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25/06/2025

We're Back! EnterSports24Tv is Ready to Play! 🚀
To our incredible community, loyal fans, and fellow sports fanatics,

It's been too long! For two years, EnterSports24Tv (formerly MySoccer24.com) has been on hiatus, and believe us, we've missed you just as much as you've missed the beautiful game.

We know many of you remember the passion we brought to live football streaming and the vibrant community we built. Our journey had a brief, unexpected pause, but like any true athlete, we've used this time to train, strategise, and come back stronger.

Get Ready for a Game-Changing Comeback!

EnterSports24Tv is thrilled to announce our powerful return to Facebook! We're not just picking up where we left off; we're bringing you a whole new level of sports broadcasting. Expect:

Uninterrupted Live Match Streaming: Your favourite football action, right at your fingertips.

New Innovations: We've been working tirelessly behind the scenes to enhance your viewing experience with exciting new features.

Professional Coverage: The same dedication to quality and insightful commentary you've come to expect from us.

This isn't just a return; it's a rebirth. We're committed to serving you, the public, with the best sports content out there. The wait is over. The whistle has blown.

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25/06/2025

Calling for Clarity and Facts in Cameroonian Football! 🇨🇲⚽

Colleagues (journalists), fellow football lovers, and concerned citizens,

Lately, our social media feeds have been buzzing with accusations regarding the financing of the friendly match between Cameroon and Russia, specifically claims about a significant sum (around 700 million FCFA) being transferred to FECAFOOT President Samuel Eto'o's personal account.

It's crucial in these moments to exercise caution and seek verified information rather than giving in to sensationalism and unverified rumours.

While it's understandable that financial transactions involving large sums draw public attention, we must remember that

FECAFOOT operates under specific financial regulations and international football protocols. Payments for international matches often involve complex banking procedures, especially when dealing with different currencies and international sanctions (as was the case with Russia at the time).

It's plausible that, in specific circumstances, interim arrangements are made to facilitate funds transfer to ensure the smooth organisation of matches, especially if the federation's direct accounts face technical or administrative hurdles. This does not automatically equate to wrongdoing.

Accusations are not convictions. There's a proper process for investigating financial matters within any organisation. Let's allow the relevant bodies to do their work and present their findings.

Instead of fueling speculation, let's demand transparency and accountability from all parties involved. We need concrete evidence and official statements, not just circulating documents or anonymous claims.

Samuel Eto'o has always been a figure who evokes strong opinions, but let's remember his commitment to Cameroonian football. Let's not let unconfirmed stories undermine the progress being made or distract from the real challenges and opportunities facing our national sport.

Let's stand for truth, encourage thorough investigation, and support our football with facts, not rumours.

29/08/2024

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17/04/2024

Elite One Championship: A Four-Horse Race to the Finish Line!
The MTN Elite One championship reaches its climax with an unprecedented scenario: four teams – Yosa, Coton Sport, Stade Renard, and the surprise package Victoria United – remain in contention for the title, each with a path to glory on the final matchday.
Victoria United's Historic Bid: Hailing from the Southwest Region, Victoria United carries the hopes of an entire region on its shoulders. A win would see them become only the second club from the region to claim the championship, following Tiko United's triumph in 2009. Their fate rests solely in their own hands, adding a layer of drama to the final day.
Yosa's Favorable Fixture: Yosa, on the other hand, presents a strong case for themselves. They face a Colombe side with nothing left to play for, making victory a near certainty. This seemingly straightforward fixture positions Yosa as a strong contender. Nevertheless, they will keep a listening ear to the Mbappe Leppe stadium and cross their fingers for Opopo to fail.
Stade Renard: The Wildcard: While Yosa and Victoria United might steal the headlines, Stade Renard cannot be ignored. Their even record against Victoria United, with a win and a loss during the regular season, makes their clash a pivotal matchup that could swing the title race. Renard needs an absolute win versus Victoria United to claim the title.
Coton Sport's Fading Charge: Coton Sport, the perennial powerhouse, finds themselves in unfamiliar territory. While a win keeps them mathematically in the race, their title hopes hinge on Victoria United dropping points. Their recent slump in form raises questions about their ability to overcome this hurdle as they face Dynamo of Douala who’s mobilising it’s fans for an honourable exit by dominating coton sport.
The Verdict: The final matchday promises to be a nerve-wracking affair, with each team having a legitimate shot at glory. Victoria United's historic quest, Yosa's dominant form, Stade Renard's unpredictability, and Coton Sport's desperate gamble all contribute to a truly captivating finale. Only the final whistle will reveal which team emerges victorious in this enthralling Elite One championship race.
Let’s make it a Rendez-vous for Thursday 18th April 2024 at the Mbappe Leppe stadium in Douala.

