Bluntemperor:


No,you are missing the point!
That thing ' Charm' is an illegal and connotes undue advantages to the Ivorians and if so,then in all FAIRNESS,the goalkeeper and the entire Team Crews have a lot of explanations to make and in fact must explain the nitty gritty of why wearing an African strange object during an AFCON MATCHES, especially in the Final,with Nigeria!
The WORLD is Waiting for Ivory Coast detailed explanations!

Ewuuuu
The name of ivory coast keeper is Fofana

This is fake or rumor
Because the name written on the keepers jersey is FOFANA

Ekwegbe Nsukka

Kirchoffs:
Sister I don’t have refrigerator in my house and I also don’t use Pressing iron at all.

You must be one of the poor masses living in Lagos

*zukwanuike*
*Di-okpara Peter Obi*
*Idan*
*Stop playing*
*Melting melting*
I hate those words

Otuegbe:
As Ezeagu man am disappointed with this governor. Trying hard to see Ezeagu in all the rubbish,he claimed to have done

His government isolated Ezeagu people
That's why PDP lost the election in Ezeagu

slivertongue:
Congrats penalty squad

no be small penalty squad
Can't win match straight

Bongos Ikwue
Still searching

Wales overcame another monumental effort from Ukraine to qualify for their first World Cup since 1958 on a night of high emotion and drama in Cardiff.

Having beaten Scotland in an emotionally draining semi-final four days earlier, the war-torn Ukrainians were deeply impressive once again but fell just short in their attempt to reach only a second World Cup in their history.

Instead, it was Wales who achieved that feat at a delirious Cardiff City Stadium.

Their winning goal came against the run of play as Gareth Bale's first-half free-kick was inadvertently headed in by Ukraine captain Andriy Yarmolenko, a particularly cruel way for the visitors to concede having dominated before then.

Both teams tired but threw players forward in a chaotic second half, with Bale wasting a golden opportunity and substitute Brennan Johnson hitting the post for Wales.

Ukraine also had several chances to equalise but were repelled by the phenomenal goalkeeping of Wayne Hennessey and defending of Ben Davies.
This was not a vintage Welsh performance but they played with great resolve, and the scenes of celebration inside a deafening Cardiff City Stadium spoke of how cathartic it is for this footballing nation to have rid itself of its 64-year World Cup drought.

Now Wales can finally look forward to being a part of football's greatest competition in November, where England, the United States and Iran await in their group in Qatar.

As for this Ukrainian team, playing to the backdrop of Russia's invasion of their homeland, they have been an inspiration.

They were cheered on in Cardiff by their passionate supporters, including 100 refugees who were given the tickets for free by the Football Association of Wales, while home fans showed their appreciation for the away side with warm applause before kick-off.

However, Wales' mantra in the build-up to this game - as cold as it may have sounded - was that they had to take the emotion out of this game and temporarily put their compassion to one side.

And they did it to realise their own, long-held dream.

Marry your sister ASAP

The 33-year-old's contract with Inter expires at the end of June.

Croatia international Perisic worked with Spurs boss Antonio Conte when the latter guided Inter to the Serie A title in the 2020-21 campaign.

Perisic played 49 times and scored 10 goals this season in all competitions as Inter won the Coppa Italia.

He looks set to be Tottenham's second free transfer of the summer, with Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster also expected to join the north London club.

Nottingham Forest will be in EPL next season

Nottingham Forest ended their 23-year wait for Premier League football with a narrow win over Huddersfield Town in the Championship play-off final - a victory worth around £170m.

Promotion back to the top flight caps off a brilliant turnaround to their season, which had started with six defeats in seven.

Levi Colwill's own goal from James Garner's cross was the decisive moment.

Town improved after the break but struggled to create a big chance.

Their best opportunity saw Harry Toffolo booked for diving in the area by referee Jon Moss, officiating for the final time before retiring, and, although replays suggested Jack Colback had made some contact, it was not overturned by VAR.

Forest held out in the face of mounting pressure to spark scenes of jubilation and end their two-decade exile from the Premier League.

This Gambia ref no wan retire (Gassama)

We keep hurting our selves
Thinking we are doing buhari

Congrats big man

What about the native doctors doing the ritual for them
T
Police should arrest all of them

When I got admission in to the university we where during our orientation that the school trains us both in character and in learning we where also giving a hand book containing the school rules and regulations.
Same thing applys here, the school trains there student in both character and learning so if you can not abide by the rules you quit.

Nwankwo Kanu,Samuel Et'o fil, Mohamed Salah

Kpokilikpo

Sadio mane has missed his fourth penalty in AFCON

That thing na Ukwa in Igbo land

The ref just dey share yellow card
Up Gabon

Time for Gyan to be recalled to the national team
Waris this

Ayew brothers should retire....
Waris this

It's all lecturer's fault
They will force you to buy their good for nothing textbook, force to buy their past question papers,
Force you to do their assignment with money,
And force you to sort them or they will fail you.

If you're not righteous.... forget about fasting and midnight prayer

Who did this to us??
May the good Lord punish those sponsoring the show

Nonsense

Nigerians that will go to hell are plenty.
Just look at how youth are celebrating pornography

They should utilize the money very well and clean up ogoni...
Sharing the money will not solve their problem