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Super Eagles Aims to Secure First Win Against Rwanda in World Cup Qualifier
The Super Eagles are aiming for their first away win against Rwanda in Friday’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier. Nigeria has struggled to beat the Amavubi in Kigali, with three previous meetings ending without a win.
The last time they faced Rwanda in a World Cup qualifier at the Amahoro Stadium was in 2004, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
In 2011, both teams played to a goalless draw in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier at the Stade Regional de Nyamirambo. Another goalless draw followed in September last year during a 2025 AFCON qualifying match at the Amahoro Stadium.
With three draws and one loss from their first four games, the Super Eagles are in fifth place in Group C with just three points. Rwanda, on the other hand, sits comfortably in second place with seven points. The Super Eagles need to break their winless streak to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
Former football player, Mbaye Diagne, advised Osimhen to break his long-standing record in the Turkish Super Lig.
The player has the highest scoring record in the league as a foreigner, and shared that Osimhen can also beat it. The record has been standing since 2018-2019.
He had 30 goals and shared why it may be possible: “Nobody has broken my goal record in the Super League. They probably won’t be able to. I could only accept it if my friend Osimhen.”
Vice President of Galatasaray, Abdullah Kavukcu, shared that when Arsenal F.C. made enquiries about the transfer of Victor Osimhen, they were shocked.
He shared that they were shocked due to the financial aspect.
“I wouldn’t sell him for €150 million, but ultimately, it is a decision for our president to make. When you sell him, you must also find a replacement player. This is crucial.
“The Arsenal sporting director visited recently and was surprised that we were committing these amounts. Their budget stands at €800 million. Our budget for this year will be €500 million.”
Chelsea’s Calum McFarlane has spoken about the club’s recent match against Liverpool, sharing his thoughts on why the game ended in a draw.
According to McFarlane, Chelsea were effective in several areas during the match, especially on the right side of the pitch. He praised Cole Palmer and Malo Gusto for causing problems for Liverpool with their movement and link-up play.
He named the two players as key reasons Chelsea were able to secure the result.
“I think we were effective on both sides, in my honest opinion. I thought Cole Palmer and Malo Gusto caused them real problems with their rotation on the right,” McFarlane said.
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