Lawrence Nkede Lawrence Nkede Njie

17/04/2024

Elite One Playdown Heats Up: Who Will Survive the Relegation Scrapheap?

The MTN Elite One championship in Cameroon is in a state of nail-biting tension as the relegation battle rages on. With just three matchdays remaining, the fate of five teams hangs in the balance, all desperately clinging to their top-tier status.
This year's playdown is unlike any other. Gone are the days when a team or two languished at the bottom. This season, a staggering five teams out of eleven are on the precipice of dropping to the second division. The standings are a chaotic dance, with every matchday reshuffling the positions. As of now, only Union of Douala seems safe, leaving the rest to scramble for survival.
The pressure is particularly intense for historically significant clubs like PWD, Bamboutos, and Aigle, which are currently above the relegation zone. Their passionate fanbases are demanding results, adding another layer of complications to the fight for survival.
Union, Fortuna, PWD, Bamboutos, and Aigle can make it out if they avoid defeats in the upcoming days. Avion, APEJES, FOVU, UMS and Les Astres are forced to cling to wins if they nurse hopes of keeping their elite seats.
The relentless schedule of a game every three days throws another wrench into the plans for struggling sides like APEJES, Avion, Fovu, Fauve Azur, and UMS. These teams have consistently underperformed, making them prime candidates for the drop.
However, the beauty (and perhaps the terror) of this relegation scrap heap is its unpredictability. Every point matters, every tackle is crucial, and every remaining minute will be a warzone. Expect dramatic comebacks, heartbreaking defeats, and the very real possibility of relegation decided by the slimmest of margins. Watch out for the referees who have recently fallen under severe criticism.
The next three matchdays promise an enthralling spectacle for fans and a nerve-wracking test for the players. One thing is certain: the battle for Elite One survival will be a fight to the absolute finish.
[Photocredit: TchelloAlima]

By Lawrence NKEDE

27/03/2024

Fovu vs Avion: A Playoff Match with Resurrection Stakes

As the Easter sun rises on Match Day 2 of the playoffs, Fovu and Avion find themselves locked in a tense battle for survival. Both teams stumbled in various way in their opening encounters, their dreams of glory seemingly damaged but not buried. With the spirit of Easter in the air, whispers of resurrection begin to stir.

Fovu, having squandered a two-goal lead against Fortuna, now seeks redemption. Their midfield dominance turned to dust in the second half, a stark reminder of their need for divine intervention. Can they recapture their early magic and emerge victorious on this holy week?

Avion Academy, on the other hand, stands as the sole team condemned to an early playoff exit. Their performance against Union de Douala lacked inspiration, a lifeless display that left their fans questioning their faith in the team. However, with the echoes of Easter hope resonating, Avion has a chance to awaken from their slumber.

Key Players: Fovu’s Apostles

Leading Fovu’s charge are Leonel Ntebeu Djoko, the midfield maestro with his uncanny ability to read the game, and the lightning-fast winger Monterio Doujouna. In goal stands Junior Mbandji, the immovable object who made four miraculous saves against Fortuna. These three, along with their teammates, form Fovu’s holy trinity, tasked with securing victory.

Avion’s Quest for Salvation

Avion, desperately needing a win to avoid playoff purgatory, will pin their hopes on right-back Yves Gael Eroume, a player capable of turning defense into attack. Additionally, the experience of Tamatieu in midfield is crucial for Avion’s fight for survival. Can they find the spark to ignite their playoff campaign and rise from the ashes of defeat?

The Prophesy: A Balanced Encounter

Both teams, scarred by their opening scorelines, are likely to prioritize defensive stability. Just like the tomb guarded by a large stone, goals are expected to be scarce. A draw......

