Check out pictures of Dbanj Jubilating with the super eagles after the superb victory over the burkinabe's. More Photos and video after the cut.
see video of dbanj performance below
Showing posts with label Afcon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afcon. Show all posts
Monday, 11 February 2013
Video: Nigerian fans jubilate into the streets in Lagos After Super Eagles victory
Nigerian football fans breezed into the streets last night to celebrate the victory of Super Eagles team at the 2013 African Cup of Nations tournament, 2013.
Music and comedy artistes also threw free show at the Teslim Balogun Stadium to entertain jubilant soccer fans.
Super Eagles last night became the champions of Africa for the third time in history after nineteen years of waiting.
Photo Compilation: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Celebrating AFCON Victory
Super eagles last night became the champions of africa for the third time in history after nineteen years of waiting,
Here are the photos of our great super eagles celebrating
see full photos after the cut
Here are the photos of our great super eagles celebrating
see full photos after the cut
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Nigeria win Africa Nations Cup
Nigeria proves once more that they are giants of Africa. Kudos to the super eagles as they bring back home the Africa Nations Cup. courtesy of the brilliant goal by Sunday Mba
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
2013 AFCON refs to be ‘quarantined’
Referees will operate under strict conditions during next year’s Africa Cup of Nations tournament, local organisers said on Tuesday.
In view of recent match fixing scandals involving referees, Local Organising Committee (LOC) CEO Mvuso Mbebe said referees would be “quarantined” or secluded in their hotels.
“Referees are a very touchy subject because of all the things that are happening around referees,” he told Parliament’s sports portfolio committee.
Security arrangements would be similar to those used during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.read more inside
“We are using the same concept we did during the World Cup where the referees will be quarantined, if that’s the right word… in a particular hotel which no one has access to,” he said.
The referees would be escorted by members of the security forces to prevent them from having contact with members of the public and the media when transported to stadiums.
“When they (referees) leave, they leave match day minus one, to go to the city… they cannot have contact with members of the public, because you don’t know what can be exchanged in that plane.”
Mbebe said referees would only get their freedom at the end of the tournament. ”I think it’s an integrity issue and a credibility issue.” He said the Confederation of African Football (CAF) had given organisers the “thumbs up” regarding the arrangements made for referees.
The tournament kicks off on January 19 when Bafana Bafana take on Cape Verde. Earlier this year, a FIFA delegation visited South Africa to probe four friendly matches played by Bafana Bafana prior to the 2010 World Cup. The probe is based on the refereeing and outcome of the games.
In view of recent match fixing scandals involving referees, Local Organising Committee (LOC) CEO Mvuso Mbebe said referees would be “quarantined” or secluded in their hotels.
“Referees are a very touchy subject because of all the things that are happening around referees,” he told Parliament’s sports portfolio committee.
Security arrangements would be similar to those used during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.read more inside
“We are using the same concept we did during the World Cup where the referees will be quarantined, if that’s the right word… in a particular hotel which no one has access to,” he said.
The referees would be escorted by members of the security forces to prevent them from having contact with members of the public and the media when transported to stadiums.
“When they (referees) leave, they leave match day minus one, to go to the city… they cannot have contact with members of the public, because you don’t know what can be exchanged in that plane.”
Mbebe said referees would only get their freedom at the end of the tournament. ”I think it’s an integrity issue and a credibility issue.” He said the Confederation of African Football (CAF) had given organisers the “thumbs up” regarding the arrangements made for referees.
The tournament kicks off on January 19 when Bafana Bafana take on Cape Verde. Earlier this year, a FIFA delegation visited South Africa to probe four friendly matches played by Bafana Bafana prior to the 2010 World Cup. The probe is based on the refereeing and outcome of the games.
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Wednesday, 24 October 2012
2013 AFCON: Nigeria Falls In Group C, draws Zambia Burkina faso,Ethiopia+ Complete drawings
The Afcon 2013 draws have been held in Durban, South Africa, and Nigeria will play Zambia,burkina faso and Ethopia. The tournament kicks off on 19th January 2013 with the first match between South Africa and Cape Verde.
The Four groups consist of one team from each pot with top two finishers qualifying for the quarter finals.
Seeding
Pot 1: South Africa, Zambia, Ghana, Ivory Coast
Pot 2: Mali, Tunisia, Angola, Nigeria
Pot 3: Algeria, Burkina Faso, Morocco, Niger
Pot 4: Togo, Cape Verde Islands, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia
see the full draws inside
Final Groups
Group A
South Africa
Angola
Morocco
Cape Verde
Group B
Ghana
Mali
Niger
DR Congo
Group C
Zambia
Nigeria
Burkina Faso
Ethiopia
Group D
Cote D’Ivoire
Tunisia
Algeria
Togo
The Four groups consist of one team from each pot with top two finishers qualifying for the quarter finals.
Seeding
Pot 1: South Africa, Zambia, Ghana, Ivory Coast
Pot 2: Mali, Tunisia, Angola, Nigeria
Pot 3: Algeria, Burkina Faso, Morocco, Niger
Pot 4: Togo, Cape Verde Islands, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia
see the full draws inside
Final Groups
Group A
South Africa
Angola
Morocco
Cape Verde
Group B
Ghana
Mali
Niger
DR Congo
Group C
Zambia
Nigeria
Burkina Faso
Ethiopia
Group D
Cote D’Ivoire
Tunisia
Algeria
Togo
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