Olise powers France to win over Belgium in Nations League
FIFA U-20 WORLD CUP EGYPT 2009: A stage for Superstars
Ghana must go for Cup-Tetteh
Siasia to unleash Aluko on Venezuela
Siasia’s Eagles can wipe our tears today
U-20 World Cup: We can conquer all in Egypt-Siasia
‘F/Eagles won’t lack support’
Momoh Channels efforts to tackle sports decline
Venezuela could be a surprise — Ugbade
Obaseki sends words to Heartland, Pillars, speaks on league
Akpokana slams Eagles Big Men
Ezeugo sees God answering prayers of Tunisia
Heartland, Pillars have shown that we’ve talents — Ndanusa
Isima blames Amodu for ignoring Heartland, Kano Pillars
NFF member pleads for Amodu
Lagos Sub-Seat debunks crisis report

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Chukwu confident Siasia’s boys will deliver
Former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu is very confident that the Flying Eagles would come out tops at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Cairo, Egypt which kicks off on Thursday.
With $10,000 winning bonus, I’ll break bones — Ukeachu
Coach Tony Ukeachu has added his voice to the condemnation of the Eagles over the 2-2 draw against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia, saying they did not do enough to ensure victory in the game.
Football tragedy not yet over — Beke
President Umaru Yar’Adua has been advised not to dissolve the Presidential Task Force, PTF, in order to build a formidable Eagles squad towards 2014 World Cup after the country’s 2-2 draw against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia in Abuja.
Champions league: Pillars Heartland lift Nigeria’s image again
After Nigeria’s football took a nose-dive September 6 when the Green Eagles fumbled to a 2-2 draw against the more enterprising Carthage Eagles of Tunisia to put their World Cup chance in jeopardy, two Nigerian clubs, Kano Pillars and Heartland Football Club of Owerri will this weekend complete what they started last week, lift the country’s name in far away Sudan and Zimbabwe.
2010: Disu says Eagles will qualify ‘miraculously’
Despite the Green Eagles unimpressive 2-2 draw against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia which threw spanners into the country’s dream of qualifying for the first ever World Cup in Africa, former Flying Eagles coach, Tunde Disu is optimistic Nigeria will still qualify.

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