muki, your boys are wasting chances,

for real dem dey vex me.

did the same thing against Iran

mukina2:

for real dem dey vex me.

did the same thing against Iran

chei, now, they just conceded another goal, wow, Gambia is going home ooo, by the way, how did they win the caf u-17 nations cup

sharap dia

too many missed chances

i wonder why the Fa took them to England and Uk and not Senegal And Mauritania

foolish boys

don't be a sore loser i repeat, take heart eh??

2 loses in 2 matches, Gambia, home beckons

sharap dia . .we have hope still

Wake up from your slumber mama sleeper lol,

High drama in the rain


THE DAY REPLAYED - On what turned out to be one of the longest days in the history of the competition, dramatic storms washed out the Group D match between Turkey and Costa Rica in Enugu and forced delays in the Iran-Colombia and New Zealand-Burkina Faso games.

The only sides to escape the rain were Netherlands and Gambia, with the Dutch earning a much-needed 2-1 win in steamy Calabar to move back into contention in Group C, thanks in no small part to the goalless stalemate between the Iranians and Los Cafeteros, the first of the tournament. The Kiwis and the Stallions shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw to leave Group D wide open, although the Turks can clinch a place in the next round if they win their rearranged game against Los Ticos.

Results
Netherlands 2-1 Gambia
Iran 0-0 Colombia
New Zealand 1-1 Burkina Faso
The match between Turkey and Costa Rica was suspended and will be replayed on Thursday 29 October

Goal of the day
Netherlands-Gambia, Tom Boere 70'
After avoiding the rain and seeing his side get off the mark in the competition, Oranje coach Albert Stuivenberg will no doubt rest easy tonight. The Dutch tactician also played a decisive part in Netherlands' winner, bringing on Ouasim Bouy and Tom Boere in the second half, with the former supplying a pinpoint cross for the latter to head home.

Memorable moments

Judging by the on-pitch celebrations that greeted Luc Castaignos' opening goal against Gambia, the Netherlands' promising collection of talented youngsters clearly believe they are cut out for careers in the spotlight. No sooner had the top scorer at the UEFA U-17 European Championship put the ball past Ousman Darboe in the Gambian goal than one of his media-savvy team-mates pretended to interview him while another whipped out an imaginary camera.

Singing in the rain
Events in Enugu this afternoon proved beyond all doubt that the people of Nigeria truly love their football. Oblivious to the inclement conditions and the temporary suspension of the New Zealand-Burkina Faso match, the fans at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium kept on dancing and singing for the best part of two hours until the players returned.

Juggles and puddles
In keeping with the watery theme of the day, the rain also made an appearance in Calabar, falling with impressive force at the end of the first half of Colombia's meeting with Iran. As the fans huddled under the roofed area of the stadium, an intrepid ball juggler made his way out to the centre of the pitch to keep the crowd entertained with his slippery footwork. And when his impromptu show was over, the gifted entertainer received the biggest ovation of the night for his efforts.

Turkish bath
Following several interruptions caused by the teeming rain and waterlogged pitch, the competition organisers had no option but to suspend the match between Turkey and Costa Rica after 21 minutes. The two sides will return tomorrow at 15:00 hours (local time) to replay the game in its entirety.

The stat
2 - The number of games that New Zealand have now gone without defeat at Nigeria 2009, a first for the Kiwis in a FIFA competition.

Fixtures - Thursday 29 October
USA - Malawi
United Arab Emirates - Spain
Italy - Korea Republic
Uruguay - Algeria
Turkey-Costa Rica

High drama in the rain

THE DAY REPLAYED - On what turned out to be one of the longest days in the history of the competition, dramatic storms washed out the Group D match between Turkey and Costa Rica in Enugu and forced delays in the Iran-Colombia and New Zealand-Burkina Faso games.

The only sides to escape the rain were Netherlands and Gambia, with the Dutch earning a much-needed 2-1 win in steamy Calabar to move back into contention in Group C, thanks in no small part to the goalless stalemate between the Iranians and Los Cafeteros, the first of the tournament. The Kiwis and the Stallions shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw to leave Group D wide open, although the Turks can clinch a place in the next round if they win their rearranged game against Los Ticos.

Results
Netherlands 2-1 Gambia
Iran 0-0 Colombia
New Zealand 1-1 Burkina Faso
The match between Turkey and Costa Rica was suspended and will be replayed on Thursday 29 October

Goal of the day
Netherlands-Gambia, Tom Boere 70'
After avoiding the rain and seeing his side get off the mark in the competition, Oranje coach Albert Stuivenberg will no doubt rest easy tonight. The Dutch tactician also played a decisive part in Netherlands' winner, bringing on Ouasim Bouy and Tom Boere in the second half, with the former supplying a pinpoint cross for the latter to head home.

