Former Manchester United midfielder Casemiro made his MLS debut for Inter Miami in a 1-0 victory at FC Montreal
Casemiro made his debut for Inter Miami overnight as they beat Montreal 1-0 in the MLS. However, the former Manchester United star’s first game was overshadowed by a serious injury to his new teammate German Berterame.
The Brazil international announced his intention to leave United at the start of the year, with his contract due to expire in the summer. Despite hopes from sections of the fanbase that Casemiro would reverse his decision, the 34-year-old made his final appearance for the Reds against Nottingham Forest in May.
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At the end of the season, Casemiro jetted off to America for the World Cup. His tournament would end at the round of 16 as Brazil lost 2-1 to Norway. Following a short break, the midfielder agreed to join the David Beckham-owned club on a one-year deal this week, with an option to extend his stay until 2029. Shortly after the transfer was announced, the MLS confirmed they were investigating the move.
The investigation centres around the ‘discovery rights’ of Casemiro. MLS clubs are allowed to name up to five players on their ‘discovery list’. If a player on their list then moves to another MLS team, the buying club must agree a fee to obtain the ‘discovery rights’.
LA Galaxy held the ‘discovery rights’ for Casemiro and Inter Miami confirmed they had reached an agreement to obtain them. However, the MLS are investigating ‘tampering allegations’ against The Herons.
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“The league is gathering all relevant information and will refrain from further comment until the review is complete,” the MLS added.
“While Inter Miami CF and the LA Galaxy have reached a settlement for the discovery priority [first rights] to sign Casemiro, the terms will be released upon conclusion of the tampering investigation.” In the meantime, Casemiro was able to make his debut for his new club overnight.
The midfielder played the full 90 minutes as Miami ran out 1-0 winners. Former Liverpool and Barcelona striker Luis Suarez scored the winner from the penalty spot after Berterame collided with Montreal defender Efrain Morales.
The game was halted for 11 minutes as Berterame received treatment and an ambulance drove onto the pitch to take the striker to hospital. After the match, Inter Miami’s interim head coach Guillermo Hoyos said: “Thank God he’s [Berterame] recovering.
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“He’s okay and conscious. His family has been informed of everything. We didn’t know what to do. It was a very desperate situation.”
Casemiro is expected to make his home debut for Inter Miami next weekend against Columbus.
Ghost Rider in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls is one of the most unique characters. He is a mid-to-long-range fighter who deals heavy damage using chain-based attacks and hellfire. However, his core mechanic is the Vengeance Gauge, which can either be his biggest strength or weakness. As such, mastering the gauge is crucial to playing the character effectively.
This article explains how to efficiently play Ghost Rider in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls.
Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls Ghost Rider guide: All abilities and best combos
Here is a list of all Ghost Rider’s abilities in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls:
Best Ghost Rider combo attacks in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls
Light attack combo
The third hit uses the chain
Spamming Light attacks while standing in front of your opponent is one of the cleanest ways to deal damage with Ghost Rider. He uses the chain on the third hit, pushing enemies back and creating a distance between you and the foe.
Finish the sequence with Tokon Assemble to bring in your teammates and add a burst of extra damage.
Medium and Heavy attack combo
The final hits rely on hellfire
Hellfire is one of Ghost Rider’s most useful tools and can build up the Vengeance Gauge, along with other skills. When using Medium or Heavy attack combos, the third hit will deal hellfire damage. Use it to increase the gauge to further increase the strength of your attacks.
Inferno Engine (Super Skill)
Summons Ghost Rider’s car
The Inferno Engine is Ghost Rider’s Super Skill in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls and summons his car to attack the enemy. Not only does this move deal a lot of damage, but it also depletes the Vengeance Gauge, allowing you to manage it.
Eternal Damnation (Ultimate Skill)
Deals damage with the chain and car
Eternal Damnation is Ghost Rider’s Ultimate Skill and costs 100 gauge. When triggered, Robbie uses his chains to pull enemies and deal damage twice, followed by crashing into them with his car. Overall, it is a very strong finisher.
