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Nigerians to watch this weekend

Even though his Crotone side won’t be playing in Serie A next season, Simy still has time to match and surpass his personal best of 20 goals this year.
In the Premier League, Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfred Ndidi should play when Leicester City seek a better performance and result against Newcastle United.

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The Everton man had another unremarkable showing when Carlo Ancelotti’s team fell to a 2-1 defeat by Aston Villa last weekend.
That loss leaves them nine points behind fourth-placed Chelsea and six adrift of West Ham United in fifth, albeit having played a game less.

Iwobi and his colleagues face the Hammers in this round of games seeking a win that increases their chances of featuring in European competition next season.

The Toffees have fared better on their travels this term (their form on the road is the fourth best in the Premier League) and should look forward to Sunday’s outing in East London.

Alex Iwobi

Even though he set up Leicester City’s equalizer at 10-man Southampton, Kelechi Iheanacho couldn’t inspire Leicester City to a victory on the south coast.
Wilfred Ndidi also played in the 1-1 draw which puts the Foxes two points ahead of Chelsea and five in front of West Ham.

They welcome Newcastle United to the King Power Stadium on searching for a third straight home win in what could be the easiest game left on paper in their top four run-in—Leicester face Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur in their final three games.

Without question, Brendan Rodgers’ team needs a win over the Magpies to go into those games with the necessary momentum.

Iheanacho & Ndidi

Simy missed the chance to score his 20th Serie A goal in Crotone’s 2-0 defeat by Inter Milan, a result that confirmed the Pythagoreans’ relegation.
Serse Cosmi’s team travel to a bruised Roma outfit looking to stun their illustrious hosts in Rome to secure a major scalp before their exit.

Scoring at Stadio Olimpico will see Simy equal his personal best in league football, a real possibility against a Roma side that have allowed nine goals in their last four games.

Simy

Following his return from an injury that forced him off in the disappointing 1-1 draw with Cagliari, Osimhen ought to play when Napoli travel to Spezia in the opening game of round 35 in Serie A.
The frontman has scored five times in his last seven appearances for Gennaro Gattuso’s team, netting in three on the trot.

The Azzurri will move back into the Champions League places if they beat the relegation-threatened hosts, owing to Juventus’ encounter with AC Milan in Turin.

Victor Osimhen

Despite scoring and assisting in Nantes’ 4-1 win over Brest on gameweek 35, the 18th-placed team didn’t close the gap on Lorient owing to the latter’s 2-0 win over Angers.
Simon ought to feature from the off when they host a Bordeaux side in dire straits, aiming to move two points behind the Girondins in the table.

Antoine Kombouare’s team won’t leave the bottom three this weekend, but a victory over a side that’s lost four if its last five games helps their chances.

Moses Simon

Nigerians to watch this weekend | Goal.com

Goal preview the nation’s stars expected to feature for their respective clubs around the world this weekend.