Nigeria vs Jordan: Live Updates from Super Eagles friendly in Turkey

Nigeria will play Jordan in an international friendly on Tuesday evening.

The game is billed for the Mardan Stadyumu in Antalya, Turkey.

It will kick off at 6:30pm local time.

The Super Eagles are seeking to maintain its winning streak following a 2–1 victory against Iran.

However, Eric Chelle’s men can expect a tough game against Jordan, who are ranked 64th by FIFA and will play at the 2026 World Cup.

DAILY POST will provide live updates from the friendly on this page:

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Super Eagles XI vs Jordan

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Osayi-Samuel, Fernandez, Ogbu, Sanusi

Onyeka, Onyedika

Simon, Sor, Lookman, Adams

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FIRST HALF: Al-Taamari opened the scoring for Jordan, before Moses Simon equalized for Nigeria.

Emmanuel Fernandez has put the Super Eagles in front on his full debut. 2-1.

HALF TIME: Nigeria lead 2-1 at half time.

SECOND HALF: Mohammad Al Daoud storms down the right, and he slots home beyond Adebayo. 2-2.

FULL TIME: It helds 2-2 in the friendly between Nigeria and Jordan.

Nigeria vs Jordan: Live Updates from Super Eagles friendly in Turkey

2026 World Cup: FIFA confirms final decision on Iran’s participation

FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, has said Iran will play at the 2026 World Cup.

Infantino also insisted they will play their group matches in the United States as scheduled, despite the Middle East war.

“Iran will be at the World Cup,” he said, speaking at half-time of Iran’s friendly against Costa Rica in Turkey.

“That’s why we’re here. We’re delighted because they’re a very, very strong team, I’m very happy.

“I’ve seen the team, I’ve spoken to the players and the coach, so everything is fine.”

Infantino made it clear that Iran’s “matches will be played where they are supposed to be, according to the draw”.

The World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, kicks off June 11.

2026 World Cup: FIFA confirms final decision on Iran’s participation

NPFL: Aweroro vows to end Shooting Stars’ away jinx against Remo Stars

Shooting Stars technical adviser, Nurudeen Aweroro, has promised to improve on his team’s performance in away games.

The Oluyole Warriors have recorded defeats in their last seven matches on the road.

Shooting Stars will be up against defending champions Remo Stars in the next game in Ikenne.

Aweroro is adamant that they can end their barren run on the road in the game.

“On the issues of conceding goals and away form, we’ll keep doing more and more to change the narrative, and I believe our worries shall be over.” Aweroro was quoted by OyoSportsNews.

Shooting Stars sit in fifth position on the league table with 50 points.

NPFL: Aweroro vows to end Shooting Stars’ away jinx against Remo Stars

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UCL: Real reason Chelsea was eliminated from competition – Cucurella

Chelsea left-back, Marc Cucurella, has given a reason why his team was eliminated from the UEFA Champions League at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain.

Recall that PSG defeated Chelsea in the first and second legs of the Champions League Round of 16 stage.

The French Ligue 1 champions qualified for the Champions League quarter-final stage on an 8-2 aggregate victory.

Speaking to The Athletic, the Spain international insisted that the Blues lacked experience.

According to him, Liam Rosenior’s side made a mistake by attacking the Parisians without a clear structure.

“We lacked experience. For a lot of players, it was the first time playing a match of that calibre, and we paid the price.

“You can always make a mistake, but we should have handled it better. There was a return game to play, and if you keep a cool head, you go back to London with a 3-2 defeat (the score with five minutes left of normal time in the first leg), and anything can happen.

“We made a mistake, tried to attack without a clear structure and then PSG took the chance and proved they have that cutting edge.

“Results like that are always hard to take. You are fighting and training every day only to realise, at the very end, that when games matter, we are still a bit away from the top level.”

UCL: Real reason Chelsea was eliminated from competition – Cucurella

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