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Juwon Oshaniwa, AFCON 2013 champion and World Cup veteran, shares eye-opening insights into why Nigeria's top talent from local clubs struggles to break into the Super Eagles's starting XI today.In this candid conversation, Juwon takes us through his journey from grassroots streets in Kaduna to gracing the biggest stages in football. You'll discover how he navigated Nigeria's tougher-than-ever domestic scene, the role of administrative neglect, and why talented players hesitate to step into the national spotlight. He reveals the stark contrast between the once-vibrant local leagues and the current state of Nigeria's football infrastructure, exposing how corruption and poor governance continue to stunt growth at the grassroots level.This episode challenges you to rethink Nigeria's football potential.

Olu reviews the standout Nigerian performers from the past week across Europe.Ademola Lookman scored in the Champions League and followed it up with his first La Liga goal for Atletico Madrid. Raphael Onyedika registered a goal and assist in the Champions League for Club Brugge, while Alex Iwobi scored and assisted against Sunderland. Paul Onuachu netted his 17th league goal of the season for Trabzonspor, and Wilfred Ndidi was on the scoresheet in Besiktas' 4-0 win.Victor Osimhen provided two assists in Galatasaray's Champions League victory over Juventus, Frank Onyeka earned Player of the Match as Coventry push for automatic promotion, Akor Adams grabbed an assist for Sevilla, Bright Osayi-Samuel assisted for Birmingham, and Chukwubuikem Iwuemesi scored for OH Leuven.Olu then ranks the top performers and crowns the Starboy of the Week.The episode also covers the Super Eagles' March international break fixtures against Iran and Jordan, and addresses the unfortunate racial abuse directed at Tolu Arokodare following his missed penalty for Wolves.Finally, Olu reviews the weekend performances in detail, highlights the Ones to Watch for the coming week, and opens the floor for the community call-in segment. Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com

Peter Nieketien started representing Nigeria from his secondary school days via the YSFON tournaments across Europe. He went on to play for the Flying Eagles and was part of the famous Chile '87 set. Nieketien was also part of the Maroc AFCON 88 squad and holds Manfred Hoerner in high regard. He was in the pod with Calvin 'Emeka Onwuka to look back on his playing career. 

Olu breaks down a dramatic midweek of Champions League action featuring Nigerian stars across Europe.Victor Osimhen registered an assist as Galatasaray thrashed Juventus 5-2, Ademola Lookman found the net for Atletico Madrid, and Raphael Onyedika delivered a goal and assist in the thrilling 3-3 draw between Club Brugge and Atletico. Nigerian players performing at the highest level on the European stage.After reviewing the midweek action and looking ahead to the Europa League fixtures, Olu discusses two major topics: Eric Chelle's reported contract demands as Super Eagles head coach... are they justified or excessive? The Super Falcons squad list for the upcoming pre-WAFCON friendlies against Cameroon.The weekend preview begins with Nigerians in action in the Premier League, including Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool, Crystal Palace vs Wolves, and Sunderland vs Fulham. Attention then shifts to the biggest fixtures of the weekend, including Tottenham vs Arsenal and Manchester City vs Newcastle.Outside the Premier League, Olu highlights five key matches to watch involving Nigerian players across Europe, including Konyaspor vs Galatasaray, Cagliari vs Lazio, Atletico Madrid vs Espanyol, Gaziantep vs Trabzonspor, and Villarreal vs Valencia.The episode closes with a full list of Nigerian players to watch across Europe and an open community call-in segment for viewers to discuss the biggest talking points.Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com

This week it's a packed show, as we catch up on the quarter-final draw for the CAF Champions League. We also talk about CAF president Patrice Motsepe's plan of expanding the AFCON to 28 teams, and whether the 2027 AFCON will be delayed.We look at the pending case at Fifa where Nigeria allege that DR Congo fielded ineligible players during Africa's 2026 World Cup play-offs. Can the Super Eagles get to the World Cup through the back door?And we talk about the stellar rise of Ghana's Antoine Semenyo in the EPL.

- Den Podcast unterstützen: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DasOenningsche -Beim Oenning'schen Fußballpodcast wird es dieses mal richtig tierisch! Es geht um Super Eagles, Eichhörnchen, und Pumas. Aber auch um Paul-George Ntep, Borja Mayoral und Rick Hoogendorp. Gewohnt investigativ wird aufgeklärt, inwiefern Marco Küntzel deutsche Fankultur versaut hat, wo Patrick Weiser und Luis Fabiano zusammen pölen gegangen sind, und bei welchem FIFA Blaise Nkufo am besten war. Am Rande geht es noch um die Punischen Kriege, Mamadou Diabang und Gary Kagelmacher.

In the second episode of the year, we review the just-concluded Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Morocco. We touch on the dramatic final in Rabat, discuss conspiracy theories and highlight disappointing officiating and distasteful color commentaries.We also had time to compare Nigeria with Senegal and Morocco, for both on and off the pitch performances and progress after the tournament. Not forgetting, we had time to ask: Dear NFF, where has all the prize 'monies' gone?Episode Timestamp00:00 - 01:30 - Introduction and Tosin's 'Aggressive' Start01:30 - 02:45 - Podcast Line-up and @the90minsplus on Social Media 02:45 - 06:00 - 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Review06:00 - 15:30 - Rabat's Dramatic Final and AFCON 2025's Digraceful Officiating15:30 - 19:15 - Debunking (or Confirming?) the Conspiracies Around A Rigged Tournament19:15 - 26:50 - Africa's Refeereing Dilemma and the Politics Behind It26:50 - 37:30 - NFF's Opaque Tournament Prize Money Expenditure37:30 - 51:25 - Nigerian's Golden Bronze: Comparing Processes, Investments and Positioning51:25 - 1:00:10 - Tactical Analysis of Super Eagles' AFCON Performance1:00:10 - 1:05:00 - Ex-Internationals Disappoint in Color Commentary Role1:05:00 - End - Greater Paris, AFCON's Biggest Talent Pool and the Deloittee Money Football LeagueWant more podcast content? Looking to further discuss some of the topics on this show? Tweet at us @the90minsplusFor further reads:Greater Paris: AFCON's Biggest Talent Pool Deloitte Football Money League 2026

This week on Thursday Club, we dive into the most encouraging transfer rumours emerging from Motspur Park and look ahead to Fulham's home clash against Brighton on Saturday, with the Super Eagles returning from Afcon. Guests: Sammy James Jack Collins Producer: Freddie Cooper Support Fulhamish's independent podcasts, videos and articles by subscribing to our Substack: http://www.fulhamish.co.uk Follow Fulhamish on socials: http://www.x.com/fulhamishpod http://www.instagram.com/fulhamishpod https://www.tiktok.com/@fulhamish https://www.youtube.com/@fulhamishpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Zone takes on the football beyond the pitch as the crew breaks down recent games and the growing conversation around the Super Eagles' unpaid bonuses. From performances to player morale and the ripple effects of off-field issues, the discussion is sharp, honest, and unfiltered.Add premium banter, hard truths, and reactions from across the football space, and you get Sport Zone at its most direct. This is where the game is discussed in full.

