01.11.2026

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Achraf Hakimi Faces Trial Over Rape Allegation, Denies Claims

Noble Onyeagoro
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Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi is set to face trial following allegations of rape made against him. The Morocco captain denies the charges, stating he calmly awaits the trial that will allow the truth to come out. No trial date has been set, but Hakimi’s legal situation looms as he prepares for upcoming football commitments....

NPFL Slips to 91st in Latest IFFHS Global League Rankings

Noble Onyeagoro
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The Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) has dropped to 91st in the latest global rankings, sliding 15 places from 2024. The decline highlights the league’s struggles in continental competitions amid growing competition from other African leagues. Calls for structural reforms in Nigerian football are mounting, with observers urging immediate action to improve the league’s competitiveness....

NFF Responds to Reports of Eric Chelle’s Demands Amid Contract Talks

Noble Onyeagoro
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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has responded to reports of new demands allegedly made by Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle. While the NFF confirmed Chelle is provided with essential amenities, they did not comment on salary-related requests, as discussions continue toward a possible contract renewal. The team’s focus remains on the March international tournament....

Benjamin Sesko’s Second-Half Goal Keeps Manchester United Unbeaten in 1-0 Win Over Everton

Noble Onyeagoro
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Benjamin Sesko’s second-half strike secured a 1-0 win for Manchester United over Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The goal kept interim manager Michael Carrick unbeaten as United held firm against a physical Everton side. The Red Devils now sit in fourth place with 48 points, three ahead of Chelsea and Liverpool....

Morocco in Talks With Xavi Hernández After Regragui Exit

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Morocco Xavi talks have begun as the Royal Moroccan Football Federation negotiates with the former Barcelona coach to replace Walid Regragui. The move follows Morocco’s failure to win the Africa Cup of Nations on home soil, with officials reportedly keen to appoint a high-profile figure ahead of the next FIFA World Cup....

William Troost-Ekong Admits Adjustment Phase After Al Ahli Move

Noble Onyeagoro
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William Troost-Ekong says he is still learning the demands of football in Qatar after joining Al Ahli SC in the January transfer window. The former Super Eagles captain acknowledged the adjustment process as he settles into the Qatar Stars League following the expiration of his contract with Saudi Pro League side Al-Khalood....

Premier League Racist Abuse: Arokodare and Mundle Targeted in “Appalling Weekend”

Noble Onyeagoro
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Premier League racist abuse incidents intensified over the weekend as Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare and Sunderland winger Romaine Mundle became the latest players targeted online. Their cases followed abuse aimed at Hannibal Mejbri and Wesley Fofana, prompting condemnation from clubs, the Premier League, and anti-discrimination group Kick It Out....

Team Imo Medal Surge at Niger Delta Games as Ukoha and Awunezie Strike Gold

Noble Onyeagoro
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Team Imo medal surge gathered pace at the 2nd Niger Delta Games in Benin City as Blessing Ukoha claimed discus gold and shot put silver, while Akubueze Martin Awunezie delivered the state’s first gold in Para Powerlifting. With nine medals already secured, Imo’s athletes are pushing to surpass their previous outing in Uyo....

UEFA Provisional Ban: Prestianni Suspended After Vinicius Jr Racism Allegation

Noble Onyeagoro
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A UEFA provisional ban has ruled Benfica winger Gianluca Prestianni out of Wednesday’s Champions League second leg in Madrid after Vinicius Jr reported alleged racist abuse. The one-match suspension was imposed pending a full investigation, with European football’s governing body stating there was sufficient evidence of a prima facie violation....

IFAB One-Minute Injury Rule Set for Vote as FIFA Pushes to Curb Time-Wasting

Noble Onyeagoro
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Football’s lawmakers will vote this weekend on the IFAB one-minute injury rule, a proposal backed by FIFA to force treated players to remain off the pitch for 60 seconds. The measure aims to reduce time-wasting, protect match rhythm, and strengthen time-management enforcement across global competitions....

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