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SEE FULL LIST: EPL clubs confirm jersey numbers for 2026/27 season

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September 23, 2026

The Premier League has confirmed the squad numbers for all 20 clubs for the 2026/27 season following the closure of the summer transfer window.

The league announced the numbers on Tuesday, with the list featuring players included in the clubs’ 25-man squads submitted at the start of September, as well as academy players who have already appeared or may still feature for their respective first teams.

Several high-profile summer arrivals have also been assigned their shirt numbers, including Alexander Isak at Liverpool, Florian Wirtz at Liverpool, Benjamin Sesko at Manchester United, Xavi Simons at Tottenham Hotspur and Yoane Wissa at Newcastle United.

Here are the confirmed squad numbers for all 20 Premier League clubs:

Arsenal

1 David Raya
2 William Saliba
3 Cristhian Mosquera
4 Ben White
5 Piero Hincapie
6 Gabriel Magalhaes
7 Bukayo Saka
8 Martin Odegaard
10 Eberechi Eze
12 Jurrien Timber
13 Kepa Arrizabalaga
14 Viktor Gyokeres
15 Ezri Konsa
17 Christos Tzolis
20 Noni Madueke
22 Ethan Nwaneri
23 Mikel Merino
29 Kai Havertz
30 Illan Meslier
33 Riccardo Calafiori
36 Martin Zubimendi
39 Bruno Guimaraes
41 Declan Rice
49 Myles Lewis-Skelly
56 Max Dowman

Aston Villa

1 Zion Suzuki
2 Matty Cash
3 Victor Lindelof
4 Taylor Harwood-Bellis
5 Tyrone Mings
6 Ross Barkley
7 John McGinn
8 Boubacar Kamara
10 Emiliano Buendia
11 Nicolas Jackson
13 Matteo Ruggeri
14 Pau Torres
17 Alejandro Garnacho
18 Tammy Abraham
19 Ibrahim Mbaye
22 Ian Maatsen
24 Amadou Onana
26 Lamare Bogarde
27 Leon Goretzka
29 Aaron Wan-Bissaka
35 Joao Gomes
39 Brian Madjo
40 Marco Bizot
42 James Wright
44 Johan Manzambi
45 Triston Rowe
47 Alysson
48 Modou Keba Cisse
49 Bradley Burrowes
53 George Hemmings
74 Luka Lynch

AFC Bournemouth

1 Djordje Petrovic
2 Julian Araujo
3 Adrien Truffert
4 Lewis Cook
5 James Hill
6 Julio Soler
7 David Brooks
8 Alex Scott
9 Evanilson
10 Ryan Christie
11 Ben Gannon-Doak
12 Tyler Adams
14 Antonio Silva
15 Adam Smith
16 Marcus Tavernier
17 Fraser Forster
18 Bafode Diakite
19 Justin Kluivert
20 Michele Di Gregorio
21 Amine Adli
22 Junior Kroupi
24 Juanlu Sanchez
27 Alex Toth
28 Max Aarons
29 Daniel Jebbison
30 Alvaro Rodriguez
37 Rayan
44 Veljko Milosavljevic
47 Ben Winterburn

Brentford

1 Caoimhin Kelleher
2 Aaron Hickey
3 Rico Henry
4 Sepp van den Berg
6 Yehor Yarmoliuk
7 Kevin Schade
8 Mathias Jensen
9 Igor Thiago
10 Josh Dasilva
11 Dango Ouattara
12 Hakon Valdimarsson
13 Callum Wilson
14 Fabio Carvalho
17 Antoni Milambo
18 Mamadou Sangare
19 Jaidon Anthony
20 Kristoffer Ajer
22 Nathan Collins
23 Keane Lewis-Potter
24 Mikkel Damsgaard
25 El Hadji Malick Diouf
27 Vitaly Janelt
31 Ellery Balcombe
33 Michael Kayode
36 Kim Ji-Soo
39 Gustavo Nunes
44 Jannik Schuster
48 Benjamin Fredrick
59 Caelan Avenell

