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Former Manchester United midfielder, Owen Hargreaves has named four advantages Manchester City have over Arsenal in the Premier League title race this season.

Hargreaves pointed out the expertise of Man City manager Pep Guardiola, as well as the presence of star players like striker Erling Haaland, midfielder Rodri, and goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, as pivotal factors in City’s edge over the Gunners.

He noted that while Arsenal currently enjoys a points lead, they trail in experience, which could be a decisive factor as the season progresses.

“If there’s one thing in City’s favour [amid Premier League title race], it’s definitely Pep,” Hargreaves said on Premier League Productions.

“They have Donnarumma, who proved it at PSG last season, they also have Haaland, Rodri, who have been there and done it.”

EPL: Owen Hargreaves names four advantages Man City have over Arsenal in title race

Former Super Eagles star, Sunday Oliseh, has talked about the difficulties he faced while serving as the national team coach.

He said that not having simple training tools made his job much harder.

The former Juventus player became the coach of the Super Eagles in 2015 after Nigeria did not make it to the Africa Cup of Nations.

On his YouTube channel, Oliseh talked about the tough conditions he faced while working, pointing out that there was no proper training equipment available.

On his appearance on the Oliseh’s Global Football Insights Podcast, Oliseh said, “When I was coaching the Super Eagles, we didn’t have the equipment.”

Oliseh said there was a time when the team had to put off training because there were no extra jerseys available and had to wait for the ones they had already worn to dry.

He added, “Sometimes I had to take the boys to training, but we couldn’t go at the usual time because we had to wait for the clothes they wear in the morning to dry, since they washed them.”

He said the situation was shocking, pointing out that getting sponsors and basic gear should not have been difficult for a country like Nigeria, which is known for its strong football presence.

“Those were the things I was facing. It was surprising to me because I knew that a strong country like ours should not have trouble getting sponsors,” he said.

Despite the difficulties, Oliseh had a mostly successful time with the Super Eagles, leading the CHAN Eagles to qualify for the African Nations Championship in Rwanda.

He also had good results with the senior team, with the side losing just two games, scoring 19 goals and letting in six goals in 14 matches before he left in February 2016.

What I faced as Super Eagles coach – Sunday Oliseh opens up

Kwara United have intensified preparations for their Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday 32 encounter against Nasarawa United in Lagos.

The Harmony Boys held an intensive training session ahead of the game at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena on Thursday.

The session, supervised by the club’s technical adviser Suleiman Ashifat, focused on tactical drills.

“The Harmony Boys, alongside their technical crew, showed resilience under the intense weather conditions, completing a 45-minute session filled with tactical drills,” Kwara United wrote on social media ahead of the game.

“Players responded positively to instructions from Head Coach Ashifat Suleiman, demonstrating readiness and determination ahead of the crucial away fixture.”

Kwara United are battling to avoid the drop in the NPFL this season.

The Ilorin club needs a win to boost their chances of escaping relegation.

NPFL: Kwara United step up preparation for Nasarawa United clash