How to play Ghost Rider in Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls
Managing the Vengeance Gauge is essential
Ghost Rider plays best from mid-to-far range. His chain attacks give him reach that most characters cannot match at close quarters, so try to keep your distance and use Revelator Chain and Hellfire to control the space between you and your opponent.
Other than that, the most important habit a Ghost Rider player should have is monitoring the Vengeance Gauge at all times. Every time you use a Skill, the gauge fills, and when the gauge enters the red zone, your Skills deal more damage. As such, you will want your gauge to be red during most of your fight.
However, if the gauge reaches maximum, Ghost Rider suffers from the Overheat status. At this point, he is stunned and cannot attack until the gauge drops. As such, use Penance Driver often to bring the gauge back down or spend it to cast your Super Skill or Ultimate Skill.
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Dec 21, 2025; East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA; Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Jalen Redmond (61) reacts with linebacker Eric Wilson (55) during the first half at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images
Training camp begins today. Or, at least, the rookies are arriving at TCO Performance Center to get things rolling. Offering up a Vikings 53-man roster projection therefore feels appropriate.
I’ve offered a guess earlier, doing so for PurplePTSD in the spring. Included here is the second edition. There will be a third and final educated guess just before the cuts take place at the end of August. Feel free to hit me on social media, that god-forsaken land, with your opinion of what’s right, wrong, or at least debatable.
A Vikings 53-Man Roster Projection
Offense (25 Players)
Nov 16, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison (3) and wide receiver Justin Jefferson (18) celebrate a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images.
QB:
QB1 Kyler Murray
QB2 J.J. McCarthy
QB3 Carson Wentz
RB:
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RB1 Aaron Jones
RB2 Jordan Mason
RB3 Demond Claiborne
RB4 Max Bredeson (FB)
TE:
TE1 T.J. Hockenson
TE2 Josh Oliver
TE3 Ben Yurosek
TE4 Gavin Bartholomew
WR:
WR1 Justin Jefferson
WR2 Jordan Addison
WR3 Jauan Jennings
WR4 Dillon Bell
WR5 Myles Price
OT:
LT1 Christian Darrisaw
RT1 Brian O’Neill
OT3 Ryan Van Demark
OT4 Caleb Tiernan
OG:
LG1 Donovan Jackson
RG1 Will Fries
OG3 Vershon Lee
C:
C1 Blake Brandel
C2 Michael Jurgens
Defense (25 Players)
Minnesota Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel lines up before the snap at Lumen Field as Seattle’s offense prepares for another play during a late-season NFC matchup. On Nov. 30, 2025, Van Ginkel readies himself across from the Seahawks while continuing his versatile role within Brian Flores’ defense on the road that afternoon. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-Imagn Images.
Oct 19, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings kicker Will Reichard (16) makes a call during the first half against the Philadelphia Eagles at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images
Tipperary’s Orla O’Dwyer has been named Ireland captain for the upcoming NAB AFLW Australia v Ireland match at North Sydney Oval in Sydney on 1 August.
O’Dwyer, the first Irish player to earn AFLW All-Australian honours, is one of six Brisbane Lions players selected for the inaugural match between the two nations.
The Brisbane Lions’ dual premiership star’s elevation to the captaincy recognises her outstanding contribution to AFLW, where she has become one of the most influential Irish players in the competition and is a respected figure among Ireland’s growing AFLW contingent.
The historic contest will showcase the best Irish and Australian talent in AFLW, with Ireland coached by Sydney Swans AFLW senior coach Colin O’Riordan and supported by Brisbane Lions AFLW premiership coach Craig Starcevich as senior assistant coach.
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O’Dwyer said she is excited to run out with the other Irish girls and play with them in the spectacle.
“It is an incredible honour to captain Ireland and represent my country in such a historic game,” O’Dwyer said.
“Playing for Ireland means a great deal to me and to have the opportunity to lead this group against Australia in Sydney is something I will cherish.
“I can’t wait for this match to come around, it will be a special occasion for everyone involved.”
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Ireland assistant coach and Lions AFLW senior coach Craig Starcevich said O’Dwyer has been an outstanding ambassador for Irish athletes in the AFLW.