Brighton & Hove Albion

1 Bart Verbruggen
3 Jaouen Hadjam
4 Pascal Struijk
5 Lewis Dunk
7 Kaoru Mitoma
8 Jack Hinshelwood
9 Stefanos Tzimas
10 Georginio Rutter
11 Yankuba Minteh
12 Promise David
13 Pascal Gross
14 Chema Andres
15 Ibrahim Osman
19 Charalampos Kostoulas
20 Costinha
21 Olivier Boscagli
22 Amario Cozier-Duberry
23 Jason Steele
24 Ferdi Kadioglu
25 Diego Gomez
26 Yasin Ayari
27 Mats Wieffer
28 Evan Ferguson
29 Maxim De Cuyper
30 Michael Svoboda
33 Matt O’Riley
35 Malick Yalcouye
36 Zadok Yohanna
38 Tom McGill
39 Femi Azeez
44 Luka Vuskovic
49 Nehemiah Oriola

Chelsea

1 Emiliano Martinez
2 Marco Palestra
3 Wesley Fofana
4 Valentin Barco
5 Maxence Lacroix
6 Levi Colwill
7 Pedro Neto
9 Joao Pedro
10 Cole Palmer
11 Jamie Gittens
14 Jordan Henderson
17 Morgan Rogers
18 Danny Welbeck
21 Jorrel Hato
22 Emmanuel Emegha
23 Geovany Quenda
24 Reece James
25 Moises Caicedo
27 Malo Gusto
28 Teddy Sharman-Lowe
29 Pep Chavarria
30 Aaron Anselmino
32 Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli
34 Josh Acheampong
37 Olutayo Subuloye
39 Mike Penders
41 Estevao
44 Gabriel Slonina
45 Romeo Lavia

Coventry City

2 Ethan Pinnock
3 Jay Dasilva
4 Bobby Thomas
5 Jack Rudoni
6 Matt Grimes
7 Tatsuhiro Sakamoto
8 Caleb Yirenkyi
9 Ellis Simms
10 Ephron Mason-Clark
11 Haji Wright
12 Stephen Mfuni
13 Ben Wilson
14 Taiwo Awoniyi
16 Frank Onyeka
18 Loum Tchaouna
19 Carl Rushworth
20 Kaine Kesler-Hayden
21 Jake Bidwell
22 Joel Latibeaudiere
23 Brandon Thomas-Asante
24 Aurele Amenda
25 Dan Bentley
26 Luke Woolfenden
27 Milan van Ewijk
28 Josh Eccles
29 Victor Torp
34 Yann Gboho
38 Gustavo Hamer
49 Sidiki Cherif

Crystal Palace

1 Dean Henderson
3 Tyrick Mitchell
4 Chadi Riad
5 Axel Disasi
6 Jaydee Canvot
7 Ismaila Sarr
8 Jefferson Lerma
9 Eddie Nketiah
10 Yeremy Pino
11 Dwight McNeil
12 Zavier Gozo
14 Jean-Philippe Mateta
17 Takehiro Tomiyasu
18 Daichi Kamada
19 Will Hughes
20 Adam Wharton
21 Honest Ahanor
22 Jorgen Strand Larsen
23 Quinten Timber
24 Dario Osorio
25 Anan Khalaili
26 Chris Richards
27 Matheus Franca
28 Cheick Doucoure
29 Evann Guessand
30 Oscar Mingueza
31 Remi Matthews
33 Ben Chilwell
44 Walter Benitez

Everton

1 Jordan Pickford
2 Ainsley Maitland-Niles
4 Jarrad Branthwaite
5 Michael Keane
6 James Tarkowski
8 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
10 Jack Grealish
11 Thierno Barry
12 Mark Travers
15 Jake O’Brien
16 Vitalii Mykolenko
19 Tyrique George
20 Tyler Dibling
22 Brennan Johnson
23 Christian Norgaard
24 Charly Alcaraz
30 Hayden Hackney
31 Tom King
34 Merlin Rohl
37 James Garner
45 Harrison Armstrong
47 Fraser Barnsley

