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The African Minifootball Championship 2025 brings together 16 nations for a fierce competition that celebrates talent, passion, and sportsmanship. Hosted in Libya, this year’s championship is a landmark event for minifootball across the continent. With teams from Algeria, Egypt, and South Africa, the tournament showcases Africa’s rising sports talent. As the competition unfolds, the human angle is unmistakable—players from diverse backgrounds come together with dreams of glory despite their challenges. The games are more than just about scoring goals; they are about national pride, unity, and the power of sport to bring change. As the 16 nations compete, their commitment to the game reflects not only their dedication but the hope and aspirations of their people. This year’s championship is poised to create lasting memories and inspire future generations of African athletes.

Nigerian winger Chidera Ejuke is ready to make his mark in the highly anticipated Villamarín Derby against Real Betis. After recovering from a three-month muscle injury, he dreams of scoring a crucial goal and celebrating with his signature backflip.

Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe has downplayed comparisons to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, insisting that the two legends are irreplaceable. While widely seen as the next football icon, Mbappe remains humble about his legacy.

The 22nd National Sports Festival will now take place in May 2025, with Ogun State confirmed as the host for this highly anticipated multi-sport event. The rescheduling is part of a broader effort to implement a new strategic vision for sports in Nigeria, which has been developed in response to technical recommendations to enhance the overall experience for participants and spectators alike.

March Madness has reached its thrilling climax, with Auburn, Duke, Florida, and Houston securing spots in the NCAA Final Four. The semifinal matchups will feature Auburn vs. Florida and Duke vs. Houston, promising electrifying basketball action.

The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) has made history by increasing the prize for the PDC World Darts Championship winner to £1 million from 2026. This move is part of a broader £7 million prize boost across the PDC circuit, signaling the sport’s growing commercial success and global appeal.