifying matches at the Abuja National Stadium.

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