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Yeah, U are right. U are very backward.

see its dummies like you that believe in the hype of Nigeria.I have my streaming channel.but its so surprising that a nation as big as we claim we are cant have anyone in naija to stream our local tv stations which is a shame
go on tvu(if u know what that is) and see seira leone,kenya,tanzania tv stations there but naija for where?
when jump tv was showing all these tv stations all of them decided to see if they can make free money from jump tv but also forgot about the outreach it gives them
so mumu,show me any nigerian tv station streaming,not talking of emmanuel tv o

Ma_J_Blige:

So u watch every other matches they play anywhere in the world live on the internet?

Every reason to talk down at Nigeria.

see people with lack of knowledge,i do not watch every match,it is the fact that you cant get to watch nigerian tv stations outside nigeria makes it hard to believe that countries like seira leone,gambia,ghana,tanzania and somalia have their local tv stations online.
and i am not speaking simply cos of the match
perfect example,ooduatv started and now where are they?
stream always down

^^

This is not the time for all that jagbajantis, abeg, allow us enjoy the match if you don't mind!

milehigh06:

see its dummies like you that believe in the hype of Nigeria.I have my streaming channel.but its so surprising that a nation as big as we claim we are cant have anyone in naija to stream our local tv stations which is a shame
go on tvu(if u know what that is) and see seira leone,kenya,tanzania tv stations there but naija for where?
when jump tv was showing all these tv stations all of them decided to see if they can make free money from jump tv but also forgot about the outreach it gives them
so mumu,show me any nigerian tv station streaming,not talking of emmanuel tv o

I said i agree with u. Its ur backwardness that is still playin on here,
From all u've said, one can not agree less dat u are miles backward,

Umm. so who is winning guys??

Abekeade08:

Umm. so who is winning guys??

The match is over.

Abekeade08:

Umm. so who is winning guys??

you are winning my dear,

Denmark 1:2 England.
A. Young 68th minute goal puts England ahead.

This Utaka guy is not good enough. He is obviously older than John Utaka. the other players in exception of Osaze, Taiye, Ahmed,Joel and maybe Emenike, the rest where garbage.

phreakabit:

This Utaka guy is not good enough. He is obviously older than John Utaka. the other players in exception of Osaze, Taiye, Ahmed,Joel and maybe Emenike, the rest where garbage.

He is obviously not older than John.
John is obviously older.

final scores

He is obviously not older than John.
John is obviously older.

Did you watch the match or listen to it on a transistor radio? How old would you call that grand pa?

Afam,

So who won? I am feeling very outnumbered in this sea of men ***runs out of thread***

^^^ nigeria won 2-1,

Abekeade08:

Afam,

So who won? I am feeling very outnumbered in this sea of men ***runs out of thread***

It ended 2-1 in favour of Nigeria.

paraphase:

Brov i dont think you need to argue with  any one who disagrees with you,im not sure they have been able to move their asses out of Nigeria.Its a shame that you cant watch any Nigerian TV station online and most especially the shameless NTA that claims they have the largest network.

chairman no mind me,too much green grass no let me see well

and where is the green grass.

go for goals super eagle

stopped watching the game after osaze offside goal; can't believe the visitors pulled back 1 but to be honest they looked more purposeful. They kept making changes, trying out new legs.

– Good evening and welcome to MTNFootball's live coverage of the international friendly between Nigeria and Sierra Leone live from Lagos.


– There is a great atmosphere at the 26,000 seater Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos.


– Though not a packed stadium as yet, the air is full of excitement and passion as the two teams file out for the match.


– The home team are turned out in all-green with white trimmings, while the Leone Stars are in all-blue with white strips.


– Legendary Mohammed Kallon will line up for Sierra Leone, who arrived late for this game after they lost their way to the match venue and the kick-off for this game had to be moved by 15 minutes.


– The national anthem of the visiting team is now being played as the Leone put hand to chest in respect.


– Now the national anthem of Nigeria,


– Debut boys Emenike, Joel Obi and Michael Odibe sing along to the anthem.


