SOUTH AFRICA WAS BEATEN BY THE 12TH MAN QED!
Post Match Review (Match No. 01)—South Africa vs Mexico By Mr. B for Ball Ever heard of the 12th man in soccer? Generation
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ALEX IWOBI: 100 CAPS — THE LAGOS-BORN BOY WHO GREW UP IN ENGLAND AND BECAME A SUPER EAGLES CENTURION
From Arsenal’s Academy to 100 Caps for Nigeria, the Story of Talent, Resilience, Unwavering Loyalty, and a Footballer Who Refused to Let Criticism
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The Nigerian Bloodline Behind Canada’s World Cup Ambitions
By Bolarinwa Olajide, Toronto, Canada Canada’s 2026 World Cup squad is the most culturally diverse in its history, and nowhere is that more
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FIFA 2026 WORLD CUP ON THE VERGE OF KICK OFF: CANADA IS READY!
By “Mr. B for Ball” The FIFA World Cup kicks off next week and the world is waiting with bated breath to see
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The Rivalries That Will Define 2026 – Old Wounds, New Fire
By Bolarinwa Olajide, Toronto Canada The 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to be a collision course – a continental battleground where old
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HENRY NWOSU: THE HENRY MANY DID NOT KNOW
A Tribute by Paul Lucky Okoku — Former Nigerian International and Henry Nwosu’s Teammate There are football legends everyone knows. And then there
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Nigeria and Much of Africa Helped Build the Foreign Football Market. Why Won’t We Build Ours?
By Paul Lucky Okoku Arsenal’s 22-year triumph is worth celebrating, but Nigeria must also ask why we pour so much passion, money, and identity
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Nigerian Players: Good Enough for Export, Not Good Enough for the Super Eagles?
By Paul Lucky Okoku Between Identity, Opportunity, and Performance: A Nation’s Football Dilemma When selection becomes perception, the soul of a footballing nation
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49 Days to the 2026 World Cup: Ghana Entrusts Carlos Queiroz with a Race Against Time
By Paul Lucky Okoku A reflection on leadership transition, experience, and the delicate balance between urgency and stability as Ghana prepares for the
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Esther Okoronkwo Inspires AFC Toronto’s 3-2 Rally Over Vancouver Rise in Season Opener
By Bolarinwa Olajide, Toronto Canada AFC Toronto stormed back from 2–1 down to beat Vancouver Rise 3–2 in a dramatic, momentumswinging season opener,