“Orla is everything we want this team to represent. She leads through her actions, sets high standards and has earned enormous respect from her teammates. We could not think of a better person to captain Ireland in such a significant moment for our sport,” Starcevich said.
“Everyone at the Brisbane Lions is incredibly proud of Orla. We’ve seen first-hand the impact she has had on our club, not only through her performances but through her leadership and professionalism.
“To be named captain of Ireland in the first Australia v Ireland AFLW representative match is a fitting recognition of what she has achieved. She is a role model for young Irish athletes and will lead her country with distinction,” Starcevich said.
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Ireland’s squad features many of the AFLW’s leading Irish stars, including several All-Australians and premiership players, highlighting the remarkable influence Irish athletes have had on the competition.
The Australia v Ireland match will be played at North Sydney Oval on Saturday, 1 August and marks a landmark occasion for women’s Australian Rules football internationally.
This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
A Super Bowl champion is dead after dying by suicide, the former NFL player’s family confirmed Thursday.
Jordan Devey, who won the 2015 Super Bowl with the New England Patriots, died by suicide, the family announced in a GoFundMe campaign posted this week.
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The post said the suicide left “his family to navigate an incredibly difficult and heartbreaking time.”
Jordan Devey walks off the field after a failed third-down conversion in the first quarter at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.(Jim Davis/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
The former offensive lineman had recently been coaching at Eagle High School in Idaho. The GoFundMe said Devey “was a cherished member of the Eagle community, known for his unwavering dedication to serving others.”
“He was a devoted husband to Linsey and a loving father to their four children. Jordan spent countless hours volunteering as a coach for his own children’s teams and for the athletes at Eagle High School, where he was deeply loved by the players who saw him as a mentor, role model, and friend,” the GoFundMe said.
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“His commitment to uplifting those around him extended far beyond sports, as he faithfully served in his church, offering support, counsel, and friendship to anyone in need.”
Patrick Mahomes and Jordan Devey point out defensive coverages against the Cincinnati Bengals at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 21, 2018.(Getty Images)
Devey’s date of death is not known, but his widow posted to Instagram earlier this week on what would have been their 15th wedding anniversary.
“We have filled the walls of our homes and hearts with countless memories, joys, struggles, and triumphs. We brought 4 beautiful children into this world that have your eyes, freckles, and compassion. You were our hero and our hearts ache in your absence. We love you. We miss you. And as you said in your last words to me, ‘we’ll talk soon,’” Linsey wrote, alongside photos of herself by his bedside in the hospital and another from their wedding.
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Devey had not posted on Instagram since June 1.
After playing at Memphis, Devey began his NFL career on the Baltimore Ravens practice squad before being picked up by the Patriots in 2014, starting six games and winning the Super Bowl. He then had stints with the San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders and the Buffalo Bills. He started 21 of his 44 games.
Jordan Devey (64) of the Buffalo Bills looks to make a block during the second half against the Green Bay Packers at Highmark Stadium Aug. 28, 2021, in Orchard Park, N.Y.(Timothy Ludwig/Getty Images)
Jul 25, 2026; Portland, Oregon, USA; Portland Timbers forward Felipe Mora (9) high-fives fans before a game against Real Salt Lake at Providence Park. Mandatory Credit: Troy Wayrynen-Imagn Images
Felipe Mora, playing in what was announced as his final match with host Portland, scored twice in the second half as the Timbers defeated 10-man Real Salt Lake 2-1 on Saturday night.
Goalkeeper James Pantemis made three saves for the Timbers (6-8-3, 21 points), who improved to 2-0-1 under interim head coach Jack Cassidy.
Juan Manuel Sanabria tallied for Salt Lake (8-6-2, 26 points) and Rafael Cabral made five saves.
RSL’s Victor Olatunji put the ball in the net from just inside the top of the penalty area in second-half stoppage time but was ruled offside.
Mora got the equalizer in the 56th minute off a corner kick from Ariel Lassiter on the right wing. Lassiter found Mora at the top of the 6-yard box and his header took one bounce off the turf and into the far upper corner of the net.