The Zone takes a measured look at Nigeria's journey so far under Eric Chelle, breaking down his track record with the Super Eagles and what the team's AFCON performances reveal about direction, identity, and progress. From tactical choices to in-game management and results on the continental stage, the crew examines what's working, what still needs fixing, and what it all means moving forward.Sharp analysis, honest opinions, and the premium Sport Zone banter that keeps the conversation real. This is football beyond the headlines.

Morocco beat Nigeria on penalties in the AFCON semi-final as we break down the poor Super Eagles display and the disgraceful penalty attempts. (3:00) A discussion on Salah failing yet again to win the AFCON with Egypt, and losing out to Mane's Senegal. (1:24:31) Real Madrid's shocking loss to Albacete in the Copa Del Rey. (3:00:30) 

This week we're looking ahead to the AFCON final, with hosts Morocco playing Senegal on Sunday.We assess the strengths of both teams, and we hear from former South Africa captain Dean Furman.Also we go to Lagos to get reaction after the Super Eagles lost on penalties to Morocco, having impressed throughout the tournament.Plus Stuart on the EPL and on coach Xabi Alonso's departure from Real Madrid.

Les super favoris du Maroc ont battu les Super Eagles du Nigeria (0-0, 4 t.a.b. à 2) en demi-finale et ne sont plus qu'à un match de remporter enfin leur deuxième Coupe d'Afrique, mercredi devant leur public de Rabat en folie. Les Lions de l'Atlas se mesureront à ceux du Sénégal, vainqueurs de l'Egypte (1-0), dimanche dans le même stade Prince Moulay Adbellah pour coiffer à nouveau la couronne après laquelle ils courent depuis 1976. Vainqueur en 2021, les Lions de la Teranga vont disputer sa troisième finale sur les quatre dernières éditions. Présentation de cette affiche avec philippe Sanfourche et Nicolas georgereau.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Radio Foot en direct ce mercredi à 16h10 T.U. au sommaire : - CAN 2025, le dernier carré. ; - CAN 2025, le duel de la soirée : Super Eagles contre Lions de l'Atlas. CAN 2025 : le dernier carré. 4 ans après l'affrontement en finale de l'édition 2021, retrouvailles, cette fois-ci à Tanger, entre Sénégalais et Égyptiens. Le collectif des Lions de la Teranga est-il mieux huilé que celui des septuples champions continentaux ? L'Égypte, souvent prudente, va-t-elle piquer d'entrée comme ce fut le cas face aux Éléphants en quarts ? Match à usure et prolongation comme au Cameroun ? - Face-à-face attendu Mané/Salah, chacun espère un titre avec ses coéquipiers. Les grands joueurs se révèlent dans les moments-clé ? Match à suivre avant même le 1er coup de sifflet dès 16h50 T.U. pour les auditeurs africains. Avant-goût de ce choc de l'après-midi avec Antoine Grognet et Thomas de Saint Léger au Maroc. CAN 2025, le duel de la soirée : Super Eagles contre Lions de l'Atlas. Autre face-à-face aux allures de finale, le 6è entre Nigérians et Marocains à la CAN. Spectacle attendu et au rendez-vous ? Les Verts possèdent l'attaque la plus prolifique (14 buts), les Rouges, la défense la plus hermétique. Lookman, Osimhen d'un côté, Diaz et Hakimi de l'autre. Un pays hôte qui se rapproche de l'objectif final, et une pression de plus en plus forte ? Quelle ambiance à Rabat à quelques heures du coup d'envoi ? Défaite impossible pour le peuple et les supporteurs marocains qui veulent pousser leurs Lions jusqu'au bout ! Nous prendrons le pouls dans la capitale avec Christophe Jousset sur place. Intégrale sur les antennes africaines, dès 19h40 T.U. Cédric De Oliveira et Joseph-Antoine Bell également aux commentaires. Pour entourer Annie Gasnier : Ibrahima Traoré, Cherif Ghemmour et Yoro Mangara. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Radio Foot en direct ce mercredi à 16h10 T.U. au sommaire : - CAN 2025, le dernier carré. ; - CAN 2025, le duel de la soirée : Super Eagles contre Lions de l'Atlas. CAN 2025 : le dernier carré. 4 ans après l'affrontement en finale de l'édition 2021, retrouvailles, cette fois-ci à Tanger, entre Sénégalais et Égyptiens. Le collectif des Lions de la Teranga est-il mieux huilé que celui des septuples champions continentaux ? L'Égypte, souvent prudente, va-t-elle piquer d'entrée comme ce fut le cas face aux Éléphants en quarts ? Match à usure et prolongation comme au Cameroun ? - Face-à-face attendu Mané/Salah, chacun espère un titre avec ses coéquipiers. Les grands joueurs se révèlent dans les moments-clé ? Match à suivre avant même le 1er coup de sifflet dès 16h50 T.U. pour les auditeurs africains. Avant-goût de ce choc de l'après-midi avec Antoine Grognet et Thomas de Saint Léger au Maroc. CAN 2025, le duel de la soirée : Super Eagles contre Lions de l'Atlas. Autre face-à-face aux allures de finale, le 6è entre Nigérians et Marocains à la CAN. Spectacle attendu et au rendez-vous ? Les Verts possèdent l'attaque la plus prolifique (14 buts), les Rouges, la défense la plus hermétique. Lookman, Osimhen d'un côté, Diaz et Hakimi de l'autre. Un pays hôte qui se rapproche de l'objectif final, et une pression de plus en plus forte ? Quelle ambiance à Rabat à quelques heures du coup d'envoi ? Défaite impossible pour le peuple et les supporteurs marocains qui veulent pousser leurs Lions jusqu'au bout ! Nous prendrons le pouls dans la capitale avec Christophe Jousset sur place. Intégrale sur les antennes africaines, dès 19h40 T.U. Cédric De Oliveira et Joseph-Antoine Bell également aux commentaires. Pour entourer Annie Gasnier : Ibrahima Traoré, Cherif Ghemmour et Yoro Mangara. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Ce mercredi marque le début du dernier carré de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations 2025 avec ce qui peut être considéré comme une finale avant l'heure : Nigeria vs Maroc, opposition entre deux géants africains dans un match à très haute intensité. Le Maroc, pays hôte, qui reste sur cinq matches sans avoir encaissé de but dans le jeu devra contenir les vagues Super Eagles et ses forces offensives, 14 buts déjà inscrits dans la compétition. Si le Nigeria devra se passer de Ndidi, blessé, les Marocains auront tous les yeux braqués sur Brahim Diaz, meilleur buteur de la compétition et Romain Saiss qui pourrait faire son retour dan le XI.L'autre demi-finale, entre le Sénégal et L'Egypte, opposera les deux anciens coéquipiers à Liverpool, Sadio Mané et Mohammed Salah. Y-a-t-il pour autant un favori ? le match repose-t-il uniquement sur ce duel ? Le Sénégal en garde-t-il sous le pied ? Va-t-on assister au retour de l'Egypte en qualité de grande nation africaine ?Ce podcast est hébergé par Podcastics, la plateforme pour créer et diffuser votre podcast facilement.