Fulham

1 Bernd Leno
2 Kenny Tete
3 Calvin Bassey
4 Jorge Cuenca
5 Joachim Andersen
6 Harrison Reed
7 Gonzalo Garcia
8 Cesar Palacios
9 Rodrigo Muniz
10 Tom Cairney
11 Kevin
14 Oscar Bobb
15 Hugo Larsson
16 Sander Berge
17 Alex Iwobi
18 Jonah Kusi-Asare
19 Shea Charles
20 Manuel Angel
21 Timothy Castagne
22 David Affengruber
23 Benjamin Lecomte
24 Josh King
30 Ryan Sessegnon
32 Emile Smith Rowe
33 Antonee Robinson
35 Macaulay Zepa
36 Alex Borto
39 Michael Allen
44 Luc De Fougerolles

Hull City

1 Jack Butland
2 Lewie Coyle
3 Ryan Giles
4 Charlie Hughes
5 Hidemasa Morita
6 Semi Ajayi
7 Sorba Thomas
8 Eliot Matazo
9 Oliver McBurnie
10 Mohamed Belloumi
11 Joe Gelhardt
12 Dillon Phillips
14 Jens Hjerto-Dahl
15 John Egan
17 Paddy McNair
18 Brooke Norton-Cuffy
19 Konstantinos Tzolakis
21 Elliot Stroud
22 Lucas Herrington
23 Matt Targett
25 Matt Crooks
27 Regan Slater
28 Ilyas Ansah
29 Lucas Gourna-Douath
32 Nobel Mendy
33 Abdulkadir Omur
42 Tim Iroegbunam
50 Mohamed-Ali Cho

Ipswich Town

1 Alex Palmer
2 Darnell Furlong
3 Leif Davis
4 Cedric Kipre
5 Azor Matusiwa
6 Issa Diop
7 Abdul Fatawu
8 Sindre Egeli
9 Zian Flemming
10 Julio Enciso
11 Jaden Philogene
12 Florentino
14 Jack Taylor
19 Emersonn
20 Kasey McAteer
23 Sasa Lukic
24 Jacob Greaves
25 Exequiel Palacios
26 Dara O’Shea
27 David Button
28 Christian Walton
29 Chuba Akpom
32 Marcelino Nunez
33 Anis Mehmeti
37 Kjell Scherpen
38 Daizen Maeda
42 Abdoul Ouattara
47 Jack Clarke

Leeds United

1 James Trafford
2 Jayden Bogle
3 Gabriel Gudmundsson
4 Ethan Ampadu
5 Tarik Muharemovic
6 Joe Rodon
7 Daniel James
8 Sean Longstaff
9 Dominic Calvert-Lewin
10 Harry Wilson
11 Brenden Aaronson
14 Lukas Nmecha
15 Jaka Bijol
16 Michael Zetterer
18 Anton Stach
19 Noah Okafor
21 Alex Cairns
22 Ao Tanaka
23 Jean-Matteo Bahoya
24 James Justin
26 Melvin Bard
30 Nico Elvedi
44 Ilia Gruev
48 Rory Mahady
50 Alfie Cresswell
65 Jayden Lienou
72 Callum Mills

Liverpool

1 Alisson Becker
2 Joe Gomez
3 Wataru Endo
4 Virgil van Dijk
5 Jeremy Jacquet
6 Milos Kerkez
7 Florian Wirtz
8 Dominik Szoboszlai
9 Alexander Isak
10 Alexis Mac Allister
12 Conor Bradley
14 Federico Chiesa
15 Giovanni Leoni
18 Cody Gakpo
21 Kostas Tsimikas
22 Hugo Ekitike
23 Victor Munoz
25 Giorgi Mamardashvili
28 Freddie Woodman
29 Bradley Barcola
30 Jeremie Frimpong
33 Ronald Araujo
38 Ryan Gravenberch
42 Trey Nyoni
44 Luke Chambers
52 Isaac Mabaya
53 James McConnell
56 Vitezslav Jaros
67 Lewis Koumas
73 Rio Ngumoha
76 Jayden Danns
95 Harvey Davies

