La Liga: Rodri apologises after describing Valencia as ‘very weak’
Why Barcelona preferred Gordon to Rashford — Deco
I’ll make IGCC better than IBB—Mayuku
Okocha’s return bad for Eagles — Disu
Okpunor relishes win, as Ogunu, IGCC honour Mayukus
Howard: 3SC has come to stay
Akpokona takes sojourn to Warri
Wolves, Ogbeide fail to agree on terms
Enyimba to fortify team with new players
Bayelsa coach still relish league victory
Surprise: Newcastle to pay Martins more
From immorality to Immortality
SCANDAL IN THE LEAGUE: God will punish those
Our tactics are changing-Amokachi

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FIFA U-17 World Cup Draw now August 7
World football governing body FIFA has now set August 7 as the new date for the Draw Ceremony of the FIFA U-17 World Cup finals, which Nigeria will host October/November this year.
World Ranking: Brazil rise, Nigeria fall
Nigeria’s Super Eagles have dropped to the 34th spot in the July edition of the FIFA world rankings that have Confederations Cup winners, Brazil returning to the top on Wednesday, for the first time since August 2007, by jumping four places and knocking European champions Spain down to second spot.
Enyimba defeat: 3SC not disgraced — Howard
Despite suffering a Federation Cup q-final defeat to Enyimba, Shooting Stars Chief Coach Franklin Howard says the team has come to stay, stressing that Tuesday’s result confirms the fact that 3SC can hold its own against the big boys of Nigerian football.
Sand Sand Eagles maul Mauritius 13-0
The national beach soccer team, otherwise known as ‘Supersand Eagles’ mauled their counterparts from Mauritius 13-0 in their first match of the African Beach Soccer Championship in Durban, South Africa yesterday.
Veteran striker Isiaka Olawale hit six goals past the hapless Mauritian goalkeeper as he nonchallantly announced his fourth appearance at the continental championship.
Eagles: Nigeria cancel friendly before Tunisia game
The secretary-general of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Bolaji Ojo-Oba, has announced that the country will not play a warm-up game before their World Cup qualifier against Tunisia in Abuja on September 6. Nigeria were on line for a friendly against Argentina before the Tunisia match in Abuja.

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