Portugal coach, Martinez gives team news ahead of Nigeria clash

Portugal coach, Roberto Martinez, has provided his team news update ahead of his side’s international friendly clash with Nigeria.

The Seleção das Quinas will face the Super Eagles on Wednesday, June 10.

Portugal will face Chile on Saturday before taking on Nigeria on Wednesday.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of the encounter, Martinez confirmed that Manchester City right-back Matheus Nunes is unfit to train and, as a result, will be absent from the squad to face Chile.

He also confirmed that former Barcelona and Chelsea star João Félix will undergo a late fitness test to determine his availability.

“Unfortunately, Matheus Nunes is not yet fit to train, so he is out of the squad for tomorrow. It’s not the time to take risks. We hope Matheus will be fit for the second game against Nigeria,” Martinez said as quoted by A Bola.

“João Félix will train, and we will make a decision after training, but I think it’s a different situation. I feel it’s positive and that he will be fit to play tomorrow.”

Portugal coach, Martinez gives team news ahead of Nigeria clash

World Cup 2026: Brazil legend Romario names six favourites to win trophy

Brazilian legend Romario had named six favourites to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament.

Speaking with The Guardian, Romario snubbed England and named Brazil, Spain, Germany, Argentina, France and Portugal as the favourites to win the World Cup.

“Brazil has a stature, and the Brazil shirt carries a weight that people respect a great deal,” Romano said.

“England are a good team, but I would not put them among the favourites.

“My favourites are France, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Germany and Brazil.”

Romano has won the World Cup in the past with Brazil in 1994.

World Cup 2026: Brazil legend Romario names six favourites to win trophy

Nigerian government lacks sense of humanity – Actress Yvonne Jegede

Nollywood actress, Yvonne Jegede has criticised the way the President Bola Tinubu administration is handling the insecurity in the country. 

The thespian said the current regime’s approach to the escalating insecurity in the country shows it lack a sense of humanity. 

In a recent Instagram post, Jegede said insecurity alone is not the problem but the government’s lackadaisical approach towards tackling it.

She wrote, “Nigeria government lacks a sense of humanity.

“@Asiwajubat @officialoluremitinubu Nigerians are not doormats nor people you just prey on. Crimes happen everywhere in the world, it is the fact that Nigerians know that no one will ever come looking for them is the issue. 

“These atrocities have not been tribal, religious nor class-based.”

Nigerian government lacks sense of humanity – Actress Yvonne Jegede

Trump says Iran has 22% of missiles left

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