TRENDING

Carrick demands more ‘streetwise’ Man Utd after Spurs setback • Regina Daniels celebrates 25th birthday in wheelchair, reveals health challenges • INEC excludes Ogun PDP’s Adebutu, running mate from final governorship candidates list • African Court embraces the AI revolution, partners UNESCO to shape justice in Africa • Nigeria First: FG orders MDAs to buy only Nigerian-assembled vehicles • Police foil plot to kidnap Abuja prophetess, arrest 4 suspects • Watalii kutoka Russia wanavyovibadilisha vijiji vya Kendwa, Nungwi Zanzibar • African Court to engage citizens on future of continental justice at 20th anniversary • Ole Miss hoops lands top recruit in decades as Nur commits • Follow live: Spain score twice to take lead vs. USWNT in friendly • UNC knocks off Pitt as Belichick gets first win vs. ranked foe • Steelers place WR Pittman Jr. on IR with foot injury • Portugal: Very sad, you’re tainting your legacy – Mark Goldbridge to Cristiano Ronaldo • Gombe 2027: Pantami breaks silence on omission from INEC guber candidate list • La Liga: Gordon scores first Barcelona goal in 3-0 win over Getafe • INEC lists Chinda Ogundu as Rivers APC governorship candidate • Neville Criticizes Ronaldo’s Behaviour After Explosive Portugal Fallout • INEC lists 16 candidates for Gombe governorship race, omits PDP’s Pantami • Tinubu inaugurates APC presidential campaign council October 14 • Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence • Carrick demands more ‘streetwise’ Man Utd after Spurs setback • Regina Daniels celebrates 25th birthday in wheelchair, reveals health challenges • INEC excludes Ogun PDP’s Adebutu, running mate from final governorship candidates list • African Court embraces the AI revolution, partners UNESCO to shape justice in Africa • Nigeria First: FG orders MDAs to buy only Nigerian-assembled vehicles • Police foil plot to kidnap Abuja prophetess, arrest 4 suspects • Watalii kutoka Russia wanavyovibadilisha vijiji vya Kendwa, Nungwi Zanzibar • African Court to engage citizens on future of continental justice at 20th anniversary • Ole Miss hoops lands top recruit in decades as Nur commits • Follow live: Spain score twice to take lead vs. USWNT in friendly • UNC knocks off Pitt as Belichick gets first win vs. ranked foe • Steelers place WR Pittman Jr. on IR with foot injury • Portugal: Very sad, you’re tainting your legacy – Mark Goldbridge to Cristiano Ronaldo • Gombe 2027: Pantami breaks silence on omission from INEC guber candidate list • La Liga: Gordon scores first Barcelona goal in 3-0 win over Getafe • INEC lists Chinda Ogundu as Rivers APC governorship candidate • Neville Criticizes Ronaldo’s Behaviour After Explosive Portugal Fallout • INEC lists 16 candidates for Gombe governorship race, omits PDP’s Pantami • Tinubu inaugurates APC presidential campaign council October 14 • Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence

October 10, 2026|20:35

Back to Home

EPL

EPL: Iwobi, Bassey’s Fulham remain winless after 2-1 defeat to Ipswich

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey’s Fulham suffered a 2-1 defeat to Ipswich Town, extending their winless run in the Premier League to six matches. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-iwobi-basseys-fulham-remain-winless-after-2-1-defeat-to-ipswich/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article