Alex Iwobi, the talented footballer from Fulham and the Nigerian national team, has taken the initiative to spread joy this Christmas season.

He launched a temporary Christmas shop in east London where he is generously giving away food, including turkeys, to local residents facing financial difficulties during the holidays.

In an effort to support those in need, Iwobi opened his shop, aptly named “Alexpress”, to provide free meals to families struggling to afford their Christmas feasts. This heartwarming activity highlights the football star’s commitment to his community and showcases the power of giving back.

The initiative has attracted attention from various media outlets, including BBC Sport Africa, which visited Alexpress to witness Iwobi in action behind the counter, warmly handing out food items to grateful locals.

Through this inspiring act of kindness, Iwobi is not only providing essential groceries but also fostering a strong sense of community among residents. His actions serve as a reminder of the importance of compassion and support during the festive season.

Victor Osimhen scored twice as Galatasaray thrashed Kayserispor 5-1 in their Turkish Super Lig clash on Sunday.

Osimhen gave Okan Buruk’s side the lead from the penalty spot in the fourth minute.

The 25-year-old netted his side’s fourth goal of the day 19 minutes from time.

The powerful striker has now scored 12 goals and provided five assists across all competitions for the Yellow and Reds this season.

Baris Yilmaz (brace) and Yunus Akgun were the other goal scorers for Galatasaray in the game.

Galatasaray remain top of the standings with 44 points from 16 games.

Liverpool swept four points clear at the top of the Premier League as Mohamed Salah’s masterclass inspired a memorable 6-3 rout of Tottenham on Sunday.

Salah delivered a sublime performance featuring two goals and a pair of assists as Arne Slot’s side ran riot in north London.

Liverpool took advantage of second-placed Chelsea’s 0-0 draw at Everton earlier in the day to cement their status as title favourites heading into the Christmas period.