Siasia Speaks On FIFA Ban
Former Super Eagles coach Samson Siasia on Saturday appealed for calm over his life ban by the world football governing body, FIFA, on Friday. Continue Reading»»
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JUST IN: FIFA Bans Samson Siasia For Life
A former Super Eagles player and coach, Samson Siasia, has been slammed with a life ban by the world football governing body, FIFA. Continue Reading»»
NFF Crisis: FIFA Shuns Dalung As Ban Looms On Nigeria
Nigeria is in a race against time to avoid a ban from the world football governing body, FIFA. Continue Reading»»
FIFA Ranking: Ahmed Musa’s Goal Shines Among First 10 World Best
Ahmed Musa’s goal against Iceland at the just concluded Russia 2018 World Cup has been ranked the eight best goal of the tournament. Continue Reading»»
Fresh Crisis Looms In Nigerian Football As Minister Orders NFF Boss Pinnick To Step Down
Another round of crisis is brewing in Nigeria football following the directive on Monday by the federal government through the Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports Development that Amaju Pinnick should step down from his position as NFF President. Continue Reading»»
Russia 2018: FIFA Sanctions Another Country
The FIFA Disciplinary Committee wielded its big stick again on Sunday in Moscow, sanctioning the Danish Football Association with a fine of 20,000 Swiss Francs and a warning. Continue Reading»»
Russia 2018: FIFA Goes Tough, Fines Poland, Investigates Argentina, Croatia
The FIFA Disciplinary Committee on Sunday in Moscow said it has sanctioned the Polish Football Association with a fine of 10,000 Swiss Francs and a warning. Continue Reading»»
World Cup: NFF Reacts Over FIFA Sanction On Super Eagles
The Nigeria Football Federation has responded with respect to the sanction levied against the Nigeria national team for fielding Abdullahi Shehu when he ought to observe one-match suspension.
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FIFA Sanctions Nigeria With Fine, Cuts Down World Cup Points
The world’s highest football governing body, FIFA has stripped Nigeria of the three points they earned from their last 2018 World Cup qualifier match against Algeria in Constantine on November 10, after the world football body discovered that the Super Eagles fielded an ineligible player, Shehu Abdullahi. Continue Reading»»