Football

“Complete Nonsense” Ibenge Dismisses Chelle Voodoo Claims in DR.Congo vs Nigeria

Former DR Congo coach Florent Ibenge has dismissed claims that the Leopards used voodoo during their dramatic World Cup playoff win over Nigeria. Reacting to remarks by Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle, Ibenge said the allegation is “complete nonsense” and rooted in folklore, insisting he never witnessed any spiritual interference during his seven-year spell in Congolese football.
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Troost-Ekong Retires Days Before AFCON, Shocks Super Eagles Fans Nationwide

Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has shocked Nigeria by announcing his sudden retirement from international football just weeks before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The 32-year-old defender ended a decade-long national team career marked by 83 caps, tournament heroics and leadership at AFCON 2023, leaving Nigeria scrambling for defensive stability as injuries and uncertainty mount before Morocco 2025.
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CAF Awards Scandal: Nigerians Accused of Sabotaging Osimhen, Ajibade in Controversial Voting

A firestorm has erupted across Nigerian football after the release of the full CAF Awards voting breakdown exposed shocking ballot choices by key Nigerian representatives. While Victor Osimhen and Rasheedat Ajibade were expected to receive overwhelming home support, several Nigerian officials ranked them unusually low — triggering nationwide outrage, accusations of sabotage, and fresh calls to overhaul Nigeria’s football administration.
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European Giants Tested as Bayern, PSG, Barcelona and Milan Battle Through Weekend Pressure

Top European clubs endured a tense weekend as Bayern Munich, Barcelona, PSG, Milan and Dortmund navigated difficult league fixtures filled with late goals, defensive scares and decisive moments under pressure. Each club faced unique tests that highlighted their vulnerabilities, even as most secured crucial wins to maintain momentum in their respective title races.
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Haaland ‘Inconsolable’ as Foden Saves Man City in Chaotic Win Over Leeds

Erling Haaland appeared visibly frustrated after Manchester City’s dramatic 3–2 win over Leeds United, despite Phil Foden’s stoppage-time winner saving the champions from another setback. Leeds had launched a spirited second-half comeback that exposed City’s defensive issues, forcing Pep Guardiola into urgent tactical adjustments as the Etihad crowd watched a tense and error-filled contest.
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