Last-gasp hero Abu gives Nigeria win
Nigeria staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Mexico 5-4 in extra time of their Group B clash at the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Bahamas 2017.
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Favourites get the job done
Iran, Senegal, Italy and Switzerland all recorded wins as the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Bahamas 2017 got under way in Nassau on Thursday.
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When little Tahiti lost like lions
FIFA.com looks back at the inspiring efforts of Oceania champions Tahiti at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013.
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Gori: Our objective is the final
A surveyor by day in his home town of Viareggio, Gabriele Gori takes on a very different role when the clock approaches six every evening.
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Stage set for Bahamas 2017
Excitement is building ahead of the ninth FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup – a tournament that promises lots of sun, sand, spectacular action and an amazing atmosphere. FIFA.com previews the action.
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Ahmadzadeh: Iran are aiming for the semis
Iran captain Mohammad Ahmadzadeh speaks to FIFA.com about the upcoming Beach Soccer World Cup, his experiences of previous editions and the team’s big ambitions for the Bahamas.
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Ordega: African women’s football is on the move
FIFA.com hears from Nigeria forward Francisca Ordega about the bright future for African women’s football and the Super Falcons’ ambitions in a newly competitive environment on the Mother Continent.
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Nigeria prepare for return to world stage
FIFA.com spoke with Nigeria captain Isiaka Olawale ahead of his fourth appearance at a FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in the Bahamas next month.
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Why African Soccer Leagues Have Remained The Least Of The Prom Queens!
raw talent in soccer, is unarguably a common natural resource littered around every nook in Africa. Then I start to wonder… If such good football is played in Africa, why’s the dream of the average African footballer focused solely on crossing the Mediterranean? Hold that thought for a second, I think i get it! Mainstream Europe is the hub of…
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It’s A Shame Black Footballers Still Cry When Racially Abused!
Racism in football may tarry a few more years, so let’s not kid ourselves we can do much right now to arrest it. Deep questions like “Why are there a few black club managers?” and “Why do we have a scanty number of black/African goalkeepers thriving in Europe?” are often asked, but I’m really not privileged with answers. Racism travels…
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