CAF Champions League: Nigeria’s lone survivor, Plateau United, defeated
Plateau United are the reigning Nigeria Professional Football League champions.
Plateau United are the reigning Nigeria Professional Football League champions.
MC Alger came out smoking; beating the Nigeria flag bearers 6-0 on Saturday.
MFM FC beats AS Real Bamako by lone goal as Plateau Utd record similar scoreline.
They scored three unreplied goals against the Cameroonian club in Jos on Sunday.
The decision follows the suspension of Sudan by FIFA.
Rangers exit means Nigeria no longer has any representative in the Champions League.
Rangers are the only Nigerian team left in the competition.
The team lost 4-0 to Sudanese outfit, Al-Merrikh.
The two teams in the CAF Confederation Cup were knocked out.
Rivers United qualified in emphatic style, beating AS Real from Mali 4-0.
“I appeal to Nigerians, especially football lovers and philanthropists, to come to our aid."
The Enugu club represents Nigeria in this year's CAF Champion's league.
Rivers United are making their debut in Africa’s premier club competition after finishing as runners-up in last season’s NPFL.
Sundowns advance to the semifinals despite the loss.
Enyimba lost all their game in the group phase
Enyimba lost their first game against Zamalek.
A lone goal defeat to Zamalek of Egypt in Port Harcourt ruined the People’s Elephant’s opener to the campaign.
Bassem Morsy headed Zamalek in front in the seventh minute.
Enyimba say they will complain despite their win.
The build-up to Wednesday’s clash was quite tensed as the Tunisians were quite hostile towards Enyimba.
A Tunisian fan says it is payback time for Enyimba.
Mfon Udoh scored a hat trick.
For Nasarawa United, their slim 1-0 lead from the first leg was blown away as they were thrashed 4-1 by ...
Stephen Chukwude scored a brace for the Nigerian champions.
Two–time African champions, Enyimba are billed to face Burundian outfit, Vital'0.
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