EPL: Merson predicts Arsenal vs Chelsea, Man Utd, Man City fixtures

Former England midfielder, Paul Merson, has given his prediction for this weekend’s Premier League fixtures.

The standout fixture will be league leaders Arsenal taking on Chelsea at the Emirates on Sunday.

But before then, Manchester City travel to Leeds United, Liverpool host West Ham and Manchester United play Crystal Palace.

Merson told Metro UK: “Leeds United vs Manchester City – Prediction: Leeds 1-1 Manchester City.

“Manchester United vs Crystal Palace – Prediction: Manchester United 3-0 Crystal Palace.

“Arsenal vs Chelsea – Prediction: Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea.”

EPL: Merson predicts Arsenal vs Chelsea, Man Utd, Man City fixtures

‘I’m depressed, homeless’ – Eleyele singer, Busola Oke cries out after disturbing video

Popular Nigerian singer, Busola Oke, professionally known as Eleyele, has cried out over financial struggles.

She solicited financial help a few hours after her disturbing clip went viral on social media.

DAILY POST reports that Eleyele, who was visibly distressed, went viral on Wednesday after lamenting being lonely, helpless, and not at peace.

The video raised concerns among her fans with netizens calling on her close associates to check on her.

However, speaking in an interview with actress Biola Adebayo on Talk to B podcast, Eleyele, who revealed she’s depressed, stated that she made the video because she was hungry and needed emotional support from her fans.

Speaking about her financial struggles since 2020, the singer disclosed that she is homeless and burdened with debt.

“I did that video because I was hungry. I don’t have food to eat. I’m owing a lot of debt. I don’t know what can happen to me tomorrow. I want to be free because I don’t owe any debt when I die. I’m heavily burdened.

“I did that video to communicate with my fans because I was depressed. I just needed somebody saying I love you. My rent ran out, I couldn’t pay. I actually pray to God sometimes back to take my life if he doesn’t want to sustain me. Since 2020, I have gone through a lot of things that are difficult for me to share with people. I don’t have a house to sleep in. I have been sleeping in different places. My manager really tried for me. I have never seen someone like that before. He stood by me.

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‘I’m depressed, homeless’ – Eleyele singer, Busola Oke cries out after disturbing video

NPFL: Mozambican side, Black Bull sign Pascal Eze from Enyimba

Pascal Eze has completed his move to Mozambican club, Black Bull Maputo FC, DAILY POST reports.

Eze joined Black Bull Maputo after a successful medicals with the club.

“New beginnings, Medical done with Black Bulls, Grateful for the opportunity. Ready for the challenge ahead.” Eze announced after his move.

Eze previously played for Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Enyimba.

He spent five years with the People’s Elephant.

Eze featured in 10 NPFL matches for Enyimba this season.

The player won the 2022-23 NPFL title with the Aba giants.

NPFL: Mozambican side, Black Bull sign Pascal Eze from Enyimba

NPFL: Kano Pillars step up preparation for Shooting Stars clash

Kano Pillars have intensified preparations for the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday 28 encounter against Shooting Stars.

The Sai Masu Gida held an intensive training session ahead of the game at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Thursday.

The training session which was supervised by the club’s technical adviser Mohammed Babaganaru witnessed determination and high energy from the players.

“Sharp, focused and fully locked in, The boys were put through an intense training session today at the Sani Abacha Stadium as preparations continue for NPFL26 MD28 against Shooting Stars SC on Sunday,” Kano Pillars wrote on the social media.

“High energy, tactical drills and strong determination from the boys as we gear up for another crucial clash.”

Kano Pillars are aiming to consolidate on their impressive display against Katsina United in their last fixture.

They will be up against Shooting Stars at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasinga, Ibadan this weekend.

NPFL: Kano Pillars step up preparation for Shooting Stars clash

NWFL: Aduku lauds Edo Queens’s display despite defeat to Rivers Angels

Edo Queens head coach, Moses Aduku, has expressed satisfaction with the performance of his players despite the 2-1 defeat to Rivers Angels.

In-form forward Atume Doosur’s equaliser wasn’t enough for Edo Queens at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium on Wednesday.

Abasiofon Uwah’s brace earned Rivers Angels the maximum points in the game.

Aduku admitted that his team’s failure to convert their chances was responsible for the defeat.

“Well first and foremost, I have to thank God for the game, it was up to standard. The team that scored two goals won the game. But all the same I give kudos to my girls for fighting to the end to see how they could get the equalizer but it did not come. No problem it was a good game,” Aduku reacted after the game.

“Actually in the first half of the game we got the opportunity to score we did not take it, football is you get your chance you take it.

“Secondly my defenders were caught napping, the scorer of the second game was in offside positional play, but if my defenders had stood well they would have stopped her. But all the same football is like that, one mistake you pay for it.”

NWFL: Aduku lauds Edo Queens’s display despite defeat to Rivers Angels

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