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Sportsweb:
Hmm, how's that offside

TheSuperNerd:
Cape Verde - 2nd African Side to score 2 goals from outside the box in a World Cup Match.

The first? Nigeria's Golden Generation did so in 1994 vs Greece.

Hitters.

Sportsweb:
That's a goal, vozinho don lose guard

JohnBullMySon:
Shame grip me. Like a village footballer.

2 now. This game is now entering Curaçao territory

TheSuperNerd:
Better do. Moments like that Freekick is what the WC is all about.

Bombblacks:
I love me some muscle mommy but this is way too much. A woman can't get this big naturally.

Goke7:
e shock you Abi 😂

Cape Verde 1-0 what a freekick

Arizoner:
CAF should explain to us how Tunisia get to qualify for every world cup and end up disgracing africa

A40:
Teams like Tunisia are why some people say Africa deserves less slots. Pathetic.

I don't know how they can look their citizens in the eye when they get back home

West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, has secured approval from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) to operate scheduled international air services to and from the South American country, marking another milestone in its drive to become a global carrier.

The approval comes as Air Peace intensifies its international expansion programme. The airline has, since last year, applied to Canadian and United States authorities for landing permits to commence scheduled operations into Toronto and New York respectively, while also finalising plans to resume services to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and Guangzhou, China.

Air Peace has also concluded plans to commence three weekly flights to Manchester in the United Kingdom as it continues to expand its footprint across Africa, Europe, North America, the Middle East, the Caribbean and South America.

The airline recently announced the launch of services to Libreville, Gabon; Conakry, Guinea; Bamako, Mali; and Douala, Cameroon, with operations scheduled to begin on August 1, further strengthening its position as Nigeria’s leading international carrier.

The Brazilian approval, contained in ANAC Ordinance No. 19.449/2026, authorises Air Peace to operate regular passenger, cargo and mail services between Brazil and destinations across its network, paving the way for direct air connectivity between Nigeria and Brazil by a Nigerian airline.

Air Peace’s growing international network currently includes London in the United Kingdom, Barbados in the Caribbean, and major West African destinations such as Accra, Ghana; Freetown, Sierra Leone; Dakar, Senegal; Banjul, The Gambia; Monrovia, Liberia; and Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

A direct Nigeria-Brazil service is expected to significantly improve travel, trade and cultural exchanges between both countries.

izzou:
The Cons far outweigh the Pros

I guess we will just enjoy it in its initial stages, until State governors hijack it as their personal property

FBS:
Very sus but na Adingra suppose answer these questions. The pass from Pepe was as good as it gets but finish miss road. Kai.

Emaprince:
Netherlands should trash Tunisia like 10-0

jihday:
Throw this Tunisia team away, them too useless