NPFL: Elijah Akanni move to Barau FC on a year deal

The Super Falcons will now take on a qualified team to the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in a friendly next month after their training tour to the United Kingdom was called off.

Justine Madugu’s side were scheduled to take on Jamaica in a friendly at the end of this month as part of their preparations for WAFCON 2026.

Jamaica, however, withdrew due to administrative issues.

The Super Falcons will host the AFCON-bound team in a two-legged friendly during the next friendly window of June 7 to 14.

Nigeria will be aiming to win a record a extending 11th WAFCON title in Morocco in July.

They are drawn in Group C with Malawi, Zambia and Egypt.

The competition will run from July 25 to August 16.

Friendly: Super Falcons shift focus to WAFCON finalists after Jamaica snub

Wikki Tourists technical adviser, Evans Ogenyi has expressed disappointment with his team’s goalless draw against Barau FC.

The Bauchi Elephants failed to break down the defence of the Maliya Boys at the Tafawa Balewa Stadium on Saturday.

Wikki Tourists have only managed two wins from their last nine games.

Ogenyi acknowledged his team’s determination to end the current struggles in subsequent games.

He assured that the team will continue to work hard to improve on their performance before the end of the season.

“It was not the result we worked for, and it’s very disturbing,” Ogenyi told Wikki Tourist media.

“But we will keep working hard and change the situation before the league ends.”

Wikki Tourists will next take on Niger Tornadoes next in a matchday 32 fixture in Minna.

NPFL: Wikki Tourists coach Ogenyi unhappy with draw against Barau FC

Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez, has claimed that his relationship with LaLiga rivals Barcelona is “completely broken”.

Perez also claimed that the Catalans have been paying off referees for two years.

In an interviw with El Chiringuito, he demanded for justice to be served in the Negreira case.

“My relationship with Barcelona is completely broken,” Perez said.

“I don’t want any connection with a club that has paid off referees for two decades.

“I want justice to be served in a case of this gravity like the Negreira.”

The Real Madrid president revealed that the club is preparing to present a 500-page dossier to UEFA next week, documenting what he describes as long-term sporting injustices.

LaLiga: Barcelona paid referees for two decades – Real Madrid president, Perez