Nigeria vs Morocco. Host nation pressure meets Super Eagles belief.We preview the AFCON semi-final showdown — the stakes, the tactics, the key battles, and what Nigeria must get right to reach the final. This is easily our toughest test yet, and there's no room for mistakes.Stick around till the end of the episode where we predict the game and tell you exactly how this one plays out.Oh — we're also giving away ₦50,000, so don't skip that part

It's semi-final time at AFCON 2025 as Nigeria face tournament hosts Morocco with a place in the final on the line. In this episode, Olu previews a massive clash between two of Africa's strongest sides, breaking down everything you need to know ahead of kickoff.Olu looks at the head-to-head record, Morocco's strengths as hosts, Nigeria's key storylines, players to watch, the expected Super Eagles lineup, and his final score prediction. He also reflects on Nigeria's journey so far and what this game could mean in the quest for a fourth AFCON title. Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com (00:00) Intro(01:43) What's at stake?(05:59) Nigeria vs Morocco History(08:10) Morocco's AFCON History(08:50) AFCON Prep games and recent form(12:32) Tale of the tape(13:10) Moroccan Players to watch(15:35) Morocco's Weaknesses(17:20) Key Storylines for Nigeria(22:12) Predicted Lineup(23:01) Score Predictions(23:35) Senegal vs Egypt

Egypt beat the defending champions Ivory Coast as Salah moves closer to his first AFCON. We look at the potential narratives and if Egypt can actually go all the way. (7:12) Nigeria produce a fantastic performance to breeze past Algeria, and we discuss how the Super Eagles will fare against the hosts Morocco. (50:43) Rosenior wins his first game as Chelsea manager and we discuss what can be expected of him. (1:53:42) Spanish Super Cup Final Predictions and if Mbappe can lead Madrid past Barca. (2:04:15)

It's a full-on Super Eagles episode as we break down the highly anticipated Nigeria vs Algeria clash. We dig into Algeria's strengths, Nigeria's approach, and ask the big questions ahead of kickoff — including whether penalties could decide this one and if Morocco is the final hurdle standing in our way.We also zoom out to the bigger AFCON picture: is this shaping up to be the toughest AFCON yet, or has the tournament become too predictable? Off the pitch, we address the unpaid wages and bonus controversy, and the growing frustration around the cost of watching AFCON from Africa compared to Europe.Finally, we wrap things up with our match predictions.Drop your predictions in the comments

Hour 2 of Soccer Matters with Glenn Davis included... Sammbonu, Managing Editor ASN Sports TV, joined Glenn on Afcon, Super Eagles and why it is "must watch" football G Guerrieri the "architect" of Aggies women's soccer on retiring, and his next role

Olu previews one of the biggest matches of AFCON 2025 as Nigeria faces Algeria in the quarterfinals. With both teams being their biggest test in the tournament, this clash represents the Super Eagles' toughest challenge so far. Olu breaks down the head-to-head history, recent form, AFCON qualifying journeys, and the key storylines shaping Algeria's path to this game against Nigeria.Olu also discusses Nigeria's expected starting lineup, delivers his score prediction, and then rounds up the episode with a review of all the Round of 16 results. He concludes by previewing the remaining quarterfinal fixtures and sharing his predictions for who will advance to the semifinals. Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com (00:00) Intro(01:24) What's at stake?(07:44) Algeria vs Nigeria History(11:58) Algeria's AFCON History(12:31) Algeria's AFCON Qualification Process(14:42) Algerian Players to watch(17:43) Algeria's Strengths & Weaknesses(19:56) Key Storylines for Nigeria(30:59) Nigeria's Predicted Lineup(33:03) Final Score Prediction(33:52) AFCON Round of 16 Review(42:43) Quarter Final Predictions(45:49) Predicted Semi-final fixtures(46:13) Outro

Welcome to another episode of #NaijaGameOn! On this episode, we looked back at the Super Eagles' emphatic win over Mozambique and the fallout at the tail end of the game that marred the victory between Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman.Timestamp00:00 - Trailer01:54 - 07:46 - Intro & Banter07:46 - 26:56 - The Good26:56- 30:52 - The Bad 30:52 - Victor Osimhen

Olu previews Nigeria's AFCON 2025 Round of 16 clash against Mozambique as the Super Eagles look to book their place in the quarterfinals. With Mozambique making history by reaching their first-ever AFCON knockout game, Olu breaks down everything you need to know about the fixture, including head-to-head record, players to watch, and the key storylines surrounding Nigeria's push to reach the final eight.Olu also discusses Nigeria's likely starting lineup, delivers his score prediction, and then covers the rest of the tournament. He rounds off the episode with a review of all Matchday 3 group-stage fixtures before previewing every Round of 16 game and sharing his predictions for the quarterfinals.Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com(00:00) Intro(01:19) What's at stake?(04:02) Head-To-Head & History(05:19) Mozambique's AFCON Record(05:46) Mozambican players to watch(07:30) Mozambique's Strengths & Weaknesses(08:34) Mozambique's AFCON qualification process(09:32) Key storylines for the Super Eagles(12:34) Injury News for Nigeria(13:01) Predicted Nigeria Lineup(16:27) Final Score Prediction(16:53) AFCON Matchday 3 review(21:03) Top scorers(22:05) Round of 16 Predictions(28:39) Predicted Final 8(29:11) Outro

