Tag: 2025 AFCON Qualifiers

The recent saga involving the Senior National Football Team of Nigeria, the Super Eagles, in Libya has generated significant debates ...

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Libya to sue NFF over 2025 AFCON qualifier boycott

Libya Football Federation (LFF) have threatened to sue their Nigerian counterparts after the Super Eagles boycotted a 2025 AFCON qualifier ...

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Sports lawyer: Libya to lose AFCON qualifier vs Super Eagles or replay on neutral venue

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Sports lawyer Amobi Ezeaku has given an insight to what he expects to be the verdict CAF will deliver on ...

What next for Super Eagles after Eguavoen has steadied ship?

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Super Eagles coach Eguavoen: It was a most horrible experience

Super Eagles caretaker coach Augustine Eguavoen has said his team went through a most traumatic ordeal in Libya. It was ...

Presidential Task Force urgently needed for Super Eagles to fly again

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President Tinubu welcomes Super Eagles home, demands sanctions against Libya

The Super Eagles safely returned to Nigeria today after a harrowing experience in Libya with the President of the country ...

Super Eagles have the men for whatever Rwanda throw at them – Eguavoen

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UPDATE: Super Eagles land in Kano

The Super Eagles have now landed in Kano from Libya, officials told SCORENigeria The flight from Libya was three and ...

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CAF probe Super Eagles ‘welcome to hell’ in Libya

CAF have announced they will investigate the situation that forced the Super Eagles to boycott tomorrow’s 2025 AFCON qualifier in ...

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BREAKING: Super Eagles fly out of Libya hell to Kano

The Super Eagles chartered aircraft has finally departed Libya and is now on its way back to Nigeria after hellish ...

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Libya claim good hosts to Super Eagles

Libya have insisted they have been good hosts to the Super Eagles and have not done anything underhand against the ...

Coach Bosso now submits Flying Eagles final squad January 25

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CAF react to Super Eagles ‘hostage’ situation in Libya