Ruud Gullit caused a stir on social media when he claimed that PSV were the biggest club in the Netherlands and that Ajax's championships were mostly due to preferential treatment from the KNVB and referees. Edwin van der Sar responded immediately with just eight words that sent social media into a frenzy.

With their third win in as many games, Nigeria advanced to the semifinals and secured the fourth and final spot for African teams in the 2026 Women's Basketball World Cup Qualifying Tournaments.
The six-time champions, Nigeria's D’Tigresses, have advanced to the semifinals of the 2025 Women's AfroBasket tournament by defeating Cameroon 83-47 and keeping their title defense campaign alive.
The victory extends their unbeaten run in Africa to 27, dating back to 2015, while moving them closer to a record fifth title in a row. Only Senegal have achieved Nigeria's current feat of four.

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10x WAFCON African Champions Parade Trophy in Lagos in Grand Style💪🏾

[31/07, 01:36] null: Nigeria Super Falcons Team alone have swept away almost a STATE budget...

150million × 24 player = 3.6billion

75million × 11 officials = 825million

3.6billion + 825million = 4.4billion

Mind blowing...

Among the whole football trophies in the world which one worth 4.4billion NAIRA ....

Because 4.4billion can ba a takeover for a whole team...

JUST SAYING.....
[31/07, One thing that made Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United a true powerhouse was his ability to strengthen the team by signing players who were already proven in the Premier League. It was never just about adding quality, it was also about weakening direct rivals in the process.

Think back to when United signed Eric Cantona from Leeds. That transfer completely changed our attacking identity and inspired a new era of dominance. Or when we brought in a young Wayne Rooney from Everton, already tearing up the league as a teenager, and watched him grow into one of the club’s all‑time greats. And who can forget Robin van Persie from Arsenal, whose goals fired us to that unforgettable 20th title.

Fast forward to now and it feels like we are seeing a return to that winning formula, going for players who have already shown they can handle the intensity of the Premier League. Moves like this do not just make United stronger, they take key weapons away from our rivals. It is a double win.

This is the kind of ambition that builds champions. Let us keep going back to what made us great.

FIFA Makes Another Controversial Move: Strips World Champion Status from Previous Club World Cup Winners

FIFA has once again sparked controversy, with one of the most striking changes being the removal of the "world champion" status from all previous Club World Cup winners.

As a result, three Premier League giants — Manchester United, Liverpool, and Manchester City — along with Spanish powerhouses Real Madrid and Barcelona, are no longer officially recognized as world club champions following the football governing body's latest decision to revamp the history and format of the Club World Cup.

This move is part of FIFA’s effort to elevate the prestige of the tournament, which has often been overlooked by top European clubs.

Instead, FIFA now recognizes only Chelsea as the “First World Champions” under the new Club World Cup format.

In an official social media post following the final, FIFA referred to Chelsea as “The first ever FIFA CWC Champions,” marking them as the first champions in the redefined history of the Club World Cup.

Source: Give Me Sport

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The Presidential dinner in honour of the Super Falcons was too lit fam .
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Flavour, Teni, Timi Dakolo and Fido all performed 🙌🏾. Omo FG went all out for our Queens 👌🏾. Congrats Champs 👏🏾.
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Transcorp Hilton Abuja.
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#OC #nigeria #superfalcons #wafcon #totalenergieswafcon2024 #bornwinners #champions

🎙 JAMES RODRÍGUEZ: "Once, when I was at Banfield, a fan, over 90 years old, came up to me during a practice. Banfield is a club that, when I was there, had been around for about 113 years, so you could say, respectfully, that this man had always been there. This elderly fan had seen wins, promotions, relegations, the highs, the lows, everything. And one day during practice, he said to me, 'Please, win the title; I’m about to p*ss away.' And sure enough, we won the championship in 2009. It was something big, and when I saw him again, he said, 'Thank you, kid!' and he hugged me."

Clear the road for Super Falcons, the undisputed WAFCON Champions. Mission X: Complete.

Chelsea hadn't won the Premier League for 50 years. Jose Mourinho won it with Chelsea.
Inter Milan had not won the Champions League for 45 years. José Mourinho won it with Inter.
Real Madrid hadn't won the King's Cup in 22 years. José Mourinho won it with Real Madrid.
Manchester United had not won a European Cup for 9 years. Jose Mourinho has won the Europa League with
Manchester
Roma had never won a European Cup in their history. Jose Mourinho has won the Conference League
5 European Finals
5 wins
First coach in history to win all European Cups
First coach in history to win a European trophy with 4 different clubs

Ashleigh Plumptre Shunned England For Nigeria, Her Fatherland

Ashleigh Plumptre’s Powerful Journey Of Identity, Leadership, And Legacy

Ashleigh Plumptre was named in the CAF 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) Best XI for the group stage.

According to a report by Cafonline.com on July 17, her inclusion was evidence of not only her defensive excellence but also to a remarkable football journey rooted in heritage, resilience, and ambition.

Known for her composed leadership, tactical intelligence, and crucial interceptions, the 27-year-old Al-Ittihad captain has emerged as a central figure in Nigeria’s pursuit of a record-extending 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title.

But Plumptre's rise is far deeper than her current accolades—it is the story of a woman who embraced her identity and charted her own path.

Born in Leicester, England, Plumptre began her football journey in the English youth setup, proudly donning the Three Lions shirt at U-15, U-17, U-19, and U-23 levels.

Her club career spanned stints with Notts County, LA Galaxy OC, and notably Leicester City, where she played a vital role in securing the FA Women’s Championship title in the 2020/21 season.

In 2022, ahead of that year’s WAFCON, Plumptre made a deeply personal and symbolic decision to represent Nigeria—her father’s homeland—over continuing with the English national team.

Her switch was more than a footballing move; it was a declaration of heritage, belonging, and purpose.

Since then, she has become an integral part of the Super Falcons setup.

A leader both on and off the pitch, Plumptre brings structure to the Nigerian defence and experience to a squad that blends youth and veterans.

Her performance during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup—especially in the intense Round of 16 showdown against England—drew international acclaim.

Plumptre has also added attacking flair to her game, finding the back of the net in domestic league action and remaining a threat on set pieces.

Yet, her ambitions stretch beyond the white lines of the pitch.

With an eye on the future, Plumptre is actively working toward obtaining a UEFA coaching licence.

Ashleigh Plumptre is not just playing football—she’s living a legacy.

Her journey from Leicester to Lagos, from England's youth teams to Nigeria's defensive backbone, speaks volumes about courage, identity, and the impact of believing in something bigger than oneself.