Olu previews Nigeria's AFCON 2025 clash against Uganda as the Super Eagles wrap up their Group C campaign. With Nigeria already qualified for the Round of 16 and guaranteed to finish top of the group, attention turns to possible squad rotation, player management, and whether key stars should be rested ahead of the knockout stages.Olu breaks down Uganda's strengths and weaknesses, discusses Nigeria's likely lineup with expected changes, and discusses what's still at stake despite qualification already being secured. He also gives his score prediction and asks if the Super Eagles can maintain momentum and finish Group C with a perfect three wins from three.Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com (00:00) Intro(02:24) What's at Stake?(09:03) Nigeria vs Uganda Head-to-Head & History(10:33) Uganda's AFCON Record(11:56) Ugandan Players to watch out for(13:13) Uganda's strengths & weaknesses(14:19) Uganda's AFCON Qualification Process(14:42) Uganda's 2025 Form(15:30) Key storylines for Nigeria(20:32) Nigeria's Predicted Lineup(23:02) Score Predictions(23:35) AFCON Matchday 2 Review(28:10) AFCON 2025 Tale of the tape so far(30:58) Matchday 3 Predictions(32:03) Outro

On Day 7 of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, Nigeria dominated Tunisia in Fez, winning 3-2 after the North Africans staged a late comeback ----------------------- This podcast is brought to you by: www.africasacountry.com The Senegalese paradox: https://africasacountry.com/2025/12/the-senegalese-paradox Follow us on social media: https://twitter.com/AfricanFiveSide https://www.tiktok.com/@african.fiveaside

Olu delivers a full preview of Nigeria's crucial AFCON 2025 Group C clash against Tunisia. With Tunisia currently top of the group and Nigeria sitting second on goal difference, this fixture could be decisive in determining who finishes in pole position. Olu breaks down everything you need to know about the match, including what's at stake, key battles, Tunisia's strengths and weaknesses, the players Nigeria must be wary of, and the Super Eagles' possible starting lineup.After the match preview, Olu rounds off the episode with a full AFCON Matchday 1 round-up, reviewing all the opening games across the tournament, key results, standout performers, and early talking points as AFCON 2025 continues to take shape.https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com(00:00 Intro(03:00 What's at stake for this game?(09:54 Tale of the Tape (Head-to-head, Rankings)(12:22 Tunisia's AFCON Record(14:39 Tunisian Players to Watch(16:44 Tunisia's Strengths(18:51 Tunisia's Weaknesses(20:00 How Tunisia Qualified(20:46 Tanzania's Recent Form(21:54 Key Questions for Nigeria(25:29 Predicted Super Eagles Lineup(27:36 Key Players for Nigeria(33:02 Final Score Prediction(35:13 AFCON Matchday 1 Round Up(43:40 Key Stats & All We've Learnt(51:12 Matchday 2 Fixtures(55:50 Outro

Dans votre émission 100% CAN 2025 : - L'entrée en lice de la Cote d'Ivoire ; - Le Burkina Faso ambitieux pour cette édition marocaine ; - L'Algérie et Mahrez en quête de renouveau après plusieurs désillusions ? ; - Focus sur les débuts réussis de la Tunisie face à l'Ouganda. Au sommaire de votre émission : - Les groupes E et F dans les starting blocks ! Ils tenteront de conserver leur couronne. Les Éléphants vont-ils réussir leur entame à Marrakech ? Dans un groupe F très relevé, déjà un test majeur pour les Oranges face aux Mozambicains de Chiquinho Conde. Pépé, Adingra et Haller ne sont pas du voyage marocain. Une certitude, la bonne assise défensive de la formation d'Emerse Faé. Les Mambas, qui n'ont jamais passé le 1er tour en 5 participations, n'ont pas la même profondeur de banc que leurs adversaires, mais joueront sans pression. - 1er tour de piste pour les Étalons. Et 1er match de la journée. Les Burkinabè vont-ils lâcher les chevaux ? Ils comptent faire mieux que les 8es de finale lors du tournoi ivoirien. Attention aux Équato-Guinéens, les coéquipiers d'Emilio Nsue nagent souvent à contre-courant des pronostics ! - Un bon départ est crucial dans un groupe où l'Algérie va se lancer face au Soudan. Les Fennecs de l'éternel Riyad Mahrez en quête de renouveau après plusieurs désillusions. Les Faucons de Jediane, coachés par le Ghanéen James Appiah, pourront-ils les contrarier sur la pelouse de Rabat ? - Les Tunisiens bien lancés par Ellyes et Elias ! Skhiri et Achouri (doublé), les Aigles se sont imposés contre l'Ouganda, et prennent la tête de la poule C devant le Nigeria, autre vainqueur (de la Tanzanie) hier. Les joueurs de Sami Trabelsi retrouveront les Super Eagles samedi soir à Fès. Cédric De Oliveira, Martin Guez et Joseph-Antoine Bell aux commentaires des intégrales, Éric Mamruth à Casablanca, et aussi dans Radio Foot.   Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Yoro Mangara, Philippe Doucet et Nicolas Vilas Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno, David Fintzel et Pierre Guérin

Dans votre émission 100% CAN 2025 : - L'entrée en lice de la Cote d'Ivoire ; - Le Burkina Faso ambitieux pour cette édition marocaine ; - L'Algérie et Mahrez en quête de renouveau après plusieurs désillusions ? ; - Focus sur les débuts réussis de la Tunisie face à l'Ouganda. Au sommaire de votre émission : - Les groupes E et F dans les starting blocks ! Ils tenteront de conserver leur couronne. Les Éléphants vont-ils réussir leur entame à Marrakech ? Dans un groupe F très relevé, déjà un test majeur pour les Oranges face aux Mozambicains de Chiquinho Conde. Pépé, Adingra et Haller ne sont pas du voyage marocain. Une certitude, la bonne assise défensive de la formation d'Emerse Faé. Les Mambas, qui n'ont jamais passé le 1er tour en 5 participations, n'ont pas la même profondeur de banc que leurs adversaires, mais joueront sans pression. - 1er tour de piste pour les Étalons. Et 1er match de la journée. Les Burkinabè vont-ils lâcher les chevaux ? Ils comptent faire mieux que les 8es de finale lors du tournoi ivoirien. Attention aux Équato-Guinéens, les coéquipiers d'Emilio Nsue nagent souvent à contre-courant des pronostics ! - Un bon départ est crucial dans un groupe où l'Algérie va se lancer face au Soudan. Les Fennecs de l'éternel Riyad Mahrez en quête de renouveau après plusieurs désillusions. Les Faucons de Jediane, coachés par le Ghanéen James Appiah, pourront-ils les contrarier sur la pelouse de Rabat ? - Les Tunisiens bien lancés par Ellyes et Elias ! Skhiri et Achouri (doublé), les Aigles se sont imposés contre l'Ouganda, et prennent la tête de la poule C devant le Nigeria, autre vainqueur (de la Tanzanie) hier. Les joueurs de Sami Trabelsi retrouveront les Super Eagles samedi soir à Fès. Cédric De Oliveira, Martin Guez et Joseph-Antoine Bell aux commentaires des intégrales, Éric Mamruth à Casablanca, et aussi dans Radio Foot.   Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Yoro Mangara, Philippe Doucet et Nicolas Vilas Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno, David Fintzel et Pierre Guérin

