Ian Wright fears Real Madrid will ‘exploit’ Arsenal star in Champions League after Fulham win

Chelsea's dreams of a quadruple remain alive as they turn it around against Man City in the Champions League

"Champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision." - Muhammad Ali (for women striving to be champions

Some of our friends in Abuja and Lagos would return home during the festive season and be hiding away from us. They fear that we may seek favour from them or inconvenience them.

On the contrary, Ngolo Kante, a World Cup and Champions League winner, after he was not shortlisted by the French National team for the ongoing UEFA nations cup, returned to his original country to spend time with his friends and families.

Don't forget, Kante is a dollar multimillionaire but he is not hiding away from his dudes.

On This Day in 1980, we won our first ever Afcon.

It’s been 45 Years of Glory! Celebrating Nigeria’s AFCON Triumphs

From 1980, 1994, to 2013, the Super Eagles have soared to greatness, etching Nigeria’s name in African football history!

Today, we honor the legendary heroes who paved the way—lifting the trophy, inspiring generations, and making Nigeria proud!

To every fan who has stood by the team through victories and challenges—this is for you!

Drop your favorite AFCON moment in the comments! 👇🏾

#SuperEagles #AFCONLegends #45YearsOfGlory #NigeriaChampions #SoarSuperEagles

Good morning champions

Oh mine god I just woke up and I saw my team Chelsea lose to mancity in women's championship league so sad

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EUROPE: Champions League Women -

88' Man City W. 2-0 Chelsea W.

Mikel Merino: "Arsenal vs Real Madrid? My teammates ask me what the stadium is like, what the atmosphere is like, if the aura surrounding Real Madrid in the Champions League and their comebacks is true. And of course, when they've done it so many times, that's the image people have of them." (OndaCero)

Nigerian table tennis star Quadri Aruna faced a challenging match at the WTT Champions Chongqing 2025, exiting in the round of 32 after a 3-0 defeat to China's world number two, Wang Chuqin.

Despite his best efforts, Aruna, currently ranked 19th globally, struggled to counter Wang's dominance. The match concluded with scores of 11-6, 13-11, and 11-7 in favor of the Chinese player. Aruna showed resilience in the second game, pushing it to a deuce, but ultimately couldn't overcome Wang's precision and strategy.

This defeat highlights the gap between Africa's top players and the world's elite, underscoring the need for continued development and support for African athletes on the global stage.