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China coach keen on D’Tigress sweep • Kano deputy gov attends Bayero’s event amid emirate tussle • Esiovwa-Thompson opens up on England for Nigeria switch • A’Ibom LG boss lauds Eno for honouring late matriarch • FG targets doubling livestock sector’s $32bn contribution • Lagos Assembly demands stronger security against infrastructure vandals • Funke Akindele’s ‘The Four: No One Fights Alone’ set for December release • LAMATA consults freight operators on new transport policy • The Judicial Facade: When The Grant Of Bail Becomes Its Own Denial • Visa application from Nigerians to S’Africa double despite xenophobic attacks—Envoy • Building Institutional Firewalls: Why the 2026 GJF Democracy Dialogue Turns to Parties and the Judiciary • Inside inDrive’s Chief Wahala Officer Campaign and the Human Face of Reliability, Problem-solving • Osun workers, pensioners demand violence-free governorship election • NERC dissolves Kaduna Disco’s board over N456bn debt • Otedola’s FirstHoldCo buying spree makes him Africa’s fastest-growing billionaire • Gov Mbah commends security forces over arrest of Affa Church kidnappers • Prenga warns of Joshua’s punching power • Donald Trump says it would be a ‘terrible mistake’ to replace Fifa’s Gianni Infantino • 2027: Atiku, Obi, Duke’s alliance, exercise in futility — Tinubu’s men • Why we planned coup against Tinubu —Col Ma’aji • China coach keen on D’Tigress sweep • Kano deputy gov attends Bayero’s event amid emirate tussle • Esiovwa-Thompson opens up on England for Nigeria switch • A’Ibom LG boss lauds Eno for honouring late matriarch • FG targets doubling livestock sector’s $32bn contribution • Lagos Assembly demands stronger security against infrastructure vandals • Funke Akindele’s ‘The Four: No One Fights Alone’ set for December release • LAMATA consults freight operators on new transport policy • The Judicial Facade: When The Grant Of Bail Becomes Its Own Denial • Visa application from Nigerians to S’Africa double despite xenophobic attacks—Envoy • Building Institutional Firewalls: Why the 2026 GJF Democracy Dialogue Turns to Parties and the Judiciary • Inside inDrive’s Chief Wahala Officer Campaign and the Human Face of Reliability, Problem-solving • Osun workers, pensioners demand violence-free governorship election • NERC dissolves Kaduna Disco’s board over N456bn debt • Otedola’s FirstHoldCo buying spree makes him Africa’s fastest-growing billionaire • Gov Mbah commends security forces over arrest of Affa Church kidnappers • Prenga warns of Joshua’s punching power • Donald Trump says it would be a ‘terrible mistake’ to replace Fifa’s Gianni Infantino • 2027: Atiku, Obi, Duke’s alliance, exercise in futility — Tinubu’s men • Why we planned coup against Tinubu —Col Ma’aji

August 11, 2026|02:56

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Premier League 2026-27 preview No 3: Bournemouth

The Guardian Football about 4 hours 1 mins read

New head coach Marco Rose has a lot to live up to after last season’s sixth-placed finish while fans have a first year in Europe to look forward to

Guardian writers’ predicted position: 12th (NB: this is not necessarily Ben Fisher’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips)

Last season’s position: 6th

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