Nigeria beat Tanzania, but there's still a lot to unpack.In this episode, we break down the game properly. Alex Iwobi controlling the tempo, Osimhen taking his chances, and why Zaidu Sanusi's attacking output remains a concern. We also get into Eric Chelle's tactical choices, what worked, what didn't, and where the Super Eagles still need clarity.Big thanks to Goldberg for supporting the conversation and backing Nigerian football culture

Olu delivers a full preview of Nigeria's AFCON 2025 opener against Tanzania. He breaks down everything you need to know about the match, what's at stake, why Nigeria must reconnect with the fans after missing out on the World Cup, and how this tournament represents a fresh chance to push for a fourth AFCON title.Olu also analyses Tanzania's strengths and weaknesses, highlights the players Nigeria must be wary of, and discusses the Super Eagles' possible starting lineup for the game. He wraps up the episode with his final score prediction and expectations for how Nigeria should approach their opening match as the AFCON journey officially begins.Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com (00:00) Intro(01:56) What's at stake for this game?(06:45) Tale of the Tape (Head-to-head, Rankings)(11:14) Tanzania's AFCON Squad(11:44) Tanzanian Players to Watch(12:57) Tanzania's Strengths(13:34) Tanzania's Weaknesses(14:12) How Tanzania Qualified(15:20) Tanzania's 2025 Record(16:59) Key Questions for Nigeria(24:38) Predicted Super Eagles Lineup(28:08) Final Score Prediction

In this special Nigeria Football Weekly episode, Olu delivers a complete Super Eagles preview ahead of AFCON 2025. He looks back at Nigeria's rich AFCON history, major achievements, and recent tournament performances before breaking down how the Super Eagles qualified for the competition. Olu then goes through the full squad list, group opponents, expected strongest XI, key players, and those making their AFCON debuts for Nigeria.Olu also sets expectations for the tournament, discussing Nigeria's aim to win AFCON 2025 and move past the disappointment of missing out on the World Cup. He analyses Nigeria's potential path to the final and expectations to win the title. He ends the episode by reflecting on Ahmed Musa's retirement from international football, shares takeaways from the AFCON preparation game against Egypt, and addresses the rumours surrounding possible World Cup qualification linked to player eligibility issues involving DR Congo. Follow Nigeria Football Weekly:Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nigeriafootballweekly Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Linktree - https://linktr.ee/nigeriafootballweekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com (00:00) Intro(02:44) Nigeria's AFCON History(07:52) Nigeria's AFCON 2019 & 2021(10:42) AFCON 2023 Campaign(13:13) Nigeria's AFCON 2025 Squad(17:57) Super Eagles' Road to AFCON 2025(21:03) Group C Opponents(22:48) Nigeria's Best Lineup(27:35) Key Players for Nigeria(29:31) Who are the new Super Eagles Players?(31:34) Nigeria's Frontline(32:59) Expectations from the Super Eagles(35:53) Possible path to the AFCON 2025 Final(42:19) Ahmed Musa Retires from Super Eagles(47:02) Nigeria vs Egypt Takeaways (48:28) Nike Super Eagles Advertisement (49:45) Can Nigeria still make the World Cup?(55:24) Outro

This episode is packed from start to finish

Olu delivers his last Super Eagles index ahead of the 2025 AFCON Tournament. He reviews the selected players, highlighting who is heading into AFCON in top form, including Victor Osimhen, Calvin Bassey, Samuel Chukwueze, Akor Adams, Chidera Ejuke, and Cyriel Dessers, while also pointing out those struggling for rhythm. Olu also discusses standout performers who were unlucky to miss out on the final squad and names his Starboy of the Week.He then turns attention to the Super Eagles' training game against Egypt, scheduled for Tuesday, questioning whether the timing is wise from a fitness and recovery standpoint after several players featured in weekend club matches. He also highlights a positive youth football development initiative being led by Ashleigh Plumptre, before wrapping up with player reviews as Nigeria gears up for AFCON 2025.(00:00) Intro(02:24) Who's in Hot Form Before AFCON?(10:57 Standout players not going to AFCON(18:19) Who's not in form?(20:06) Starboy of the Week(24:47) Nigeria vs Egypt Update(26:38) Eric Chelle and players owed from June(28:41) Ashleigh Plumptre's Grassroot Development Initiative(32:12) Premier League (Aina, Awoniyi, Bassey, Iwobi, Chukwueze, Onyeka, Arokodare, Uche)(37:41) Championship (Ajayi, Osayi-Samuel, Alebiosu)(38:43) Serie A (Lookman, Okoye, Akinsanmiro, Dele-Bashiru, Orban)(40:09) La Liga (Ejuke, Adams, Sadiq)(40:26) Bundesliga (Tella, Boniface, Akpoguma, Torunarigha, Agu)(41:27) Ligue 1 (Moffi, Simon, Awaziem, Ilenikhena, Ojediran)(42:42) Portugal (Sanusi, James)(43:09) Belgium (Onyedika, Sor, Frederick)(43:46) Turkey (Osimhen, Ndidi, Onuachu, Nwakaeme, Dennis)(44:17) Czech Republic (Durosinmi, Ogbu, Moses, Uchenna)(45:12) Greece (Onyemaechi, Dessers)(45:35) Scotland (Iheanacho)(46:03) Switzerland (Otele)(46:20) PSL (Nwabali)(46:49) Outro