– Routine handshakes among the two teams now and the Leone Stars pose for the photographers.


– The skippers of both teams exhange pennants and we are about to get cracking now. The atmosphere is really electric as the Eagles move up to acknowledge the cheers of the fans.


– Traditional prayer huddle by both teams before the kick-off. A minute's silence for late Nigeria international Uche Okafor, who died recently at his base in the United States of America. Rest in perfect peace Uche Okafor,


1’ – Sierra Leone kick off this friendly.


2’ – The Eagles begin to build up from the defence. Ahmed Musa is fouled by a Leone Star, free kick to the home team.


2’ – Taye Taiwo's cross is cleared out of danger as the Eagles attack from the blast of the whistle.


3’ – Sierra Leone attack but goalkeeper Aiyenugba tips the ball for a corner after a tricky cross. The visitors are not here for a picnic!


4’ – Corner kick for Nigeria, taken by Joel Obi.


5’ – Sierra Leone are quick to the ball. Taiwo forces a second corner for Nigeria.


6’ – Shot by Taiwo but the goalkeeper manages to get a hand to it. What a shot!


7’ – Joel Obi takes a free kick on the edge of the box for Nigeria but Sierra Leone clear their lines again.


8’ – Osaze is called offside, relief for the visitors.


9’ – Peter Utaka swings a pullout but Emenike fails to make full contact to the ball. What a miss!


10’ – The pressure is on Sierra Leone. It's already a very competitive encounter, Utaka is brought down on his way to goal on the edge of the box.


11’ – Taiwo looks to take the free kick. But its Osaze who finally takes the kick and the Sierra Leone goalie saves a second attempt.


12’ – Utaka is brought down inside the box, but the referee says play on,


13’ – Utaka was hesitant, yet another chance lost by Nigeria. The blistering pace of Ahmed Musa is giving the Sierra Leone defence a cause for concern.


14’ – Penalty! Nigeria finally get a call in their favour after a Nigerian striker is brought down by David Simbol.


14’ – Simbo is also booked for protesting the call.


15’ – the match, the Sierra Leone goalie hardly moves as Taiwo tucks it away.


16’ – Sierra Leone fight back as they initiate another attack.


18’ – Emenike looks good as he flies past down the left flank but his final effort is scrambled away to safety by the goalie.


19’ – Almost immediately, Aiyenugba's clearance is latched on to by Sierra Leone, but it misses the target narrowly.


20’ – Leone Stars get a free kick on the Eagles box after Ajilore fouls.


20’ – Skipper Sherif Suma or Kallon to take free kick, but it's Kallon that finally takes the kick which is blocked to the relief of the home fans.


21’ – The game is being played at a high tempo. Sherif Suma looks good for the Leone Stars, he's very comfortable on the ball.


23’ – Emenike looks hurt and the game is temporarily halted.


23’ – The Turkey-based striker is stretchered off and the game continues,


24’ – The Eagles keep possession.


26’ – Utaka fouls and a free kick is awarded to Sierra Leone deep inside their area.


27’ – Joseph Yobo conceeds a throw-in midway through the Nigerian territory.


28’ – Debutant Joel Obi looks very comfortable on the ball as the tempo appears to have petered down a bit.


29’ – Suma stops Ahmed Musa again. It's a personal battle between the two players so far.


30’ – Taiwo gives away the ball easily but Obi to the rescue, Obi is brought down for a free kick for Nigeria.


31’ – Joel Obi's kick misses Osaze's head for a goal kick for the Leone Stars.


32’ – At the other end of the pitch, Sierra Leone force a second corner.


33’ – Sierra Leone coach Christain Cole is all animated on the touchline in his cream suit and matching yellow tie.


34’ – Emenike again brought down by Simbo. It's a crunchy tackle on the Turkey-based striker.


35’ – Ahmed Musa shows his pace as he gets behind the defence and Sierra Leone conceed a corner.


35’ – Musa fails to connect the resulting corner.


36’ – Suma is booked for a foul on rampant Musa on the edge of the box.


37’ – Sierra Leone defence keeps out Joel Obi's free kick.


