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Funso OLOJO, Editor The world Cup ticket which Nigeria’s Super Eagles failed to secure on the field of play have been delivered in FIFA’s boardroom in Zurich, Switzerland. This followed a decisive verdict in the eligibility dispute between Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the World football governing body overturned the playoff result and awarded qualification to the Super Eagles for the 2026 World Cup. The ruling was handed down by the FIFA Disciplinary Committee following a formal protest lodged by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) against the Congolese Association Football Federation (FECOFA).At the heart of the matter was the Best Losers Playoff match in the African qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. DR Congo had originally secured a 2–1 victory over Nigeria, seemingly clinching the final qualification slot. However, Nigeria challenged the outcome, alleging that a DR Congo player — identified in proceedings as Player X — was ineligible to feature in the decisive encounter due to an incomplete nationality switch process. After reviewing official match documentation, player registration records, and correspondence between FECOFA and FIFA’s Players’ Status Department, the Disciplinary Committee established that the player had previously represented another national association at youth level. Under FIFA regulations governing player eligibility, any footballer seeking to change national association must formally apply for the switch, receive written approval from FIFA, and obtain official confirmation before participating in any senior “A” international match. Under FIFA regulations governing player eligibility, any footballer seeking to change national association must formally apply for the switch, receive written approval from FIFA, and obtain official confirmation before participating in any senior “A” international match. The Committee found that although Player X had initiated the process, formal approval had not been granted before the playoff fixture. Crucially, no provisional clearance had been issued to permit temporary participation. Citing Article 9 of the Regulations Governing the Application of the FIFA Statutes and Article 21 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, the Committee ruled that DR Congo fielded an ineligible player in an official competitive match. In line with the regulations, the match has been declared forfeited. The result has been officially recorded as DR Congo 0–3 Nigeria. Consequently, Nigeria has been proclaimed winner of the Best Losers Playoff Round and awarded qualification to represent Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The decision marks a major boost for Nigerian football and underscores FIFA’s strict stance on eligibility compliance, particularly in high-stakes fixtures that determine World Cup participation. While DR Congo has been disqualified from the playoff pathway, the federation retains the right to appeal the ruling before the FIFA Appeals Committee. In its closing observations, the Committee stressed that strict adherence to nationality switch procedures is vital to maintaining fairness and integrity in international football, warning that administrative processes still in progress do not justify participation without formal approval. https://theeyewitnessnews.com/2026/02/16/fifa-sends-nigerias-super-eagles-to-2026-world-cup-awards-boardroom-scoreline-of-3-goals-to-nil-against-dr-congo/ |
Una go explain tire. |
Standing. Up Insurance.
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Agidibagi in Etsako |
Tonubu, you see your life. |
It's call Otsemi in Etsako language. |
Face news. That is home video clipoooooooooooooooooo |
I knew him personally. Ah, this life. I used to watch him play at Ogbe Stadium back then, he was such a great attacker. Those who didn’t see him then wouldn’t know how good he was. May his soul rest in peace. |
Joeboypondeck:I don't get u oo. House wen no far from you and now u say na God save una? |
Lagos again? Mtcheeeeew. |
This is just too bad. APC tueh. |
StoryHaven:Not true but------ Proverbs 6:30–31 (KJV): Men do not despise a thief, if he steal to satisfy his soul when he is hungry; But if he be found, he shall restore sevenfold; he shall give all the substance of his house. |
bolaayenimo:You dey wicked my guy.🤣 Hmmmmmmmmmmm |
femi4:Only when they are playing at home. Dem no sabi anything. |
phr0nesis:Yes, I agreed with you. If we can survive the African playoff will get one of the continental tickets. |
Potential participants in the continental playoff for the FIFA World Cup: — Nigeria or Cameroon or DR Congo or Gabon — Costa Rica as things stand — Jamaica as things stand — United Arab Emirates — New Caledonia — Bolivia The tournament will take place in Mexico in March 2026. > @SportPremi
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Special Note about Eritrea’s Withdrawal Because Group E now has only five teams, CAF confirmed that: Results from all Group E matches will count. But for the other 8 groups (which have 6 teams), the matches vs the last-placed (6th) team will be discarded when comparing second-placed teams. This ensures every runner-up is judged based on the same number of matches ( for fairness.After the Rankings The best 4 runners-up (based on the above criteria) qualify for the CAF Playoffs. Those 4 will play semifinal and final playoff matches to decide one winner, who goes to the Intercontinental Playoff for a possible World Cup ticket. |