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In this episode of the African Five-a-side podcast, Maher Mezahi is joined by Colin Udoh to preview the Nigerian national team ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations---------------------------This podcast is brought to you by: www.africasacountry.comFollow Eurico here: https://x.com/ColinUdohFollow us on social media:https://twitter.com/AfricanFiveSidehttps://www.tiktok.com/@african.fiveaside

Olu reacts to the official Super Eagles squad announcement for AFCON 2025. The list comes with big surprises: Francis Uzoho returns to the team, Maduka Okoye is unexpectedly left out, and several confusing inclusions, including Salim Fago and Usman Muhammed, raise serious questions. Olu goes through the full squad, breaking down the standout selections like Fisayo Dele-Bashiru and Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, while also highlighting players he believes are unlucky to miss out, such as Christantus Uche and Rafiu Durosinmi.Olu also raises the big debate: Is this squad actually good enough to win AFCON 2025? With returning veterans, questionable picks, and exciting young talents all mixed into one list, he gives his honest assessment of Nigeria's chances heading into the tournament.(00:00) Intro(03:29) Why was there no press conference?(06:31) Is this squad good enough?(10:23) Full squad breakdown(14:16) Players I'm happy to see(16:23) Player unlucky to be left out(18:10) Questionable names in the team(22:38) Overall thoughts on the squad(32:28) Eric Chelle is owed by the NFF(32:18) CAF upset with Nigerian referees

Olu looks ahead to the future of Nigerian football by projecting what the Super Eagles could look like in 2030, which is the next World Cup after Nigeria failed to qualify for 2026. He breaks down the young talents who are already showing signs of becoming key players for the national team, along with emerging names that many fans may not even know yet, as well as current players who should still be good enough to play for the national team in 2030.From rising stars in Europe to breakthrough performers in local leagues and dual-national prospects gaining attention, Olu analyses the potential squad depth, positions of strength, and areas that need development as Nigeria builds toward 2030. If you're curious about the next generation of Super Eagles players, this is the perfect episode.(00:00) Intro(02:44) Goalkeepers (05:22) Left Backs(07:47) Right Backs(10:37) Center Backs(15:35) Central & Defensive Midfielders(21:57) Attacking Midfielders(22:51) Wingers(27:11) Strikers(30:51) Players on the radar currently(31:42) Strong positions(32:56) Weak positions(34:26) Dual-National options(38:18) Outro

Olu talks about the Super Eagles' AFCON preparation match against Egypt, which has now been rescheduled. He then dives straight into the standout Nigerian performers of the week. Victor Osimhen grabbed a brilliant brace for Galatasaray in a 3–2 win, Umar Sadiq delivered a goal and assist in the Copa del Rey, Anthony Dennis found the net against Trabzonspor, Raphael Onyedika scored for Club Brugge, and Philip Otele continued his form with another goal for FC Basel. Olu also highlights Christantus Uche's impressive cameo for Crystal Palace, Chiamaka Nnadozie's clean sheet, and Toni Payne's clutch assist that ended Chelsea's unbeaten league run.He then addresses the worrying situation involving Terem Moffi and Jeremie Boga, who were attacked by their own OGC Nice fans and have now gone on sick leave. He also shares thoughts on the World Cup draw, even though Nigeria didn't qualify, before closing with full player reviews and the Nigerians to watch in the upcoming week.(00:00) Intro(01:24) Nigeria vs Egypt Update(02:42) Super Eagles Index: Who's Hot?(08:56) Who's not hot ahead of AFCON?(09:38) Starboy of the week(11:04) Terem Moffi attacked(12:47) Injury News (Nwabali, Akinsanmiro, Ogbu)(14:37) World Cup Draw(20:48) Premier League (Aina, Awoniyi, Bassey, Iwobi, Chukwueze, Onyeka, Arokodare, Uche)(26:39) Championship (Ajayi, Osayi-Samuel)(27:02) Serie A (Lookman, Okoye, Akinsanmiro, Dele-Bashiru, Orban)(28:58) La Liga (Ejuke, Adams, Sadiq)(29:47) Bundesliga (Tella, Boniface, Akpoguma, Torunarigha, Agu)(31:42) Ligue 1 (Moffi, Simon, Awaziem, Ilenikhena, Ojediran)(32:42) Portugal (Sanusi, James)(33:17) Belgium (Onyedika, Sor, Frederick)(34:03) Turkey (Osimhen, Ndidi, Onuachu, Nwakaeme, Dennis)(35:36) Czech Republic (Durosinmi, Ogbu, Moses, Uchenna)(36:38) Greece (Onyemaechi, Dessers)(37:18) Switzerland (Otele)(37:38) PSL (Nwabali)(37:54) Austria (Nwaiwu)(38:26) Ones to watch(39:42) Outro

Olu pays tribute to Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong following his decision to retire from international football. He breaks down Ekong's legacy, his impact on Nigerian football, and what this moment means for the national team in the future. Olu also discusses the possible cancellation of the Nigeria vs Egypt friendly due to the newly approved dates for clubs to release players ahead of AFCON.Olu then dives into a full midweek review, highlighting standout performances from Nigerian players across Europe, including Samuel Chukwueze's brilliant brace and Alex Iwobi's goal in Fulham's wild 5–4 loss to Manchester City. He rounds things off by reviewing all the Premier League action and previewing the upcoming weekend fixtures featuring Nigerian players both in the EPL and in other leagues.(00:00) Intro(00:24) William Troost-Ekong's Legacy(10:35) Nigeria vs Egypt Cancelled?(12:48) Chukwueze & Iwobi show out vs Man City(14:57) Other Premier League Results(19:33) Premier League Table(20:37) Goals & Assists Charts(21:07) Tottenham vs Brentford(22:23) Fulham vs Crystal Palace(24:09) Wolves vs Manchester United(25:47) Aston Villa vs Arsenal(29:40) Bournemouth vs Chelsea(31:10) Manchester City vs Sunderland(32:27) Everton vs Nottingham Forest(33:19) Newcastle vs Burnley(34:18) Leeds vs Liverpool(36:03) Brighton vs West Ham(37:20) Victor Osimhen (Galatasaray)(40:00) Awaziem & Ojediran (Nantes vs Lens)(41:15) Orban & Lookman (Verona vs Atalanta)(42:31) Torunarigha & Boniface (Hamburger vs Werder Bremen)(45:42) Dennis & Onuachu (Goztepe vs Trabzonspor)(47:27) Ones to Watch(48:49) Outro

This week we dig into the controversy in football in Cameroon, as Cameroon Football Federation president Samuel Eto'o fired national team coach Marc Brys three weeks ahead of the AFCON. We also look at FIFA's decision to allow clubs to hold on to their AFCON players up to a week before the start of the tournament.We catch up on the first two matchdays in the CAF Champions League, as Morocco's RS Berkane scored twice in stoppage time to beat Rivers United of Nigeria.We find out about life as a backup goalkeeper, as we talk to Nigeria national team reserve goalkeeper Adebayo Adeleye, who has only one appearance for the Super Eagles despite being in the squad 12 times.Plus Stuart on the EPL.