Manchester City

1 Gianluigi Donnarumma
3 Ruben Dias
5 Elliot Anderson
6 Marc Guehi
7 Iliman Ndiaye
8 Mateo Kovacic
9 Erling Haaland
10 Rayan Cherki
11 Jeremy Doku
13 Marcus Bettinelli
17 Enzo Fernandez
21 Rayan Ait-Nouri
22 Vitor Reis
24 Josko Gvardiol
27 Matheus Nunes
28 Geronimo Rulli
30 Claudio Echeverri
32 Ayyoub Bouaddi
33 Nico O’Reilly
37 Allan
42 Antoine Semenyo
45 Abdukodir Khusanov
47 Phil Foden
56 Ryan McAidoo
61 Kaden Braithwaite
82 Rico Lewis

Manchester United

1 Senne Lammens
2 Diogo Dalot
3 Noussair Mazraoui
4 Matthijs de Ligt
5 Harry Maguire
6 Lisandro Martinez
7 Mason Mount
8 Bruno Fernandes
9 Marcus Rashford
10 Matheus Cunha
11 Joshua Zirkzee
12 Karl Darlow
13 Patrick Dorgu
15 Leny Yoro
16 Amad Diallo
17 Andrey Santos
18 Youri Tielemans
19 Bryan Mbeumo
20 Carlos Baleba
22 Tom Heaton
23 Luke Shaw
25 Manuel Ugarte
26 Ayden Heaven
30 Benjamin Sesko
31 Shea Lacey
37 Kobbie Mainoo
38 Jack Fletcher
39 Tyler Fletcher
41 Harry Amass
45 Dermot Mee

Newcastle United

1 Nick Pope
2 Tino Livramento
3 Lewis Hall
4 Sven Botman
5 Fabian Schar
6 Nico Gonzalez
7 Joelinton
8 Aladji Bamba
9 Yoane Wissa
10 William Osula
11 Harvey Barnes
12 Malick Thiaw
14 Sean Steur
17 Bazoumana Toure
19 Anthony Elanga
20 Matias Fernandez-Pardo
21 Lukas Hornicek
23 Jacob Murphy
24 Ewen Jaouen
28 Joe Willock
29 Mark Gillespie
31 Aidan Harris
33 Dan Burn
37 Amar Dedic
41 Jacob Ramsey
51 Leo Shahar
67 Lewis Miley

Nottingham Forest

2 Ousmane Diomande
3 Neco Williams
4 Morato
5 Murillo
6 Ibrahim Sangare
7 Callum Hudson-Odoi
8 Nicolas Dominguez
9 Chris Wood
10 Morgan Gibbs-White
11 Igor Jesus
12 John Victor
14 Dan Ndoye
15 Arnaud Kalimuendo
19 Liam Delap
21 Xaver Schlager
22 Ryan Yates
23 Jair Cunha
24 James McAtee
25 Luca Netz
26 Matz Sels
27 Daniel Munoz
31 Nikola Milenkovic
33 Steven Benda
34 Ola Aina
37 Nicolo Savona
44 Zach Abbott
63 Aaron Bott

Sunderland

4 Kevin Danso
5 Dan Ballard
6 Dayann Methalie
7 Chemsdine Talbi
8 Alan Browne
9 Brian Brobbey
10 Nilson Angulo
11 Chris Rigg
12 Thomas Meunier
13 Luke O’Nien
14 Romaine Mundle
15 Omar Alderete
17 Reinildo Mandava
18 Wilson Isidor
19 Habib Diarra
20 Nordi Mukiele
21 Simon Moore
22 Robin Roefs
27 Noah Sadiki
28 Enzo Le Fee
29 Jules Ahoka
31 Melker Ellborg
32 Trai Hume
34 Granit Xhaka
37 Jocelin Ta Bi
39 Malick Fofana
57 Tymur Tutierov

