Author: Damilola Amuda (Goalgetter)

In a stunning twist to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final, Morocco have officially been declared champions following a ruling by the Confederation of African Football Appeal Board. The decision overturns the original result against Senegal, awarding Morocco a 3–0 victory after a chaotic and controversial ending to the match in Rabat. A Final That Ended in Controversy What was meant to be a historic showdown quickly spiraled into confusion and drama during extra time. Deep into stoppage time, Morocco’s Brahim Díaz went down inside the penalty area. While the referee initially dismissed the appeal, a VAR review dramatically…

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Defending champions Remo Stars kept their survival hopes alive in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) after edging Nasarawa United 2–1 in a dramatic Matchday 30 encounter in Ikenne on Sunday. Under the guidance of new coach Usman Abdallah, Remo Stars showed resilience to secure a crucial victory. Stanley Joseph broke the deadlock for the hosts in the 62nd minute, sending the home crowd into celebration. However, Nasarawa United responded late in the game as Suleiman Dauda found the equaliser in the 83rd minute. Just when it looked like both teams would settle for a point, Michael Ibe struck the…

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After several days of uncertainty, the planned four-nation international friendly tournament featuring the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Jordan, Iran, and Costa Rica has officially been moved from Jordan to Turkey. The tournament was initially scheduled to take place in Amman, the capital of Jordan. However, rising tensions in the Middle East—stemming from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel—forced organisers to reconsider the venue due to concerns over safety and travel restrictions. In an official statement, the Jordan Football Association confirmed that the tournament will still go ahead as planned but will now be staged in the…

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Nigerian footballers continued to make headlines across Europe over the weekend, delivering standout performances in several top leagues. From prolific goal scoring in Turkey to milestone appearances in France, Super Eagles stars were once again at the center of the action. Onuachu’s Incredible Scoring Run Continues in Turkey In the Turkish Super Lig, Paul Onuachu extended his remarkable goal-scoring streak to 10 consecutive matches across all competitions. The Super Eagles striker was the hero for Trabzonspor, scoring the only goal in their narrow 1–0 victory over Çaykur Rizespor on Saturday. Onuachu struck six minutes into the second half, finishing from close range to secure all…

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The Matchday 28 of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) delivered goals, upsets, and significant movement at both ends of the table, as the title race and relegation battle intensified across the country. Enugu Rangers Go Top After Convincing Home Win At the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu Rangers produced a commanding performance to defeat Nasarawa United 2-0 on Sunday. Goals from Godwin Obaje and Chidiebere Nwobodo secured all three points for the Flying Antelopes. The victory sends Rangers to the summit of the NPFL table with 47 points from 28 matches. Under the guidance of Fidelis Ilechukwu, the Coal City side remain unbeaten in their…

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It was another action-packed weekend for Nigerian stars across Europe, with goals, assists, and standout performances lighting up the top leagues. Iwobi Inspires Fulham’s Victory Over Tottenham At Craven Cottage, Alex Iwobi was on target as Fulham secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Sunday. Iwobi doubled Fulham’s lead in the 34th minute, continuing his impressive campaign. The Nigerian international has now netted four league goals this season. He was substituted in the 90th minute after a lively performance. Compatriots Calvin Bassey and Samuel Chukwueze also featured for Fulham. Bassey completed the full 90 minutes, while Chukwueze came on in the 72nd minute to help see…

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The Super Falcons began their preparations for the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations with a narrow 1-0 defeat to the Indomitable Lionesses on Saturday at the Military Stadium, Yaounde. In what was their first pre-tournament friendly, Nigeria put up a spirited performance but were undone by a late strike from Mbomezomo Yvana, whose stoppage-time goal sealed victory for the hosts. The encounter served as a crucial tune-up for both sides ahead of next month’s continental showpiece in Morocco. Head coach Justine Madugu fielded a balanced squad blending fresh talents with seasoned internationals. Captain Rasheedat Ajibade led by example, while Gift Monday spearheaded the attack. There was…

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Match-day 27 games went down across the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) over the weekend, as title hopefuls tightened their grip, champions stumbled again, and relegation battles intensified. Ikorodu City Stay Top Despite Stalemate Ikorodu City held on to top spot in the NPFL standings, after a 1-1 draw at home against Bayelsa United on Sunday. Bayelsa struck first, with Ettah Ikoi finding the breakthrough 10 minutes before halftime to silence the home crowd. However, Ikorodu responded after the interval, as Olanrewaju Molade restored parity four minutes past the hour mark. Though they couldn’t find a winner, the league leaders…

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Nigerian footballers were at the heart of the action across Europe over the weekend, delivering goals, assists, and standout performances for their respective clubs. Onuachu’s Scoring Streak Continues in Turkey In the Turkish Super Lig, Paul Onuachu once again proved decisive as Trabzonspor secured a 2-1 victory over Gaziantep FK on Sunday. The striker netted the winning goal, extending his scoring run to six consecutive matches for Trabzonspor. Onuachu is enjoying a prolific campaign, sitting atop the league’s scoring chart with 17 goals in just 20 appearances — a remarkable return that underlines his importance to the team. Lookman Shines…

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Racist abuse in football has once again cast a dark shadow over the Premier League, as two more players have been targeted on social media following weekend fixtures. Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare and Sunderland winger Romaine Mundle are the latest victims in a deeply troubling pattern of online discrimination. Their experiences came just one day after Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri and Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana were subjected to racist abuse on Instagram after their sides played out a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge. Wolves Condemn “Abhorrent” Abuse Arokodare was targeted following Wolves’ 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace. The 25-year-old Nigerian…

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