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Abia Warriors technical adviser, Imama Amapakabo, has said that their Matchday 18 victory over Warri Wolves was hard-fought.
The Umuahia-based club secured a 1-0 win over Warri Wolves at the Umuahia Township Stadium on Sunday.

Sunday Megwo’s last-minute penalty proved decisive in the game.

Amapakabo admitted that his team battled hard to claim the victory.

“The game against Warri Wolves was a difficult game for us,” Amapakabo told Abia Warriors media.

“Warri Wolves did well by containing my players, we didn’t do well in the offensive but I’m satisfied with the victory.”

Abia Warriors moved up to third position on the league table with 30 points. Their next game will be against Plateau United in Jos.

NPFL: Amapakabo relishes Abia Warriors’ win over Warri Wolves

Bayern Munich are keen to replace their striker, Harry Kane, with Galatasaray’s Victor Osimhen in the near future.

This was disclosed by former Beşiktaş midfielder, Sinan Engin.

According to Engin, Kane is leaving Bayern, and as a result, the Bundesliga giants have offered Galatasaray €115m for Osimhen.

Speaking on the Asist Analiz YouTube channel, Engin said, as quoted by Habersarikirmizi: “Bayern Munich has made a €115 million offer for Victor Osimhen.

“Harry Kane is leaving, and they are considering Osimhen as his replacement.

“I heard there’s a €115 million offer. In the eyes of Galatasaray fans, Osimhen’s price is immeasurable,” he said.

Bayern Munich to replace Kane with Osimhen, offer €115m to Galatasaray

Strasbourg manager, Liam Rosenior, has confirmed he is set to replace Enzo Maresca at Chelsea.

Rosenior revealed this during a press conference on Tuesday.

According to him, there is a verbal agreement with the Blues, as it is “an opportunity I cannot turn down”.

“It looks like I am going to be the next manager of that football club (Chelsea),” he added.

The 41-year-old will become Chelsea’s fourth permanent boss since BlueCo took control in 2022.

The Premier League club are yet to make Rosenior’s appointment official, but he was in London on Monday to finalize an agreement.

Rosenior has now said he had wanted to announce the news himself in Strasbourg because of his relationship with the Ligue 1 side.

“Everything is agreed and it will probably go through in the next few hours,” he said.

“I’m here because I care about this club and I felt it was right to answer your questions physically here today before I move on.”

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