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Mora scored again in the 67th minute off a left-wing corner from Kristoffer Velde. Mora’s glancing header from the top of the 6-yard box reached the far upper corner of the net.
Timbers general manager Ned Grabavoy announced Friday this would be the final match for Mora, the third-leading goal scorer in franchise history with 48, but didn’t indicate where the native of Chile would be going.
Reports on Saturday indicated Mora, who scored the tying goal in second-half stoppage time in a 2-2 draw with visiting FC Dallas on Wednesday, would head back to Liga MX.
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Mora came off for substitute Alexander Aravena in the 72nd minute to a raucous standing ovation from the crowd at Providence Park, with fans chanting his name for a couple of minutes.
RSL opened the scoring in the 18th minute, Sanabria played a nifty give-and-go with Morgan Guilavogui, getting the ball back at the top left of the penalty area. Sanabria dribbled toward the top of the 6-yard box before putting a low toe punch into the far side netting.
Guilavogui was ejected in the 31st minute for a foul on Jimer Fory after both players tumbled to the ground while battling for the ball along the sideline. Guilavogui seemed to kick Fory in the chest as he rolled over and was originally issued a yellow card by referee Elijio Arreguin, but a video review showed he made contact with Fory’s chin and it was upgraded to a red.
Narbold appeared to be a certain winner as it surged past Rock Empire, but the latter fought back with remarkable tenacity to regain the lead in the final strides of the ATC Thank You Trainers Handicap (1600m).
Maher, though not present at Randwick on Saturday, had his trusted stable lieutenant, Johann Gerard-Dubois, confirm the trainer’s move into Crown Lodge at Warwick Farm.
“We handed the keys in for Bong Bong yesterday (Friday),” Gerard-Dubois stated.
Maher had been scheduled to occupy the 65-box Leilani Lodge stables at Royal Randwick, but Crown Lodge, which is nearly double the size, became available at Warwick Farm.
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Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott were awarded the Leilani Lodge stables by the Australian Turf Club during the week and are set to move into those famous racing stables shortly.
Rock Empire ($17), guided by jockey Adam Hyeronimus, emerged as the first of many winners from Maher’s new Crown Lodge base, clinching a hard-fought win by a half-head over Narbold ($4 favourite), with The Creator ($11) finishing a length and a half behind in third.
“This was the right race for him,” Gerard-Dubois commented on Rock Empire’s performance.
“His first-up run was very good, he was strong late. He had to go to 1600m today and it would have been nice to have a run in between but the programming didn’t quite work for him.
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“But he’s a very clean-winded horse and he’s a very genuine horse. He had to fight hard late but he was brave.”
Rock Empire’s win marked Maher’s 44th Sydney success this season from nearly 380 starters, guaranteeing him sixth place in the trainers’ premiership rankings.
However, with Maher now establishing a permanent Sydney base at Crown Lodge, his Sydney starters are expected to increase substantially next season, potentially challenging for a top-three spot in the trainers’ premiership.
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A pizza delivery was made to the Manchester United dressing room after Friday’s dominant pre-season win against Rosenborg in Trondheim.
United’s performance against Wrexham in the opening friendly was underwhelming, but it blew the cobwebs away and the players took a big step forward at the Lerkendal Stadion.
Michael Carrick was pleased with what he saw, particularly from academy players in the second half, so the slices of pizza were deserved before the squad was whisked to the airport for a quick flight home.
United arrived in Trondheim around 6.30pm local time on Thursday, and their arrival was low-key, as it had been the weekend previously in Helsinki. There were around 100 fans waiting at the team hotel, and Harry Maguire was the first player to get off the team bus.
Maguire has worn the armband in the absence of Bruno Fernandes following his efforts at the World Cup, and he made a beeline for the excited Norwegian supporters to sign autographs and take photos.
The defender had a quiet word in the ear of Acacio Valentim, head of team operations, before he greeted fans. Maguire appeared to tell Valentim to make sure each player spent some time with United supporters.
Valentim ushered each player toward the fans as they got off the bus, but the squad were happy to oblige with autographs and selfies.