38’ – Emenike is again stretchered off and it's likely he will be replaced by Ekigho Ehiosun, leading scorer in the Nigeria premier league with seven goals thus far.


39’ – Nigeria make their first change - Ehiosun takes the place of injured Emenike.


40’ – Mohammed Bangoura continues to test the Eagles central defence pairing of Yobo and Odibe.


41’ – Ahmed Musa is lightening fast! He simply leaves his markers in his wake, but somehow Sierra Leone survive this latest assault led by the VVV Venlo star.


44’ – Ahmed Musa fails to reach Osaze's cross on the right of the pitch as the pace of the game slows down.


45’ – There will be two minutes of additional time for this first half.


45 + 1’ – Joel Obi wins another corner for Nigeria. he has really caught the eye.


45 + 1’ – Ahmed Musa's driver from outside the box is pushed by the goalie for a corner.


45 + 2’ – Goal! Second goal for Nigeria by sub Ehiosun as he cleverly stabs a cross by Joel Obi.


45 + 2’ – It is a well taken goal by the top scorer of the NPL, as the referee brings the first half to a close.


– A very interesting match-up by two teams who are willing to play attacking football.


3’ – Ubido is brought down nearby the Nigerian corner flag, free kick to Nigeria.


46’ – Nigeria kick off the second half.


46’ – Free kick against Sierra Leone at the start of this half after a hand ball in the middle of the park.


47’ – Osaze powers home a free kick about 40 metres from goal but it misses target narrowly.


48’ – The game is held up after the outstanding Joel Obi falls down ackwardly from an aerial battle.


49’ – Sierra Leonians are undaunted as they are two goals down and so continue to search for a goal of their own.


50’ – The Leone Stars continue to press for a goal but the Eagles look solid at the back.


52’ – Sierra Leone's Mohammed Mansoury replaces David Simbo.


53’ – Skipper Yobo hooks the ball away as Suma attacks.


54’ – Sierra Leone's Ayo King replaces Fofana.


55’ – Leone Stars keep a close watch on the ever lively Ahmed Musa.


56’ – Osaze is stopped rather crudely as Eagles move into attack.


57’ – Obi Metzer Junior is Sierra Leone's third substitution.


58’ – Kallon is booked for a foul on Ehiosun.


59’ – Odibe handles the ball outside the Nigerian box, he is booked and a free kick is awarded to Siera Leone.


60’ – Nothing comes out of the free kick as a Siera Leone player is caught offside in the process.


60’ – Ball possession swings back and forth,


61’ – Chibuzor Okonkwo is felled by a Sierra Leone shot inside the box and its a corner for Sierra Leone.


62’ – The Heartland defender is stretchered off to be attended to fully.


62’ – Substitution - Mohammed Kadia replaces Ibrahima Bangoura.


63’ – Taiwo pushed the ball for yet another corner to Sierra Leone, who are on the front foot now as the Eagles appear to be missing some gas.


64’ – The impressive Obi is replaced by Julius Ubido of Heartland.


65’ – Ubido's first touch flies well off target.


66’ – Nigeria substitution: Olubayo Adefemi is in for Chibuzor Okonkwo.


67’ – Joseph Yobo is a tower of strength in the heart of the Nigerian defence as he holds off Mohammed Kadia.


68’ – Free kick to Sierra Leone by the center circle.


69’ – Mohammed Kallon is bringing his experience to bear in the middle of the park now.


70’ – Corner to Nigeria caused by Ehiosun.


71’ – Nigerian goal by Osaze disallowed for offside.


71’ – Ahmed Musa's pullout is headed home by Osaze but ref says it was scored from offside position.


72’ – Ahmed Musa tries a shot when a cross was needed and scores stay at 2-0 in favour of Nigeria.


74’ – Nigeria have slowed down while the Leone Stars keep coming at them for a face saving goal.


75’ – Ubido could have made it 3-0 but his left foot shot from inside the Sierra Leone box flies off target.


76’ – It would have been a goal scored against the run of play as the Sierra Leonians are not giving up yet.


