extinguished hopes of a first World Cup appearance.
Hoping to become the first nation from the east of the
continent to compete at the global football showcase, the
‘Waliya Antelopes’ lost 2-1 at home to the ‘Super Eagles’.
The first-leg play-off result leaves Ethiopia needing to
score at least twice in the November 16 return match to
reach the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Coach Sewnet Bishaw, credited with a major role in
reviving Ethiopia after three decades in the doldrums,
laid the blame for the Addis Ababa loss with the
Cameroonian referee.
“We lost the game because the referee was poor,”
Bishaw told reporters after the Antelopes suffered a first
home defeat in five qualifying games.
“We scored a goal that he cancelled and the referee also
did other things that were questionable.”

Inexperience made them lost. They lost to a more xperience and a better team.

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Wetin dey do these people sef Shey them wan beat African Champions ni? Them no even dey happy say them even score and them no chop like 0-5.

And APC blames it on Jonathan.....