In Istanbul, Osimhen inspired Galatasaray to a commanding 3-0 victory over rivals Fenerbahçe, strengthening their position in the Turkish Super Lig title race.

The striker opened the scoring shortly before half-time, reacting swiftly to finish with his knee. Barış Alper Yılmaz converted a penalty before Lucas Torreira sealed the derby win.

Osimhen now has 13 goals and four assists in 20 league appearances, with Galatasaray leading by seven points and just three games remaining.

In England, Frank Onyeka ended the season on a high by providing an assist in Coventry City’s 3-1 win over Wrexham, as they celebrated their Championship title at home.

Onyeka set up the final goal in stoppage time and has recorded one goal and one assist since joining in January. Meanwhile, Arthur Okonkwo remained on the bench for Wrexham as their promotion hopes go down to the final match.

Rofiat Imuran returned from injury with a late appearance in London City Lionesses’ 5-1 win over Leicester City, marking her comeback after missing 10 matches.

In France, Moses Simon returned from injury and played 69 minutes in Nantes’ 1-0 loss to Lille, ending their unbeaten run. Chidozie Awaziem was absent as Nantes slipped further into relegation danger after a poor run of form.

Victor Boniface returned to the Werder Bremen squad for the first time since knee surgery, making the bench in a 1-1 draw with Stuttgart, while Felix Agu missed another game through injury.

In Spain, Sevilla continued their poor form with a 2-1 defeat to Osasuna. Akor Adams played only a few minutes despite being their top scorer, while Chidera Ejuke was unused. The result leaves Sevilla in the relegation zone.

Raphael Onyedika returned from injury to feature in Club Brugge’s 2-0 win over Gent, helping their title push.

In Scotland, Emmanuel Fernandez played the full 90 minutes in Rangers’ 3-2 loss to Motherwell, a setback in their title chase despite his solid performance.

In Cyprus, Peter Olayinka scored in APOEL’s thrilling 3-3 draw with Pafos, extending his scoring streak to two consecutive matches. Francis Uzoho remains out injured.

Terem Moffi featured for 30 minutes in Porto’s 2-1 win over Estrela but did not score, while Zaidu Sanusi continues his recovery.

In Latvia, Hussein Ibrahim continued his impressive form with his fourth goal in eight games in Auda’s 2-1 win over Tukums 2000. Ede Oloko also scored his fifth goal in seven matches, though his side ended up on the losing side.

The former Big Brother Naija winner had earlier revealed that she prefers to raise pets instead of becoming a biological mother, a comment that sparked mixed reactions online.

Taking to her social media page, Phyna described the backlash as unfair, saying her critics are stuck with outdated ways of thinking.

She expressed frustration over the insults directed at her, adding that many people were quick to judge her personal choice without trying to understand her perspective.

Phyna further explained that her decision is influenced by her upbringing, saying her childhood experiences have shaped her view of parenting. She noted that she does not feel mentally prepared to raise a child under similar circumstances.

According to her, her fear of repeating the kind of parenting she experienced is a major reason she prefers not to have children, stating that it is better for her to remain child-free than take on a role she is not ready for.

In her words: “Dumb country people, so me not wanting a child is what makes me a failure and resulting to all this insults na… y’all brains is still stuck in the 60’s era. Na why whites go still ever better pass us. Bunch of hypocrites STAY MAD y’all. Me wey dem born how them take care of me. I don’t want to bring a child in. I’m scared of becoming a parent like the one I had… and that’s on period.”