We should pray for those Nigerians that nothing comes that please them. They don't have any good thing to do than to attack. Let us love all our men and women players that love our country to do something for us and also pray for them.
Kudos to my fellow Houstonian Michelle Alozie! In fact, this match proved exactly how to properly deploy players—having everyone play where they are actually comfortable makes all the difference. We truly have to give Eguavoen his flowers for always stepping up as the ultimate redeemer whenever our national teams find themselves coach-less. Much love to my daughter Alozie for breaking the deadlock, and to Gift Monday for that absolutely wonderful assist! Uchenna Kanu, Rasheedat Ajibade, and Tony Payne kept the pressure on perfectly with their vision and execution. Kudos to the entire squad, and Eguavoen definitely gets his flowers for steadying the ship! 🦅🔥
I hope people know this is the same Comoros that scored 30 goals against Sudan in their 2-leg matches. Let that sink in. So Nigeria scoring 2 goals was no fluke. The ladies did all they could to break Comoros' defence. They played very well, and they will improve in their next match. I believe there will be more goals in the next leg against Comoros.
See the way electric advert board make it look so mature and standard as if we're watching championships league at first I even thought it's not Nigeria..pls nff u guys should start instructing all stadium in Nigeria to start installing electric advert board in all stadium