In this episode, Olu takes a deep dive into the preliminary list of Super Eagles players selected for the AFCON 2025 tournament. After analysing the list, Olu predicts what the final Super Eagles squad could look like, names that he expects to see in the final squad selected by Eric Chelle.#SuperEagles (00:00) Intro(01:10) Full Provisional List(05:42) Final Squad Predictions(06:50) Goalkeepers(08:17) Full-backs(11:59) Center backs(14:33) Defensive & Center Midfielders(15:51) Central Attacking Midfielders(16:58) Wingers(18:30) Strikers(22:07) Final squad predictions(23:36) Overall squad thoughts

There's only one thing on John Obi Mikel's mind in this episode of Taking the Mikel: Nigeria's failure to reach the World Cup Finals. Again. The former Super Eagles captain calls for every member of the NFF to stand down in the wake of their defeat to DR Congo, opens the door to joining a new-look board IF certain criteria is met and asks the question: why hasn't any African nation used ‘voodoo practices' to actually win the World Cup? Eric Chelle's long-term future as coach also comes under the microscope while Obi Mikel makes no secret of the fact over who he'll be supporting next summer now. A must-listen for all Nigerian football fans struggling to come to terms with their side's World Cup demise and eager to see a regime chance at the top of the Nigerian Football Federation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Radio Foot ce lundi 16h10-21h10 T.U. À la Une de cette première émission de la semaine : - Ils l'ont fait et continuent de rêver au Mondial ! ; - Coup d'arrêt pour le Sénégal après 26 matches sans défaite. ; - Le Portugal facile pour sa dernière rencontre d'éliminatoires dimanche à Porto face à l'Arménie.   - Ils l'ont fait et continuent de rêver au Mondial ! Les Léopards ont sorti les Super Eagles en finale de barrages africains hier (16 novembre 2025) à Rabat. 1-1 à l'issue du temps règlementaire. Il a fallu une prolongation et une longue séance de tirs au but pour départager les équipes. Timothy Fayulu, coup de poker de Sébastien Desabre ! Un capitaine encore décisif ! Chancel Mbemba valide l'ultime tentative congolaise, envoie son équipe au Mexique en mars 2026 pour un dernier tournoi avant l'Amérique. De demi-Dieu à Dieu tout court ? La RDC a-t-elle fait le plus dur ? La sortie d'Osimhen, tournant du match ? Le Nigeria était donné favoris mais a déçu. - Coup d'arrêt pour le Sénégal après 26 matches sans défaite. Les Lions de la Teranga battus à Londres en amical par un Brésil déterminé qui prend sa revanche après le revers de juin 2023. Estevao et Casemiro buteurs, les Lions ont raté l'occasion de revenir, mais le secteur offensif sénégalais a manqué de continuité pour tromper un bloc bien en place. Une dernière rencontre face au Kenya mardi pour l'équipe de Pape Thiaw, avant de mettre le cap sur le Maroc pour la CAN. - Le Portugal facile pour sa dernière rencontre d'éliminatoires dimanche à Porto face à l'Arménie. Cristiano Ronaldo était suspendu. Score final 9-1 pour les Rouge et Vert qui jouaient en noir. Triplé pour Bruno Fernandes et Joao Neves, qui s'est distingué tout comme un autre Parisien, Gonçalo Ramos. 4 succès et 1 nul pour les joueurs de Roberto Martinez qui se qualifient une 9è fois pour une phase finale. Vont-ils briller sur le continent américain ? Ils n'ont été battus que par l'Irlande qui finit barragiste du groupe F. Pour débattre avec Hugo Moissonnier, Yoro Mangara, Marc Libbra et Eric Rabesandratana. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - Pierre Guérin.

Radio Foot ce lundi 16h10-21h10 T.U. À la Une de cette première émission de la semaine : - Ils l'ont fait et continuent de rêver au Mondial ! ; - Coup d'arrêt pour le Sénégal après 26 matches sans défaite. ; - Le Portugal facile pour sa dernière rencontre d'éliminatoires dimanche à Porto face à l'Arménie.   - Ils l'ont fait et continuent de rêver au Mondial ! Les Léopards ont sorti les Super Eagles en finale de barrages africains hier (16 novembre 2025) à Rabat. 1-1 à l'issue du temps règlementaire. Il a fallu une prolongation et une longue séance de tirs au but pour départager les équipes. Timothy Fayulu, coup de poker de Sébastien Desabre ! Un capitaine encore décisif ! Chancel Mbemba valide l'ultime tentative congolaise, envoie son équipe au Mexique en mars 2026 pour un dernier tournoi avant l'Amérique. De demi-Dieu à Dieu tout court ? La RDC a-t-elle fait le plus dur ? La sortie d'Osimhen, tournant du match ? Le Nigeria était donné favoris mais a déçu. - Coup d'arrêt pour le Sénégal après 26 matches sans défaite. Les Lions de la Teranga battus à Londres en amical par un Brésil déterminé qui prend sa revanche après le revers de juin 2023. Estevao et Casemiro buteurs, les Lions ont raté l'occasion de revenir, mais le secteur offensif sénégalais a manqué de continuité pour tromper un bloc bien en place. Une dernière rencontre face au Kenya mardi pour l'équipe de Pape Thiaw, avant de mettre le cap sur le Maroc pour la CAN. - Le Portugal facile pour sa dernière rencontre d'éliminatoires dimanche à Porto face à l'Arménie. Cristiano Ronaldo était suspendu. Score final 9-1 pour les Rouge et Vert qui jouaient en noir. Triplé pour Bruno Fernandes et Joao Neves, qui s'est distingué tout comme un autre Parisien, Gonçalo Ramos. 4 succès et 1 nul pour les joueurs de Roberto Martinez qui se qualifient une 9è fois pour une phase finale. Vont-ils briller sur le continent américain ? Ils n'ont été battus que par l'Irlande qui finit barragiste du groupe F. Pour débattre avec Hugo Moissonnier, Yoro Mangara, Marc Libbra et Eric Rabesandratana. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - Pierre Guérin.

