Former Nigeria U-17 star Ibanga Mbetobong Samuel sues NFF for N2 billion over career-ending injury sustained while playing ...

The Nigeria U-17 women's team secured another victory in their FIFA World Cup group-stage fixture against Ecuador; Goals from Harmony Chidi, and Shakirat Moshood, among others, ...

The Flamingos have been eliminated from the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup in Dominican Republic after their quarter-final defeat to the United States of America.

Nigeria U17's game was built on a Louis van Gaal-style domination of possession as they wrote themselves into the history books. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

Ahead of the World Cup final, for Nigeria U17 coach Emmanuel Amunike the emphasis has been on the whole as greater than the sum of its parts.

Nigeria beat Mexico 3-0 in the Under-17 World Cup final on Friday to win the tournament for a record fourth time. Nigeria went ahead in the ninth minute through Erick Aguirre's own goal before ...

Nigeria coach Emmanuel Amuneke says his squad will 'improve' for October's Under-17 World Cup finals in Chile. The Golden Eaglets are in Group A with hosts Chile, Croatia and the USA.

Nigeria’s U-17 female team, the Flamingos have secured their ticket to the 8th FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup finals to be staged in the Dominican Republic later ...

The Head Coach of the Nigeria U-17 team, Manu Garba, has called up 51 players to begin camping in Abuja ahead of the FIFA U17 World Cup finals taking place in Brazil from October 26 to November 17 ...

Nigeria's Golden Eaglets were on Saturday night denied a third Africa U-17 trophy as they were edged out 5-4 on penalties by their Ivorian counterparts in a thrilling final match at the Grande ...

Nigeria's 2015 FIFA U17 World Cup-winning squad has been rocked ahead of an U17 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier after almost half of their 60 tested players reportedly failed a mandatory MRI ...

Nigeria Under-17 coach Emmanuel Amuneke praises his World Cup semi-finalists but says there is still a lot to do to retain their title.