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Nigerians to watch Super Eagles, Pharaohs for N1,000, N300

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Football fans who want to watch the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match between Nigeria and Egypt, will have to pay N1,000 and N300 for covered seats and popular stand respectively.

NFF marketing officials told thenff.com on Thursday, that the prices remain unchanged from the Super Eagels game against Chad, which was played at the same venue in June 2015.

The 25,000 capacity Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna is currently undergoing renovation work ahead of the game, but interim coach, Samson Siasia, has already expressed his satisfaction with the playing turf and other areas.

Nigeria host the Pharaohs on March 25, before travelling for the return leg in Alexandria four days later.

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Mbappé, Dembélé Fire France Past Morocco Into World Cup Semi-Finals

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Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé played decisive roles as France national football team defeated Morocco national football team to book a place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-finals.

France produced a composed attacking display, with Mbappé and Dembélé leading the charge to end Morocco’s remarkable tournament run. Their pace, creativity, and clinical finishing proved too much for the Atlas Lions’ resilient defence.

Morocco battled courageously throughout the contest and created several opportunities, but they were unable to find the breakthrough against the French defence.

The defeat brings an end to a memorable World Cup campaign for Morocco, who captured global attention with their historic performances and became one of the tournament’s standout teams.

France’s victory keeps alive their hopes of lifting another World Cup trophy as they advance to the semi-finals, where they will face another stern test in their quest for the title.

Despite the disappointment, Morocco leave the tournament with their heads held high after an inspiring campaign that showcased the growing strength of African football on the world stage.

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Egypt Demand FIFA Investigation Into Refereeing After World Cup Exit

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The Egyptian Football Association has called on FIFA to investigate the standard of refereeing following Egypt’s elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The federation expressed dissatisfaction with several officiating decisions during Egypt’s campaign, arguing that key incidents may have influenced the outcome of crucial matches.

In its appeal, the Egyptian Football Association urged FIFA to conduct a transparent review of the referees’ performances and the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system during the tournament.

Officials maintained that the request is aimed at ensuring fairness, accountability, and consistency in officiating at the highest level of international football, rather than questioning the integrity of the competition.

The federation also called for measures to improve refereeing standards in future tournaments, stressing that accurate decision-making is essential to preserving the credibility of the World Cup.

FIFA has yet to issue an official response to Egypt’s request. If reviewed, the governing body is expected to follow its established disciplinary and refereeing assessment procedures before determining any further action.

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Jurgen Klopp Agrees to Become Germany Coach After Nagelsmann Exit

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Jurgen Klopp has reportedly agreed to become the new head coach of the following the departure of .

The former Liverpool manager is expected to take over after Germany’s disappointing exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the German Football Association moving quickly to appoint a successor.

According to reports, Klopp has accepted the offer and will be given significant authority over the national team’s football operations, including greater influence on squad planning, player development, and the team’s long-term sporting direction.

The appointment would mark Klopp’s first managerial role since leaving Liverpool, where he enjoyed a highly successful spell, winning the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and several other major honours.

Germany are hoping Klopp’s leadership, tactical expertise, and ability to develop young players will help restore the national team’s competitiveness after a series of disappointing performances at recent major tournaments.

An official announcement from the German Football Association is expected once contractual formalities are completed.

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