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Aguero Breaks Silence On Why Argentina Lost To Nigeria
Argentine striker, Sergio Aguero has broken his silence on why Argentina surprisingly lost 4-2 to Nigeria in an international friendly in Krasnodar on November...
Senegal Targets Semi-final Berth At 2018 World Cup
Senegal’s sports minister, Matar Ba says the Teranga Lions are aiming to do better than any other African nation at World Cup and reach...
D’Tigers Drop In FIBA World Ranking
Nigeria national basketball team, D’Tigers dropped six places in the latest FIBA World Ranking released on Tuesday.
D’Tigers were one of the top five teams...
Argentina Scared Of Super Eagles -Moses
Super Eagles winger, Victor Moses insists two-time world champions, Argentina will be scared of facing the Super Eagles at the 2018 FIFA World Cup...
2018 U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers: Nikyu Blames Bad Weather For...
Nigeria’s U-17 girls, on Sunday had to battle the elements in Ethiopia but, still came off the pitch with a 1-1 draw in the...
Nigerians Are Afraid Of Messi – Felix Orode
Argentine-based Nigerian international midfielder, Felix Orode has commented on Friday's World Cup draw that pitted Nigeria, Argentina, Iceland and Croatia in the so-called Group...
Nigeria Entertainer, Dbanj Joins Football Family
Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, known by his stage name D'banj has set his eyes on football, and is collaborating with Dugout in the United Kingdom...
Super Eagles, Croatia’s Biggest Problem In Group D -Ex-Croatia Manager
Former Croatia national team coach, Miroslav Blažević has explained why he didn't want Croatia to be paired with Nigeria in Group D of the...
Beware of Super Eagles -Algeria Star Warns Croatia
Algeria international star, El Arabi Hillal Soudani has advised the Croatia national team to pay special attention to Nigeria in the 2018 World Cup.
Argentina,...
2018 FIFA World Cup: We Have To Be Careful Against Nigeria...
Croatia national team coach, Zlatko Dalić has cautioned his side to be wary of the threat Nigeria will pose to them in the 2018...













































































