Ahead of this weekend’s crucial play-off between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa for the Brazil 2014 world cup ticket, Senate President, David Mark, has charged the Nigeria side to leave nothing to chance in the battle.

Super Eagles boss, Stephen Okechikwu Keshi, has explained that his comments on the Abuja National Stadium, were not derogatory as portrayed in a section of the media, but only made to help correct what he saw wrong at the arena, when the team trained there on Tuesday evening.

Only one foreign-based and five home-based players were in camp on Monday a day after the Super Eagles opened camp ahead of Sunday’s 2014 World Cup Qualifier in Addis Ababa.

General Secretary of the Nigeria Football Federation, Barrister Musa Amadu stated emphatically on Wednesday that the Federation is not in agreement with those thinking Ethiopia’s Walya Antelopes belong to the featherweight category and would be easily over-run by the Super Eagles in next weekend’s World Cup qualifying cracker in Addis Ababa.

HEAD coach of the Nigeria national team, Stephen Keshi has astonishingly revealed that he does not have a team yet as he continues his “rebuilding project “ with the Super Eagles.

The Nigeria Football Association (NFA) on Wednesday said the Super Eagles would open camp in Abuja on Sunday, Oct. 6 for preparations against the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia.

Despite being pitted to play African champions, the Super Eagles in the final play-offs for the World Cup, Ethiopia are so sure of qualifying for the Brazil showpiece that they are already thinking of their would-be opponents in the tournament.

THE Senate President yesterday asked prayer warriors to embark on prayers and novena for the success of the Super Eagles for the 2014 World Cup competition to be hosted by Brazil as well as the Africa Nations Championship.

Majorca Youth team coach and former Super Eagles winger Finidi George has said that he is ready and available to work with any of the Nigerian youth teams.

Eagles coach Stephen Keshi is quietly plotting the fall of Ethiopia, who they play in the final round of the 2014 World Cup qualfier

Former Nigeria youth international, James Igwilo has expressed confidence that the Super Eagles would pick one of Africa’s 2014 World Cup tickets to Brazil ahead of Ethiopia in the last round of the qualifiers beginning next month.

For the Super Eagles, the road to the 2014 FIFA World Cup gets clearer today as they get to know the country they will confront in a two-legged playoffs to qualify for the Brazil showpiece.

Super Eagles hit man, Emmanuel Emenike has declared that estranged defender, Joseph Yobo is needed in the national team because of his experience.

Football will not seize to amaze me. Some call it the beautiful game. Others believe it is a “wicked game” like death, football has a mind of its own, it is no respecter of persons, class or pedigree.

The Nigeria Football Association (NFA) says it is partnering with  popular search engine, Google for online activities for the senior national team, the Super Eagle