Tottenham Hotspur

3 Andy Robertson
4 Tosin Adarabioyo
5 Marcos Senesi
6 Jan Paul van Hecke
7 Xavi Simons
8 Conor Gallagher
10 James Maddison
11 Mathys Tel
13 Destiny Udogie
14 Archie Gray
15 Lucas Bergvall
16 Sandro Tonali
17 Savio
18 Mateus Fernandes
19 Dominic Solanke
20 Mohammed Kudus
21 Dejan Kulusevski
22 Omar Marmoush
23 Pedro Porro
27 Mykhailo Mudryk
28 Wilson Odobert
30 Rodrigo Bentancur
31 Antonin Kinsky
33 Ben Davies
37 Micky van de Ven
39 Martin Dubravka
40 Brandon Austin
47 Mikey Moore
51 Jacob Knightbridge
68 Luca Williams-Barnett

The Premier League said the confirmed numbers came after the closure of the 2026 summer transfer window, with the published lists also including eligible Under-21 and academy players beyond the 25-man squad limit.

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SEE FULL LIST: 20 African countries to vote for 2026 Ballon d’Or

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September 23, 2026

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Twenty African nations are eligible to vote for the 2026 Ballon d’Or after making the top 100 of the FIFA men’s world ranking used to determine the award’s international jury.

France Football, which organises the award, said the men’s Ballon d’Or is decided by an international jury of specialised journalists, with one representative from each of the 100 highest-ranked nations in the FIFA men’s world ranking.

The 2026 regulations state that the FIFA ranking in effect when the voting lists were published on September 8 was used to determine the jury.

Each journalist will select and rank 10 players from the 30 Ballon d’Or nominees.

The first-ranked player receives 15 points, followed by 12, 10, eight, seven, five, four, three, two and one point for the 10th choice.

The 20 African nations represented in the 100-country jury are:

Morocco — 6th in FIFA ranking
Senegal — 18th
Egypt — 24th
Nigeria — 26th
Algeria — 29th
Côte d’Ivoire — 31st
DR Congo — 41st
Cameroon — 43rd
Mali — 53rd
South Africa — 54th
Tunisia — 57th
Burkina Faso — 62nd
Cabo Verde — 64th
Ghana — 65th
Guinea — 81st
Gabon — 84th
Angola — 87th
Uganda — 89th
Zambia — 90th
Benin — 94th

The other 80 countries in the top 100 are from Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Oceania.

Prominent Journalists Heading the African Jury

France Football maintains data privacy for the complete individual roster until full voting charts are published post-ceremony. However, among the African journalists who have been publicly identified as Ballon d’Or voters are:

Nigeria: Samm Audu (Representing Nigeria via Score Nigeria).
Ghana: Michael Oti Adjei (Celebrated sports broadcaster and head of sports at Media General, executing Ghana’s ballot).
Egypt: Inas Mazhar (Veteran journalist, former CAF Media Officer, and longstanding vote holder for the Pharaohs).
South Africa: Mark Gleeson (Highly respected African football commentator, analyst, and statistician representing Bafana Bafana).
Morocco: Mustapha Badri (Renowned editor and director of the prominent Moroccan sports publication Al Mountakhab)

The Ballon d’Or ceremony will take place in London on October 26, when the winner of the men’s award will be announced.

The award covers performances during the 2025-26 season, including domestic and international competitions.

France Football said the reference period ran from August 3, 2025, to July 19, 2026, including the 2026 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations for the men’s award.

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Rice, Palmer, Rashford among five England stars ruled out vs Spain

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September 23, 2026

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England have been hit by five withdrawals ahead of their opening UEFA Nations League fixture against Spain at Wembley on Saturday.

Declan Rice, Cole Palmer, Marcus Rashford, Kobbie Mainoo and Tino Livramento have all withdrawn from Thomas Tuchel’s squad because of respective injury issues, the Football Association confirmed.

PUNCH Online on Wednesday reported that the confirmation was also noted on the English FA website late Monday.

The quintet were initially named in Tuchel’s 27-man squad for the extended international window, but their withdrawals have forced the England manager to make changes before the Three Lions begin their campaign.

Here are the five players who will miss the upcoming fixtures:

1. Declan Rice

Arsenal midfielder Rice is one of the most experienced players affected by the withdrawals.