Judging by the on-pitch celebrations that greeted Luc Castaignos' opening goal against Gambia, the Netherlands' promising collection of talented youngsters clearly believe they are cut out for careers in the spotlight. No sooner had the top scorer at the UEFA U-17 European Championship put the ball past Ousman Darboe in the Gambian goal than one of his media-savvy team-mates pretended to interview him while another whipped out an imaginary camera.

Singing in the rain
Events in Enugu this afternoon proved beyond all doubt that the people of Nigeria truly love their football. Oblivious to the inclement conditions and the temporary suspension of the New Zealand-Burkina Faso match, the fans at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium kept on dancing and singing for the best part of two hours until the players returned.

Juggles and puddles
In keeping with the watery theme of the day, the rain also made an appearance in Calabar, falling with impressive force at the end of the first half of Colombia's meeting with Iran. As the fans huddled under the roofed area of the stadium, an intrepid ball juggler made his way out to the centre of the pitch to keep the crowd entertained with his slippery footwork. And when his impromptu show was over, the gifted entertainer received the biggest ovation of the night for his efforts.

Turkish bath
Following several interruptions caused by the teeming rain and waterlogged pitch, the competition organisers had no option but to suspend the match between Turkey and Costa Rica after 21 minutes. The two sides will return tomorrow at 15:00 hours (local time) to replay the game in its entirety.

The stat
2 - The number of games that New Zealand have now gone without defeat at Nigeria 2009, a first for the Kiwis in a FIFA competition.

Fixtures - Thursday 29 October
USA - Malawi
United Arab Emirates - Spain
Italy - Korea Republic
Uruguay - Algeria
Turkey-Costa Rica

Thanks for the update, all the same, its worth it, you can't control the rain, it's nature's way of refreshing the earth

how many africa team remain naw

Naija plays. . . .

the fixtures

By this chart,The Nigerian team would be playing in calabar.
As long as they make it through, they are sure to make it to the finals,cos no Nigerian team has ever drawn or lost a match in the U.J Esuene stadium.
I pray not this time.
Goodluck Nigeria.

Uby40:

By this chart,The Nigerian team would be playing in calabar.
As long as they make it through, they are sure to make it to the finals,cos no Nigerian team has ever drawn or lost a match in the U.J Esuene stadium.
I pray not this time.
Goodluck Nigeria.

Nigeria is not playing in calabar, it's in abuja.

who the Bleep thot it so bleeping unwise to square Burkina Sofa up with Spain

Me thinks . . . . ITALY - USA will be the very match!

with this chart naija should smell at least semi final, where they are most likely to meet spain, na there anything can happen,

So argentina have been eliminated? Hmmm

Mennn, i never knew today was going to be the end for Argentina, it would have been 4-2 against Argentina, The columbians didn't give up until they won/, that was a match to watch.

Germany, bye bye, and bye bye to USA too

Now lets see who survives between ITALY, Columbia, Switzerland and Turkey.

by this chart guys 9ja would be playing at esuene stadium calabar. Abi are they not in w44.
Thanks to baba God for the victory so far.

Hon Borat , kindly read the rules before posting any rubbish on this wall. who told you Man UTD is hell.

The quarter final stage is here, who is going to survive and who's going to fall by the way side? let's cross our fingers as the episodes continue

Nigeria vs Korea
Spain vs Uruguay
Switzerland vs Italy
Colombia vs Turkey

Our own 9ja we pray will pull thro

I pray uruguay wins, spain is going to be a problem to us, thats if we win korea

Well Spain won. . .and we won against Korea.

Its Nigeria vs Spain - Lagos here we come! (Semifinals)

FBS:

Well Spain won. . .and we won against Korea.

Its Nigeria vs Spain - Lagos here we come! (Semifinals)

I only missed the round 16 matches in Lagos, with my eaglets coming to Lagos, i must be at the stadium as early as 1pm, the 2 matches are going to be a cracker to watch

honeric01:

I only missed the round 16 matches in Lagos, with my eaglets coming to Lagos, i must be at the stadium as early as 1pm, the 2 matches are going to be a cracker to watch

Lets go there but meanwhile let me go and get my flight ticket. 

FBS:

Lets go there but meanwhile let me go and get my flight ticket. 

Where are you based?

honeric01:

Where are you based?

It's classified.

FBS:

It's classified.

I hia u mr top secret