Keywordsfootball, Nigerian Super Eagles, corruption, player payments, FIFA, team dynamics, coaching, wingers, performance, podcast, football, statistics, player impact, team dynamics, league performance, player transfers, football evolution, match analysis, football talent, football developmentTakeawaysFootball statistics can be misleading without context.Player impact is often more than just numbers.Football styles have evolved, affecting player evaluation.Team dynamics play a crucial role in individual performance.Recent matches can indicate trends in team performance.Comparative league performance reveals insights into player transfers.The future of football talent looks promising with new developments.Structured play has changed the nature of individual brilliance in football.Timber is emerging as a top defender in the league.Reece James showcases unique skills that set him apart. SummaryIn this episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss the recent drama surrounding the Nigerian Super Eagles, including issues of player payments and the impact of corruption within the Nigerian Football Federation. They analyze the team's performance in a crucial match against Gabon and explore the broader implications for the future of Nigerian football. The conversation also touches on the evolution of player roles, particularly wingers, and the importance of team dynamics and coaching in achieving success. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of football, discussing the importance of statistics, the nuances of player impact, and the evolution of football styles. They analyze recent matches, the dynamics of team performance, and the implications of player transfers across leagues. The discussion highlights the changing landscape of football talent and development, emphasizing the need for a more holistic understanding of the game beyond mere numbers.Sound bites"Football is very nuanced.""Not every player will have that output.""Football is too structured now."Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts08:16 Corruption in Nigerian Football21:49 Super Eagles Performance Against Gabon25:52 Analysis of Osimhen's Performance29:35 Goalkeeping Challenges and Team Dynamics33:28 Coaching Changes and Their Impact35:22 England's Team Dynamics and Player Selection37:26 The Evolution of Wingers in Modern Football41:10 Player Baptisms and Superstitions in Football43:45 The Nuances of Player Evaluation46:34 The Impact of Statistics on Player Reputation48:03 Comparing Legends: Hazard vs. Other Greats50:38 The Evolution of Player Performance in Different Leagues57:11 Assessing Team Performance and Player Contributions01:01:43 Post-Match Reflections01:03:53 Game Dynamics and Momentum01:06:07 Team Performances and Expectations01:07:32 Match Analysis and Player Evaluations01:10:25 Comparative Player Discussions01:13:00 Future Prospects and Team Strategies

Au sommaire de Radio foot internationale à 16h10 TU et 21h10 TU : - 10 ans après… les attentats de Paris ; Éliminatoires Mondial 2026 – Zone Europe : France – Ukraine au Parc ; - Barrages africains en terre marocaine – Mondial 2026 : dernière chance, faites vos jeux ! (Gabon – Nigeria 16hTU ; RDC – Cameroun 19hTU).   10 ans après… les attentats de Paris Retour sur France–Allemagne 2015, soirée tragique au Stade de France, premier acte d'une nuit dramatique. Avec Éric Chaurin qui commentait ce match, il y a 10 ans, en studio aujourd'hui.   Éliminatoires Mondial 2026 – Zone Europe France – Ukraine au Parc : Les Bleus à 90 minutes d'une qualification directe si le scénario tourne enfin en leur faveur. Analyse avec Antoine Grognet. ⸻ Barrages africains en terre marocaine – Mondial 2026 : dernière chance, faites vos jeux ! Gabon – Nigeria 16hTU Match couperet : le vainqueur se rapproche du barrage mondial. Panthères dos au mur. Il faudra sortir les griffes ! Super Eagles sous pression après une phase de groupes décevante.   RDC – Cameroun 19hTU Duel électrique entre deux géants. La RDC, n'avoir aucun regret ! Le Cameroun, secoué en coulisses, joue sa survie mondiale. Défaite interdite pour les nations qui veulent encore y croire !   Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Antoine Grognet, Nabil Djellit, Olivier Pron et Éric Chaurin — Édition : David Fintzel — Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno.   Écoutez le debrief dans la 2ème émission Radio foot diffusée ce jeudi à 22h10. Le son sera accessible dans la page à partir de 23h05.

Au sommaire de Radio foot internationale à 16h10 TU et 21h10 TU : - 10 ans après… les attentats de Paris ; Éliminatoires Mondial 2026 – Zone Europe : France – Ukraine au Parc ; - Barrages africains en terre marocaine – Mondial 2026 : dernière chance, faites vos jeux ! (Gabon – Nigeria 16hTU ; RDC – Cameroun 19hTU).   10 ans après… les attentats de Paris Retour sur France–Allemagne 2015, soirée tragique au Stade de France, premier acte d'une nuit dramatique. Avec Éric Chaurin qui commentait ce match, il y a 10 ans, en studio aujourd'hui.   Éliminatoires Mondial 2026 – Zone Europe France – Ukraine au Parc : Les Bleus à 90 minutes d'une qualification directe si le scénario tourne enfin en leur faveur. Analyse avec Antoine Grognet. ⸻ Barrages africains en terre marocaine – Mondial 2026 : dernière chance, faites vos jeux ! Gabon – Nigeria 16hTU Match couperet : le vainqueur se rapproche du barrage mondial. Panthères dos au mur. Il faudra sortir les griffes ! Super Eagles sous pression après une phase de groupes décevante.   RDC – Cameroun 19hTU Duel électrique entre deux géants. La RDC, n'avoir aucun regret ! Le Cameroun, secoué en coulisses, joue sa survie mondiale. Défaite interdite pour les nations qui veulent encore y croire !   Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Antoine Grognet, Nabil Djellit, Olivier Pron et Éric Chaurin — Édition : David Fintzel — Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno.   Écoutez le debrief dans la 2ème émission Radio foot diffusée ce jeudi à 22h10. Le son sera accessible dans la page à partir de 23h05.

Austin and Amit get together for a full preview of a high-stakes set of World Cup Qualifiers. First, the guys try to make sense of CONCACAF, where big favorites Panama & Costa Rica face pressure from upstarts like Suriname, Honduras, and Guatemala. In UEFA, drama looks to center around a big Denmark-Scotland matchup while the jostling for the final playoff spots should provide plenty of drama. The show closes out with a look at the playoffs in Africa and Asia, where tickets to the ICP Last Chance Saloon hang in the balance.

Nigeria qualified for the World Cup playoffs. Yay? Join Tosin as he relives the drama, excitement, and ecstasy that is supporting the Super Eagles.He also talks the future, the playoffs and AFCON. Tap in!