AFCON 2025: Morocco Is Beatable on Their Own Soil — I Was There on August 28, 1983
By Paul Lucky Okoku (Former Nigerian International Footballer | Football Analyst) : How Three Flying Eagles—Paul Okoku, Chibuzor Ehilegbu, and Isa Shofoluwe—Called in
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FIFA 2026 WORLD CUP—DOUSING SECURITY CONCERNS IN THE US
Column by B4Ball The FIFA 2026 Men’s World Cup Finals taking place this summer in Canada, Mexico and the United States from June
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AFCON 2025: When Fire Meets Control — Nigeria’s 2–0 Statement Against Algeria in Marrakesh
By Paul Lucky Okoku (Former Nigerian International Footballer | Football Analyst) AFCON 2025 Quarter-Final: Nigeria vs Algeria — When Control Meets Conviction
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1984 AFCON: Nigeria vs Algeria — When a Goalless Draw Changed AFCON History
By Paul Lucky Okoku Bouaké, Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮 — AFCON 1984 Some matches end scoreless. Others rewrite history. This was not a draw
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January 8, 1983: The Day Nigeria Entered the World Cup
By Paul Lucky Okoku How the Flying Eagles of 1983 broke decades of heartbreak and opened FIFA’s doors for Nigerian football. FLYING EAGLES,
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AFCON 2025: Nigeria 4–0 Mozambique: Super Eagles Assert Authority in Fes, With Bigger Tests Ahead
By Paul Lucky Okoku A controlled knockout performance defined by tempo, trust, and structure—dominant in execution, but properly measured in context “In tournament
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History against ‘Perfect Eagles’ in bid to win 4th AFCON title
By Tayo Salaam, Snr. Correspondent, United Kingdom Nigeria have lifted the Africa Cup of Nations trophy three times, yet one curious stat continues
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AFCON 2025: Nigeria Do Just Enough Against Uganda — But Standards Must Rise for Knockout Stage
By Paul Lucky Okoku A dominant scoreline, useful rotation, and a familiar warning beneath the surface Nigeria won. That part is settled. What
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AFCON 2025: Nigeria Edge Tunisia — Qualified, but Not Yet Complete
By Paul Lucky Okoku Qualification achieved. Questions invited. Field dominance without conversion to goals invites trouble. African football tournaments are rarely won by
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AFCON 2025: Nigeria Super Eagles Secure Three Points, Make a Statement — Standards Still Demanding
By Paul Lucky Okoku Why Nigeria’s Opening Win Must Become a Wake-Up Call, Not a Comfort Zone Nigeria’s 2–1 victory over Tanzania in