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JJ Gabriel was included in a senior squad for the first time. It was surreal to see the 15-year-old receive so many photo and autograph requests, but it spoke volumes that every fan knew who he was.
Bryan Mbeumo is the last player off the bus at every game. True to form, he was the last to leave the coach in Trondheim, and he received a huge cheer as he entered the hotel after making his way along the line of fans.
United held another meet-and-greet with supporters inside the hotel. Trondheim is a small, walkable city, and United stayed bang in the centre, which gave the players the chance for a leisurely stroll on the morning of the game.
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Luke Shaw posted a video of Mbeumo playing the piano on social media when the team returned to the hotel. Mbeumo is a brilliant piano player and performed ‘7 Years’ by Lukas Graham.
Carrick used the trip to Norway to meet up with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Although Carrick beat Solskjaer to the interim United job in January, the pair remain close and sources said Solskjaer was in good form.
Solskjaer keeps a deliberately low profile in his home country. His appearances in the media are rare in his homeland, and he wasn’t involved in any coverage of Norway’s World Cup quarter-final against England.
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The 53-year-old helped to generate huge support for United in Norway during his playing career, but the turnout in Trondheim suggested the Reds may have overstretched their Scandinavian support this summer.
United are playing four friendlies in the region this pre-season, and the attendances have been disappointing so far. There were thousands of empty seats at the Lerkendal Stadion, which didn’t even seem half full.
The low attendance was mostly down to Rosenborg’s poor season. They are struggling in the middle of their campaign, and their supporters want the game boycotted because it was deemed an unwanted distraction locally.
Rosenborg fans believed the game would increase the chances of relegation. It also meant their league game against Fredrikstad FK had to be rearranged for Monday, and it goes against Norwegian culture for matches to be played on Mondays, which fed into the backlash.
United have not been worried by the attendances for the opening two pre-season games. Sources have stressed the priority for pre-season was football preparation, not commercial reasons and chasing revenue.
There was a small tent selling United merchandise in the city square, but a barista in a local coffee shop had no idea that United were in town to play Rosenborg, admitting her partner supported Liverpool.
United fans could be found in the Three Lions pub, though. There was a United Q&A event in the bar, organised by the United Scandinavian Supporters’ Club, and a few season ticket holders were present.
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They were all unhappy about the ticketing fiasco that has made headlines over the last week. One fan, who said he was “rusty as his seat at Old Trafford”, spoke about feeling unwanted as a season ticket holder.
United at least put on a show for the supporters who attended against Rosenborg. The players applauded each corner of the ground after the final whistle, and some took photos with fans from the bottom tier of the main stand.
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A young fan was given Maguire’s match-worn shirt. Gabriel did not get onto the pitch, but he shared a special moment with his mother as he took a photo with his first senior shirt before getting on the bus.
Gabriel politely said “thank you” when he was congratulated for being in the squad as he walked through the mixed zone. United staff members have been struck by how polite and well-mannered he is.
Ayden Heaven and Mason Mount stopped to speak before leaving. United youngster Jaydan Kamason recorded two assists and stopped to chat after a request from the Manchester Evening News.
All of the players who featured against Rosenborg were given Saturday off to recharge.
MOGYOROD, Hungary — Formula 1 is heading back to Malaysia for the first time in nine years as the Bahrain Grand Prix was rescheduled there for Oct. 4.
The Sepang circuit is slotted in between races in Azerbaijan and Singapore, subject to approval from the FIA’s world motor sport council, F1 and the FIA said Sunday.
“Most importantly, this is fantastic news for our fans. They will continue to enjoy a full and exciting Formula 1 calendar, while also seeing the sport return to a great venue,” F1 president and chief executive Stefano Domenicali said in a statement.
“Malaysia is an incredible country, and Sepang holds a special place in Formula 1 history. It will provide a spectacular setting for racing and an unforgettable experience for fans at the circuit and watching around the world.”
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F1 called off its races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, which had been set for March and April, as the Iran war escalated.
Despite taking place in Malaysia, the race will still have Bahrain Grand Prix branding.
