CAF Champions League: Enyimba jet out to Uganda as Warri Wolves host Club Praia of Sao Tome
Nigerian teams have failed to make it to the money-spinning group stage of the Champions League in recent times.
Nigerian teams have failed to make it to the money-spinning group stage of the Champions League in recent times.
Tunde Adeniji, who fired blank in Sunday’s barren draw against Champions, Enyimba, in Lagos on Sunday finished behind Salami with ...
Wellington Jighere has been crowned the Scrabble world champion in Perth, Australia.
The Nigeria Premier League is in its business end and Enyimba could be crowned champions on Sunday if they avoid ...
There is also Enyimba and Warri Wolves.
Two players scored hat-tricks.
These matches promise to be a spectacle.
Wolves now have 36 points from 21 games.
Warri Wolves is the third Nigerian club to be stopped by the AC Leopards in the last four years in ...
Wolves were until Saturday the only Nigerian club-side left in CAF competitions.
Wolves lost 3-0 away to A C Leopard during the first leg.
Tejiri spat on a referee during an away match.
No Nigerian team has won the Confederation Cup in its present format and hopes of Wolves breaking the jinx is ...
The team would face off against Athletic Club Leopards de Dolisie.
Wolves were on Tuesday drawn to play AC Leopard of Congo in the last match before the group stage.
Gbolahan Salami scored both goals for Wolves.
Warri Wolves advanced on a 2-0 aggregate.
The team has yet to confirm its travel plans.
While Wolves secured qualification in an empathic style, thrashing Racing Bobo Dioulasso 3-0, Dolphins FC had it tougher as they ...
Ike ThankGod says he is happy to be out of the Nigerian League.
The Seasiders showed great courage not only to record a clean sheet away from home but also emerging victorious.
The team will arrive in Abuja on Friday.
The season starts January 24.
No screening for new players.
Enyimba striker, Mfom Udoh, became the first player to score 21 goals in a season.
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