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Eguavoen joins exclusive list of 3 after taking Super Falcons job

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By Arinze Esomnofu, Kess Ewubare Verified, Ibrahim Adegoke
| pulsesports.ng
The Nigeria Football Federation confirmed the appointment on September 8, ahead of the team's October 2026 qualifiers for the 2028 Olympic Games against Comoros. The NFF has previously relied on Eguavoen as a caretaker/interim coach for the men's team. He served multiple stints as the Super Eagles head coach, guiding the side to a bronze medal at the 2006 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.
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Falconets receive major boost as Benfica star Janet Akekoromowei joins squad in Poland

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By Arinze Esomnofu, Kess Ewubare Verified, Ibrahim Adegoke
| pulsesports.ng
Nigeria's Falconets have received a timely boost ahead of their crucial FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup clash against China after Benfica forward Janet Akekoromowei finally linked up with the squad in Poland. The former Nasarawa Amazons star missed Nigeria's opening 2-0 defeat to Spain after remaining in Portugal to complete documentation related to her stay in the country.
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'They are missing that ingredient' – Former Arsenal midfielder doubts Gunner's Champions League hopes

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By Arinze Esomnofu, Kess Ewubare Verified, Ibrahim Adegoke
| pulsesports.ng
Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson believes the Gunners will fall short in the UEFA Champions League this season, arguing that Mikel Arteta's squad is still missing the game-changing attacker needed to conquer Europe's biggest competition. While backing Arsenal to remain among the tournament's strongest contenders, the Sky Sports pundit insists the club's summer transfer business failed to deliver the "X-factor" player capable of deciding matches against Europe's elite.
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