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Messi Magic Strikes Again!
Inter Miami Star Clinches MLS Player of the Month Award in Style

Is lamine yamal getting over confident ?
Questions being asked about the wonder kids behaviour on his social media posts

RASHFORD SHINES AS BARÇA RUN RIOT
English star scores twice in 6–1 Champions League victory over Olympiacos


Nigeria’s road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised on a knife-edge. With the final Group C matchday upon them, the Super Eagles face Benin at home in Uyo needing more than just a win — they need a commanding one.
Benin currently top the group by three points and also lead on goal difference; Nigeria sit third, trailing South Africa by one point in second. Even if Nigeria win, their path to automatic qualification is not assured — they need South Africa to slip up in their match against Rwanda.
If Nigeria fail to top the group, a secondary route exists — the playoffs. But that is even more tenuous, hinging on how Nigeria rank among the runners-up across all groups (only the top four runners-up will contest the intercontinental playoff).
Adding to the drama, the team’s flight from South Africa cracked its windshield midair and was forced to return to Angola — a scare that drew headlines and rattled nerves.
As of today, Nigeria’s World Cup fate hinges on one match, favorable results elsewhere, and a fair bit of luck. The nation watches, hopes, and waits.
Nigeria’s road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised on a knife-edge. With the final Group C matchday upon them, the Super Eagles face Benin at home in Uyo needing more than just a win — they need a commanding one.
Benin currently top the group by three points and also lead on goal difference; Nigeria sit third, trailing South Africa by one point in second. Even if Nigeria win, their path to automatic qualification is not assured — they need South Africa to slip up in their match against Rwanda.
If Nigeria fail to top the group, a secondary route exists — the playoffs. But that is even more tenuous, hinging on how Nigeria rank among the runners-up across all groups (only the top four runners-up will contest the intercontinental playoff).
Adding to the drama, the team’s flight from South Africa cracked its windshield midair and was forced to return to Angola — a scare that drew headlines and rattled nerves.
As of today, Nigeria’s World Cup fate hinges on one match, favorable results elsewhere, and a fair bit of luck. The nation watches, hopes, and waits.
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