Get the full article here: https://sports24.cm/fovu-vs-avion-a-playoff-match-with-resurrection-stakes/

26/03/2024

Elite One Playdowns: A Cautious Start Hints at Tense Battle for Survivalby Lawrence NkedeMarch 26, 2024

The opening salvo of the Elite One relegation playoffs kicked off with a bang, delivering a goal-laden yet tense matchday that saw four out of five fixtures end in draws. Union Douala emerged as the sole victors, overcoming a lacklustre Avion Academy FC while the remaining games showcased a fight for every point.

The extended break leading into this high-stakes mini-tournament seemed to have dulled the players’ sharpness somewhat. Matches were characterized by a cautious approach, with teams prioritizing avoiding conceding over flamboyant attacking displays. This was evident in Fortuna’s dramatic comeback from a two-goal deficit and PWD’s fightback against UMS Loum after going down by the same margin in the first half.

Union Douala currently leads the pack with a perfect three points, while all other teams cling to a solitary point, with Avion occupying the bottom spot. APEJES de Mfou will enter the fray on matchday two, adding another layer of intrigue to the relegation scrap.

Given that five out of the eleven teams will be demoted to the second tier league, every point holds immense weight in this cutthroat competition.

Meanwhile, the Elite Two relegation playoffs witnessed a slightly lower goal rate, with an average of 2.5 goals per game across four matches. Yzfoot and Unisport got off to a flying start, securing all three points to establish themselves at the summit of the table. The remaining two fixtures ended in draws, leaving Renaissance of Ngoumou and Rangers of Bafut – both of whom displayed vulnerabilities throughout the regular season – precariously placed on the relegation tightrope. With only six games remaining, the bottom two teams face the dreaded prospect of dropping down to the regional leagues.

As the dust settles on a fascinating opening matchday, we can anticipate a significant rise in intensity on matchday two. Players will have shaken off the cobwebs and be fully charged for the upcoming battles, making for a more thrilling spectacle for fans and a nerve-wracking experience for relegation-threatened teams.
Photo credit [LN Foot]

17/02/2024

U21 TOURNAMENT - VICTORIA UNITED U21 VS AS FORTUNA U21 - MATCHDAY 3

12/02/2024

Divine Intervention? Côte d'Ivoire Resurrected by Haller's Halo to Claim AFCON Crown

The Alassane Ouattara Stadium pulsated with an energy that only divine intervention could explain. Côte d'Ivoire, resurrected from the ashes of a disastrous group stage like Lazarus himself, charged onto the pitch with the fervour of a choir belting out hallelujahs. Nigeria, meanwhile, resembled a gaggle of lost sheep, unsure of the script and wandering aimlessly.
Yet, the heavens seemed to favour the Super Eagles first. A corner kick, a well-placed Troost-Ekong noggin, and suddenly, Nigeria were bathed in the golden light of an unexpected lead. Was this a cruel joke by the footballing gods? A test of faith for the Ivorian faithful?

Fear not, for the script had been preordained! The second half saw a Côte d'Ivoire transfigured, their every touch blessed by the holy hand of fate. Kessie, channeling the power of a thousand angels, rose for a header that left the net rippling like a windblown curtain. The score was equal, the tension thicker than incense smoke.

And then, the moment the angels had been singing about all along. Haller, the cancer survivor returned, his foot guided by an unseen force, met a cross with the precision of a divine sculptor. The ball nestled into the net, the stadium erupted, and Côte d'Ivoire were crowned champions!

Was it tactics? Talent? Perhaps. But for the thousands of jubilant Ivorians, there was no doubt: this was a victory delivered from above. The 'Zombies' had walked not just back from the brink, but all the way to the promised land. As for Nigeria, they can only hope the footballing gods are feeling more generous next time. After all, even miracles run out eventually.

Lawrence NKEDE,
on special assignment at the Ebimpe stadium,
Abidjan, Côte d'ivoire

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19/01/2024

CAN 2023: Le Cameroun humilié!

J'ai une pensée à tous ces Camerounaises et Camerounnais qui ont payé leur billet d'avion du Cameroun pour la Côte d'Ivoire.

