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AFCON 2025
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Super Eagles star is just five goals away from becoming Nigeria’s all-time top scorer.
Victor Osimhen has taken another major step toward Nigerian football history after scoring in the Super Eagles’ 3–2 victory over Tunisia at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
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The Galatasaray striker’s goal, Nigeria’s opener in the Group C clash on Saturday, moved him to 32 international goals, leaving him just five goals short of the long-standing national record held by legendary forward Rashidi Yekini.
Osimhen Breaks the Deadlock
After missing a few presentable chances earlier in the game, Osimhen eventually found the breakthrough late in the first half.
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08:07 - 28.12.2025
AFCON 2025: Keep supporting us - Lookman pleads with Nigerians to continue backing Super Eagles
Ademola Lookman called on Nigerians to continue supporting the team after a 3–2 victory over Tunisia.
The 26-year-old rose highest to power home a header from a pinpoint cross delivered by Ademola Lookman, giving Nigeria a deserved lead.
The goal set the tone for a pulsating encounter that ended in a 3–2 win for the Super Eagles—Nigeria’s second consecutive victory of the tournament.
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07:58 - 28.12.2025
Alex Iwobi just delivered another sensational performance for Nigeria, and his emotional message afterward says everything.
The win over Tunisia officially secured Nigeria’s place in the Round of 16, with a group game still to spare.
Closing in on History
With 32 goals, Osimhen has further extended his lead over Nigerian football icon Segun Odegbami, who sits third on the all-time scorers’ list.
He now stands firmly behind only Rashidi Yekini, whose record of 37 goals has remained untouched for decades.
Given Osimhen’s age, form, and central role in the team, many observers believe it is only a matter of time before he surpasses the mark and writes his name at the very top of Nigeria’s scoring charts.