DUTOKINGSON:CAF’s Official Criteria for Ranking the 4 Best Runners-Up 1️⃣ Points CAF will rank all second-placed teams by total points earned in the matches that count (see rule 2 below). 2️⃣ Excluding Results vs the Bottom Team In groups that still have 6 teams, results against the 6th-placed team will NOT count when comparing second-placed teams. 👉 This is to make things fair because Group E now has only 5 teams after Eritrea withdrew. For Group E, since there is no 6th team, all results count. Tiebreakers (in order) If two or more runners-up have the same number of points after removing bottom-team results, CAF will use the following criteria in this order: Goal difference (in the counted matches only) Goals scored Away goals scored Fair play record (fewer yellow/red cards) Drawing of lots (if still tied) |
How CAF Will Determine the 4 Best Runners-Up for the Playoff (Post-Eritrea Withdrawal) There are 9 groups in total, with only the group winners (9 teams) qualifying directly for the 2026 World Cup. The 4 best second-placed teams across all groups will go into a CAF playoff, and the winner of that playoff will proceed to the intercontinental playoff for a possible 10th African spot. CAF’s Official Criteria for Ranking the 4 Best Runners-Up 1️⃣ Points CAF will rank all second-placed teams by total points earned in the matches that count (see rule 2 below). 2️⃣ Excluding Results vs the Bottom Team In groups that still have 6 teams, results against the 6th-placed team will NOT count when comparing second-placed teams. 👉 This is to make things fair because Group E now has only 5 teams after Eritrea withdrew. For Group E, since there is no 6th team, all results count. Tiebreakers (in order) If two or more runners-up have the same number of points after removing bottom-team results, CAF will use the following criteria in this order: Goal difference (in the counted matches only) Goals scored Away goals scored Fair play record (fewer yellow/red cards) Drawing of lots (if still tied) |
Benin Ore road ko? Abegi. Not enough character again? |
Iyagunku estate any day |
Brest have been in good attacking form at home, scoring consistently. However, they’ve also conceded a fair number of goals, so their defence remains a concern. Nantes are struggling away, failing to win in many recent away fixtures and having difficulties converting chances. Head-to-head, Brest have had more recent success in this matchup, especially at home. Brest are favourites, likely to win at home. Expect goals from Brest thanks to their offensive players like Romain Del Castillo and Ludovic Ajorque. |
Jakarta:The reason I take my 1.50 odds system seriously, it's not something I joke about. The accumulated odds are merely an aspect of the whole, and there's no concern whether they boom or not. For instance, I won over 200+ odds when the major leagues kicked off in August. Just to give you some background, my experience with betting is not new. I have been involved in this industry for over 15 years now. Let's keep pushing forward guy. |
Jakarta:Take a look at this code below. 28 games accumulated. 26 out of 28 have already entered, only 2 games are left to be played. There is big money to be won here from me, if the last 2 games go through this weekend. NKX236 |
tobore4u:It's okay, we move. |
tobore4u:Whether Porto scores in the 90+3 minutes doesn't matter. Football is always a 90+ minute game before the final whistle blows. The timing of a goal is never a concern. Yes, I won in today's match, however, I did not claim to be completely perfect. What I am simply saying is that since the beginning of the major leagues, I have won all my 1.50 odds for games I have played on, for Saturday and Sunday matches, without a single loss up till now. |
tobore4u:It's not your concern bro. The 1.50 odds are part of my trading system and I don't joke with it. I want to share with you that from August 8th to the 21st, I have made over a million naira profit from my accumulated games selections, and that's just in a little over a month. Here is the breakdown. I updated this last weekend, just so you can't suggest that I just updated it now. The date is 21/9/25
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tobore4u:Those who are familiar with my name on Nairaland know the kind of person I am. To illustrate, I have taken the liberty to stake 1 million Naira on today's odds of 1.54. Here is the code: YR4HGQ. |
tobore4u:Yes, since the beginning of the major leagues, I haven't lost a single 1.50 odds bet on Saturdays and Sundays. |
Jakarta:This reflects a mindset often associated with poverty. Visit most of the sports session on Nairaland and ask about Bergavis. I am a multi-multimillionaire. I do not boast, nor do I feel the need to provide anyone with evidence of my achievements. |
tobore4u:I merely want to convey that if a 2+ odds doesn't pose any issue for me, why would a 1.50 odds suddenly become problematic? |

for fairness.