It’s not the first time an F1 race has been named for one country and took place in another. The long-running San Marino Grand Prix was held in neighboring Italy but last used that name in 2006, while Germany twice held a race named for Luxembourg and France hosted a one-off Swiss Grand Prix.
None of the earlier examples had the kind of geographical distance separating Bahrain and Malaysia, at opposite ends of the Asian continent.
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Bahrain’s Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, said the decision to move the race was a sign of his country’s “commitment to, and passion for, the sport” of F1.
He added: “Amid ongoing regional challenges, Bahrain is proud to stand as a pillar of stability for Formula 1, and we will continue to do everything in our power to ensure a successful and memorable race for everyone involved.”
Since its last F1 race in 2017, Malaysia has focused on hosting motorcycle racing but kept an F1 presence through state-owned oil company Petronas’ sponsorship of Mercedes.
Racing in Malaysia, rather than in Bahrain, raises further questions about future F1 races in the Middle East after military action involving the United States, Israel and Iran escalated in recent weeks.
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F1 has two more scheduled races in the Gulf region, the Qatar Grand Prix in November and the season finale in Abu Dhabi in December, though it remains unclear if they can take place as scheduled unless there is a major change in the security situation.
Calling off Qatar and Abu Dhabi could mean the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Nov. 21 becomes the season finale. European tracks in Portugal and Italy have reportedly been discussed as potential replacements but could face weather challenges.
Blackpool Football Academy have finally learned the date, venue and fixtures for the Nationwide League One (NLO) promotion playoff after the league organisers released the official schedule.
The Akwa Ibom champions will compete in the Slot 3 South-South promotion playoff, which will be played at the Enyimba Stadium in Aba, Abia State, from 7 to 11 August 2026.
The playoff had earlier been postponed after an appeal was filed by Jaguar FC following an NFF Disciplinary Committee decision on a protest involving Cynosure FC and a match between Abakaliki Feeders FC and Jaguar FC. The appeal forced the NLO to move the playoffs from the original dates of 29 July to 6–12 August, pending the outcome of the case.
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Blackpool Academy booked their place in the playoff after winning the Akwa Ibom NLO Centre. They finished above Blessed Stars on the final day after a 1-1 draw secured top spot. The Uyo-based side then defeated Cross River champions E-World FC on penalties to qualify for the regional playoff.
In Aba, Blackpool Academy will face OYC FC, De-Sapele Lions FC and Rolly FC in a round-robin competition, with promotion to the Nigeria National League (NNL) at stake.
Slot 3 South-South Fixtures
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Day One – 7 August
Blackpool Academy vs OYC FC – 9:00am
De-Sapele Lions FC vs Rolly FC – 11:00am
Day Two – 9 August
OYC FC vs Rolly FC – 2:00pm
Blackpool Academy vs De-Sapele Lions FC – 4:00pm
Day Three – 11 August
De-Sapele Lions FC vs OYC FC – 10:00am
Rolly FC vs Blackpool Academy – 12:00pm
The matches will be played at the Enyimba Stadium, while Ginger Sam Stadium in Ntigha will serve as an alternative venue if simultaneous matches are needed to determine qualification.
Slot 4 South-East Fixtures
The NLO also released the fixtures for the Slot 4 South-East promotion playoff, which will also take place at the Enyimba Stadium in Aba.
Day One – 7 August
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Jaguar FC vs Right2Win FC – 4:00pm
Cynosure FC vs Ekomzy FC – 2:00pm
Day Two – 9 August
Cynosure FC vs Jaguar FC – 9:00am
Right2Win FC vs Ekomzy FC – 11:00am
Day Three – 11 August
Ekomzy FC vs Jaguar FC – 3:00pm
Right2Win FC vs Cynosure FC – 1:00pm
If there is a tie requiring simultaneous final matches, games will be split between Enyimba Stadium, Aba (Pitch A) and Ginger Sam Stadium, Ntigha (Pitch B).
With the appeal issue now settled and the fixtures confirmed, all eyes will be on Aba as clubs from the South-South and South-East battle for promotion to the Nigeria National League.
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