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Niger Tornadoes will be without three key players in the clash with Remo Stars.

The absent players are Sabiu Ibrahim, Ahmadu Liman, and Sarki Ismail.

The trio will miss the game due to different degrees of injuries.

Meanwhile, Niger Tornadoes have received positive news of the return of midfielder Joseph Godstime.

Godstime will be aiming to add to his 10 games appearances for the Niger Tornadoes this season.

Niger Tornadoes will do battle with Remo Stars at the Bako Kontagora Stadium in Minna on Sunday(today).

NPFL: Niger Tornadoes to miss three players against Remo Stars

Kun Khalifat technical adviser, Obinna Uzoho, says his team won’t be carried away with their recent impressive run of form when they clash with Plateau United.

DAILY POST recalls that Kun Khalifat FC recorded wins in their last two league games.

Kun Khalifat FC will be up against Plateau United in a matchday 35 fixture on Sunday.

Uzoho echoed his team’s confidence ahead of the encounter.

“Confidence is high in our camp ahead of the Plateau United’s game,” Uzoho told the club’s media.

“We are not getting carried away as we are going for the three points.

“The minds of the players are fresh, the boys have shown great characters and want to get the winning streak going.”

Kun Khalifat sits at the bottom of the league table.

NPFL: Kun Khalifat wants maximum points against Plateau United – Uzoho

Chelsea boss, Liam Rosenior, has insisted that his team now has a mountain to climb amid the qualification for the UEFA Champions League next season.

Rosenior spoke at his post-match interview after Chelsea’s Premier League 1-0 defeat to Manchester United on Saturday at Stamford Bridge.

The outcome of the match means the Blues sit in 6th position on the Premier League table with 48 points from 33 matches.

Rosenior’s side are behind Liverpool, Aston Villa, Man United, Man City and Arsenal on the log.

Speaking about the chances of his team securing a Champions League spot for next season, Rosenior said after the game against United, “This result gives us a mountain to climb.

“We have to go into Brighton (match on Tuesday) knowing we need to win the game.”

EPL: Liam Rosenior gives verdict on Chelsea’s chances of qualifying for Champions League

Nigeria’s Flamingos will face Guinea in the final qualifying round for the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, DAILY POST reports.

Guinea secured a date with the Flamingos after a 8-2 aggregate win over Niger Republic.

The Guineans claimed a 5-2 victory over their neighbours in the first leg.

They won the second leg 3-0 in Conakry on Saturday.

Newly appointed Flamingos head coach, Akeem Busari has already summoned 36 players to camp to begin preparations for the clash with the Guineans.

Guinea will host the first leg between May 22-24, while the second leg is slated for Nigeria on May 30.

U-17 WWCQ: Guinea thrash Niger to book date with Flamingos