The 27-year-old was part of England’s squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and was included in Tuchel’s latest selection for the Nations League campaign.

His absence leaves England without one of their key midfield options for the opening fixtures.

2. Cole Palmer

Chelsea forward Palmer was also ruled out after returning to the England squad for the first time since the World Cup.

Tuchel had spoken positively about Palmer’s importance to the team before the latest injury setback.

The England manager said Palmer would need to “step up” when he returned and produce the performances required to retain his place.

3. Marcus Rashford

Rashford, who joined Barcelona on loan from Manchester United, is another major absentee.

The forward was part of England’s World Cup squad and had been selected by Tuchel for the new Nations League campaign before withdrawing through injury.

4. Kobbie Mainoo

Manchester United midfielder Mainoo has also pulled out.

Tuchel had specifically praised the 21-year-old after the World Cup, saying: “I expect him to be on the pitch and it’s my duty to get him on the pitch.”

The German added: “He didn’t put a foot wrong during the World Cup.”

Mainoo was unable to feature in England’s World Cup campaign as much as Tuchel had hoped after an injury before the France match.

5. Tino Livramento

Newcastle United defender Livramento completes the five-man list.

He was part of England’s initial squad for the Nations League window but has since been ruled out with an injury.

Livramento also missed part of England’s World Cup campaign after suffering a calf injury in training before being replaced by Trevoh Chalobah.

Two replacements called up

Tuchel has responded to the withdrawals by calling up Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White and Everton midfielder James Garner.

The pair were due to report to St George’s Park on Tuesday with the rest of the squad. Garner has two senior caps, while Gibbs-White has six.

England will host Spain at Wembley on Saturday, September 26, in their first match of the 2026-27 Nations League campaign.

The Three Lions will then face Czechia twice, either side of a trip to Croatia, during the extended international window.

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Full house as Eagles begin training for Madagascar clash

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September 23, 2026

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The Super Eagles on Tuesday began preparations for their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying opener against Madagascar, with 23 players taking part in their first training session at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo, The PUNCH reports.

Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye is the last player expected in camp, with the rest of the squad already slugging it out for shirts under the guidance of head coach Eric Chelle and his assistants ahead of Friday’s clash with the Barea.

Chelle named 24 players for Nigeria’s opening qualifiers against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau, with the Super Eagles hosting the Barea in Uyo on Friday before travelling to Bissau for Tuesday’s encounter with the Wild Dogs.

Although the team’s camp officially opened on Monday, most of the players arrived on Tuesday ahead of the evening training session.

The early arrivals included Paris FC forward Moses Simon, Venezia striker Akor Adams, Coventry City forward Taiwo Awoniyi, first-time invitees Isaac James, Moses Usor and George Ilenikhena, as well as Emmanuel Fernandez, Benjamin Fredrick, Arthur Okonkwo and Chibuike Nwaiwu.

Alex Iwobi, Semi Ajayi, Calvin Bassey, returning defender Ola Aina, Ademola Lookman, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Tolu Arokodare, Bruno Onyemaechi, Raphael Onyedika and Frank Onyeka were also among those in camp.

Captain Wilfred Ndidi, Samuel Chukwueze and goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali subsequently joined the group before the training session, leaving Okoye as the final expected arrival.

Friday’s fixture marks the beginning of a new AFCON qualifying campaign under Chelle, with Nigeria drawn in Group L alongside Madagascar, Tanzania and Guinea-Bissau.

Because Tanzania are one of the three co-hosts of the 2027 tournament, they are automatically qualified, meaning only the highest-ranked team among the remaining sides in Group L will secure the group’s qualifying ticket.

The Super Eagles will be without Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen for the opening fixtures after he withdrew from the squad to continue his recovery from injury.

Awoniyi was recalled to the team, while Tolu Arokodare, Akor Adams and George Ilenikhena provide further options in attack.

Nigeria will be looking to build on their bronze-medal finish at the 2025 AFCON in Morocco as they begin their bid to return to the continental finals in 2027.

After Friday’s clash with Madagascar, Nigeria will travel to Guinea-Bissau for their second Group L fixture on September 29.

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