An explosion at a venue in Nigeria which was showing World Cup football has left at least 13 people dead, according to Reuters. Around 20 people were left severely injured in what police reportedly called an "attack".
A spokesman for the Nigerian World Cup squad says it is more determined than ever to qualify for the next round, after a bomb killed at least 13 Nigerians who were watching a match.
Team official Emmanuel Attah said the whole team had been deeply saddened by the killings:
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