Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback, scoring two late goals in just two minutes to secure a dramatic 4-3 victory against Fulham. Jurgen Klopp’s side faced the danger of a surprising defeat when Bobby Decordova-Reid headed Fulham into a 3-2 lead in the 80th minute. However, Liverpool rose to the challenge with incredible fit in the final minutes of the match. Wataru Endo, on 87 minutes, initiated Liverpool’s comeback with a crucial goal, leveling the score in the EPL encounter. 
Mac Allister scored Liverpool a beauty – Getty image Just a minute later, Trent Alexander-Arnold sealed the turnaround with another goal, to double his tally, and completing Liverpool’s stunning late surge. The deadlock was broken with a free-kick by Alexander-Arnold that struck the crossbar, rebounding off Fulham’s Bernd Leno to give Liverpool the lead. However, Fulham’s Harry Wilson responded swiftly to equalize. Liverpool regained the lead when Alexis Mac Allister scored an extraordinary long-range effort. Yet again, Fulham demonstrated their strength as Kenny Tete found the net in first-half stoppage time. With the game entering its 90th minute, Decordova-Reid’s goal appeared to secure victory for Fulham, but Liverpool had other plans, as substitute Endo and vice-captain Alexander-Arnold’s late heroics sealed a comeback win at Anfield.
President Bola Tinubu The grouse of Tinubu was that the Apex Court had resolved the sole issue raised in the petition of the APM in the judgment in a suit filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He sought to move the Court to invoke the spirit and letters of the Supreme Court judgment to halt the hearing into the APM’s petition. The Presiding Justice of the Court, Justice Haruna Simon Tsammani, however, disagreed with Tinubu and held that the party cannot be shut out in the face of fair hearing. Justice Tsammani asked Tinubu to keep his objections against the hearing of the petition to the final address stage of the court’s proceedings. Similar objections raised by APC through its counsel, Charles Edosomwen SAN, against the petition on the same ground were turned down by PEPC for the same reason. Earlier, the APM, through its lawyer, Mr Gideon Ijiagbonya, had informed the Court of receipt of the Supreme Court judgment being sought to be used to terminate its petition. The lawyer said that upon perusal of the judgment by the Supreme Court, he and his legal team concluded that there is life in the petition and applied for its hearing. He, however, sought adjournment till June 26 to enable him to obtain a vital document from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to establish his case. Justice Tsammani, in a brief ruling, rejected a week-long adjournment and fixed Wednesday, June 21, for the hearing of the petition. 
Man turns container into the house. Photo credit: nsofoifeanyi. Source: Tiktok While sharing a post on social media, the young man who has attracted a lot of attention from people has shown social media users how he managed to turn a container into a house. The young man carried netizens through the process via a video he shared on TikTok. In the video shared on Tiktok by Ifeanyi Nonso, he showed an empty container with a rusty body looking abandoned and how he started by painting the rusted white container into a blue container and other lighting works. In the slides that followed, Ifeanyi and his team had turned the inside of the container into a beautiful setup with different rooms. The designed container had a toilet, a bathroom, a kitchen, and everything a home should have. Ifeanyi urged netizens to engage his services for schools, clubhouses, homes, and offices made from containers. While some social media users applauded the young man for his creativity, others also saw it from a different direction. Many questioned the young man if he thought about thunder and lighting during rainy seasons as it wouldn’t be safe to stay in a container turned into a house. Funmilola Da-silva said: “I advise pol owing palmpay not o do this kind of house, dem go cease the house.” Big Pints said: “If rain starts na to lodge outside Because if thunder near that iron container … you’re gone bro.” Queen Judie said: “Very good If rain Dey fall you fit move your house go another place.” BECCA said: “If light dey and rain dey fall thunder kon Dey strike nko?” Watch the video below. 
The legal threat ratchets up the tension between the governing body for soccer in Canada and members of the national team, who are scheduled to play in the SheBelieves Cup next week and in the Women’s World Cup in five months. The players association requested a “no board report” from a government-appointed conciliator on Tuesday. The document, which was filed with the Ontario Minister of Labour, indicates a deal can’t be reached with Canada Soccer in its negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement for 2023. Canada will be playing the United States in the SheBelieves Cup on February 16, but it is unclear if the match will go on as planned.