J'ai une pensée à tous ces journalistes qui bougent ciel et terre en Côte d'Ivoire pour faire entendre la voix du vert rouge jaune malgré les difficultés rencontrées sur le terrain.

J'ai une pensée à tous ces Camerounais qui ont mis le cœur et de l'espoir dans leur équipe fanion, malgré le niveau moyen de cette équipe.

Lorsqu'on porte le vert, rouge, jaune, on n'a pas le droit de décevoir le peuple. Ce maillot est sacré et à chaque fois, les Camerounais voudraient voir une équipe qui se batte, quitte à tomber les armes à la main.

LES COUPABLES
Mais ce qu'on a vu ce soir au stade Charles-Konan-Banny face au Sénégal n'était que l'humiliation de toute une nation orchestrée par un poignet d'érudis de football camerounais. On peut être un bon joueur, grand joueur, mais courir derrière un ballon n'a rien de manager des hommes, d'élaborer un projet sportif, de mettre "the right man at the right place" et de se préparer à des victoires.
El Hadji Diouf disait sur Canal CAN Que le problème du Cameroun n'est pas sur le terrain mais en dehors avec un mauvais management. Des joueurs qui arrivent à la dernière minute et veulent être aligné, une orianisation cahotique qui l'a méné à sa perte.

REVENIR AUX FONDAMENTAUX
Les générations spontanées sont terminées et chacun va devoir travailler à la base pour sémer, arrose, voir grandir une pépinière de footballeurs qui vont rendre la nation fière. Le coach nous avait dit en conférence de presse qu'avec l'aide de Dieu, on pourra marquer des buts contre le Sénégal. Laissons Dieu là où il est. Il a beaucoup de travail et revenons à l'humiliation du peuple camerounais ce vendredi 19 janvier 2023.

Le coach Rigobert Song et son Megnier ont procédé à 5 changements dans le XI entrant : Onana dans les goals n'a rien pu faire sur les 3 buts encaisés sur les seuls 3 frappes cadrés du Sénégal;Enzo Tchato dépassé par Mané et ses compairs à l'aile droite n'a pas encore le niveau de la haute compétition; Nouhou Tolo et Moumi Ngamaleu trop juste physiquement n'ont pas pu apporter le punch tant désiré à l'attaque et Yvan Neyou est resté moyen, incapable d'offrir des solutions de l'arrière, jouant beaucoup plus avec des passes latérales. Il sera remplacé par Ntcham pour faire le même boulot, mais il se faisait déjà trop t**d.

Dans l'ensemble, les joueurs camerounais n'ont pas démontré le fighting spirit qui est leur marque de fabrique. Les joueurs étaient dépassés tant sur le plan physique que technique. Les Sénégalais se sont baladés au stade, transformant les lions indomptables en spectateurs. Le sursaut d'orgueil dans le dernier quart d'heure s'est transformé en punition avec le 3e but sénégalais.

Le Cameroun vient de passer le témoin au Sénégal qui est devenu l'équipe N°1 du continent africain.

Les responsables de la Fecfaoot devraient endosser la responsabilité de cet échec pour préparer un avenir meilleur en s'inspirant du modèle sénégalais qui est constitué de former les jeunes sur le plan local.

Nos binationaux, considérés par certains comme « des mercenaires », sont en général les laissés pour compte des grandes nations européennes qui viennent se faire une deuxième vie avec "leur pays d'origine".

Néanmoins, tout n'est pas perdu dans cette CAN. Le Cameroun peut toujours se qualifier en battant la Gambie et espérer sortir, au pire des cas, meilleur 3e. Sortons les calculatrices et croissons les doigts pour la suite.

Lawrence NKEDE Depuis le stade Charles Konan Banny de Yamoussoukro (Yamoussoukro)

28/12/2023

Voici Les 27 lions indomptables pour la CAN2023. Voici aussi Les grands absents de la liste de Rigobert Song 🦁🇨🇲:

▪️Nicolas Nkoulou
▪️Fai Collins
▪️Choupo Moting
▪️Gaël Ondoua
▪️Kunde Malong
▪️Samuel Oum Gouet
▪️Jerome Ngom Mbekeli
▪️Olivier Mbaizo
▪️Moumi Ngamaleu

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