Tag: Nations Cup

This Saturday’s encounter scheduled for the Felix Houphouet Boigny Stadium promises to be a fiery affair.

On a night full of intrigue and surprises, three former AFCON champions, Ghana, Egypt, and Cote d'Ivoire, lost their marbles.

Peseiro has surprised pundits with some of his choices in his 25-man squad as the Eagles prepare to win a ...

Bosso said his boys stuck to the game plan he applauded them for the tactical discipline they displayed

Peseiro restated that his primary goal as coach of the Super Eagles is to win the next AFCON and not ...

This was hours after Senegal coach Aliou Cisse announced Mane as part of his 26-man world cup squad.

Both Nigeria and Costa Rica have only met once before, which was in 2011.

The two new goalkeepers are keen on experiencing victory with the Super Eagles

Nigeria came first in Group D with nine while Tunisia was one of the four third-placed finishers

The recurring events that have occurred in AFCON triumphs and the presence of another Moses.

After missing out on the Nations Cup action, Osimhen returned to action for his Italian club on Monday.

Ghana conceded a late goal that dims their chance of getting to the second round

The defender took part in the routine recovery session with other teammates on Wednesday

An interim manager with the substantive manager watching on from the sidelines creates the perfect scenario to catch the eye.

If the criteria for success as Super Eagles manager is confidence, then Eguavoen would be the right choice.

The former Super Eagles forward declined the appointment as he had served like-minded committees whose reports were not used

It is 17 years since a Nigerian club last won the CAF Champions League while no side has made it ...

The NFF and Gernot Rohr have been gifted a timely reminder about their plans and purposes for the Super Eagles

The two teams have met on 23 occasions with Nigeria having the upper hand with 12 victories

The former winger speaks of his effort to reconcile the players' union.

Should Brazil fail to beat Nigeria on Sunday then it would be their longest winless run since 2004.

Both countries are coached by former national team captains – a plus for the African game.

Tanzania is playing its first Nations Cup after over three decades.

The competition has been scheduled for September 9 to September 24.