77’ – The visitors must take some credit for making this match a good contest.


78’ – Sierra Leone come at the Eagles again and Mohammed Bangoura gets a corner kick.


80’ – A ding dong affair now, as Nigeria attack and are rebuffed by their opponents.


82’ – Odibe out for Abdulwasiu Sowemimo of Kano Pillars.


83’ – Taiwo's free kick from 45 metres misses John Tyre's goal narrowly.


84’ – Osas Okoro replaces Osaze for Nigeria.


85’ – Ahmed Musa is really a handful for the Sierra Leone defence.


85’ – Mohammed Bangoura appears to have injured his groin and the game is held up again.


87’ – Sierra Leone is very much in control this second half. They are flagged offside with three minutes left on the clock now.


89’ – Goal! Mohammed Kabia scores! A well deserved goal by Sierra Leone.


89’ – The fans are not happy and begin to boo the Eagles and are now cheering the Sierra Leonians.


90’ – There will be four minutes of added time.


90 + 1’ – Ajilore puts his foot wrong again in midfield. Fair play by Nigeria as a Leone Star is down and the game is temporarily halted and the player is stretchered off.


90 + 3’ – The minutes are ticking away,


90 + 4’ – The referee blows the whistle for Full Time. Game over!


– It's a story of two halves, Nigeria had the first half, while Sierra Leone took control of the second period.

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Let's give siasia time o

thank God siasia have done it again,but lagosian are too wicked,siasia do all he could so that his first match will be play in lagos,but lagosian did not appreciate it,cos super eagle conceded a goal,they atarted booing them,it is not encouraging,such thing can not happy in my state,ONDO STATE,lagosian u av to change.

No Nigerian team should ever play in Lagos again .

How unpatriotic and irresponsible can the Lagos fanatics (not fans) be.
This is the first game under the new coach.
The players only had two training sessions a day before the game.
Why should anyone have expected miracles in terms of style and fluidity.
With the hurry hurry approach of NFF/NFA, they managed two goals and should have been three (osaze's valid goal) or could have been four (penalty denied).
They led until the last 5 or so minutes before conceding and the crowd goes silly!

Pls dont play any game in Lagos again!

Well, I see some positives in:

- Yobo (commitment + experience. Still has something)
- Taiwo (experience but still lacking in defensive qualities; match-rusty)
- Joel Obi (tireless and intelligent; we havent had someone like him in the team for ages. with Mikel it will be a good partnership)
- Musa (the Nigerian Walcott. Got pace but poor on the delivery. Needs to coached seriously)
- Emenike (a good prospect but needs to be groomed)
- Osaze (still has it but played an unusual role)
- The Warri Wolves Striker (good start. needs to be monitored)

Players that should leave:
- Ajilore
- Adefemi

Others have 50/50 chance,

Trust my Lagos fans to give sia1 and d new eagles a good welcome booing.

These new coaches will come on board and start making noise about how they will start afresh and make serious changes in the team. Then on match day, they will produce almost the same names that played the last game under the just sacked coach, thereby going back to the same standards fans hate to watch. Its crazy. I think they are just lazy. Unwilling to scout around like Westerhoff did in his days till he raised a very vibrant team. They want to be paid millions like other managers in other places but unwilling to put up with the work demands.

owobokiri obviously you didnt watch the match, most of the team were playing their first time for the national team, apart from osaze,taiwo,yobo, who else can you say you have seen playing for super eagles, a lot were u 23 and homebased, at least we saw new raw talent in joel obi and ahmed musa and we at least know we have a striker(the guy from warri wolves)

did you watch the match or just ranting?

owobokiri:

These new coaches will come on board and start making noise about how they will start afresh and make serious changes in the team. Then on match day, they will produce almost the same names that played the last game under the just sacked coach, thereby going back to the same standards fans hate to watch. Its crazy. I think they are just lazy. Unwilling to scout around like Westerhoff did in his days till he raised a very vibrant team. They want to be paid millions like other managers in other places but unwilling to put up with the work demands.

peter utaka is john utaka's younger brother
na wa o. . he looks double the age of john sha