TheKingIsHere:


Funny enough but you are actually right. The goals 100% Biafra but not the game. The game is 99% biafra

The SS and SE makes up Biafra. And for those that will want to argue, pls check the old Nigeria or Biafra map.

Ekont scored the second goal and he's Calabar and Calabar isn't part of Biafra

Bigcowhorn:


He wants to fvck you up that old ass. Go on... Get close. Who knows you might just get pregnant at long last.

your mouth no go kee u

Up Nigeria...



For stubborn STD check my signature.

phonemakemoney:
Its South Africa that owns super sport and the commentator is a South African.

The commentator is a British man that grew up in Zimbabwe.

CAF has two English speaking commentators at this AFCON, Duane Dell Orca, who is South African and Steve Vickers who was born in Britain but grew up in Zimbabwe.

Steve Vickers has been the BBC's Zimbabwean football correspondent since 1993 and he also recently started commentating for Supersports.


Although he is British-Zimbabwean, it's clear that he has been supporting South Africa at this Afcon (he can't stop talking about them).

worldclass68:



that's so right, iwobi is improving gradually in that role...love the way he moves ball forward.
chukwueze is simply phenomenon!

exactly. U observd well

OTayobami:


When tournament started he was using three cbs na
Omeruo, Ekong and Balogun now 3-2-3-2(3-5-2).

And why can't he bench Ekong if it's 4-3-3

senior ekong is better than balogun...

advocate666:


100% Biafran game.
100% Biafran goals.

The Zoo spirit was well caged.

oga shut up...we south south no join for una Biafra bull shit...

fergie001:

I pray Ivory Coast wins.....that Algeria isn't good to play at alllll

Lol. This is so funny.

tysontim:


Good. Please between buhari and Atiku who wins?

He will win but he will not be ready to stepdown this will almost lead to national crisis but elderly state men will interven. i saw the person walk away but what happened next i don't know. but note prayers can change vision

fergie001:

I pray Ivory Coast wins.....that Algeria isn't good to play at alllll

u better pray Algeria wins...because ivory coast no go easy for us atall..we know how to beat north Africans.because we dey always calm the ball down for them..west African nation no go gree for us ooo...

aigboeben:

Your prediction came to pass. Please who will win in court between Buhari and Atiku ?

He will win but he will not be ready to stepdown this will almost lead to national crisis but elderly state men will interven. i saw the person walk away but what happened next i don't know. but note prayers can change vision

otipoju:


Although the goal scorer was indeed in an offside position, the goal counts because the ball came off Ighalos back, so it is not offside.

If the ball last touched a South African, it would have been clearly off.

These are the rules. Up Eagles.

It was actually an offside, if u notice they refuse to show the position of the player that scored the goal when the free kick was taken.
Even if the ball came off ighalo back, the player was in offside position when the free kick was taken.

stanliwiser:

Lol you want a Frontpage news that a man die from excessive lapdance abi?

No Ghana was knocked out by Tunisia in a penalty shootout after 1 -1 draw.
Nigeria will face the winner from Algeria vs Ivory coast.
I want to see you painted white green in the next game

Up eagles!

Daree88:



No dull moment on NL. You guys are cracking my ribs.

naptu2:


The commentator is a British man that grew up in Zimbabwe.

CAF has two English speaking commentators at this AFCON, Duane Dell Orca, who is South African and Steve Vickers who was born in Britain but grew up in Zimbabwe.

Steve Vickers has been the BBC's Zimbabwean football correspondent since 1993 and he also recently started commentating for Supersports.


Although he is British-Zimbabwean, it's clear that he has been supporting South Africa at this Afcon (he can't stop talking about them).

at least we go hear something

naptu2:


The commentator is a British man that grew up in Zimbabwe.

CAF has two English speaking commentators at this AFCON, Duane Dell Orca, who is South African and Steve Vickers who was born in Britain but grew up in Zimbabwe.

Steve Vickers has been the BBC's Zimbabwean football correspondent since 1993 and he also recently started commentating for Supersports.


Although he is British-Zimbabwean, it's clear that he has been supporting South Africa at this Afcon (he can't stop talking about them).

Or perhaps he just hates Nigerians.

Don't just feature Mikel Obi again for any Nigeria match

What is the commentator's handler lets just tell him HI

badadvice:

no vex na glo cause am

So funny

IamCharles123:

It was actually an offside, if u notice they refuse to show the position of the player that scored the goal when the free kick was taken.
Even if the ball came off ighalo back, the player was in offside position when the free kick was taken.

the player wasn't on off before the free kick was taken..the second contact would have made it an off side if it was to be a south African that contacted the ball to the one that scored.but na igholo body the ball hit..

robosky02:


Nigeria vs South Africa: 5 things we learnt as Super Eagles qualify for semi-final




The Super Eagles will play in the Africa Cup of Nations semi-final, after they beat South Africa 2-1 on Wednesday.

Samuel Chukwueze gave the Nigerians the lead in the first half, before Bongani Zungu levelled for South Africa following a VAR decision.

William Troost-Ekong netted the winner in the dying seconds of the game.

So, what are the five things we learnt from the match?

1. Chukwueze is a star: That is the first thing that comes to mind after watching 90minutes of that game. The Villarreal was a consistent menace for the South Africans all through, with his zippy movements and velvet dribbling skills. Glad that Gernor Rohr picked him and he also scored his first goal for Nigeria.

2. Musa still not justifying his selection: Before this game, Rohr went on and on about Musa’s experience, as the reason he is selecting the Al Nassr winger ahead of Henry Onyekuru. But once again, Musa did not come to the party. He was all pace and no end product. Musa is the reason why the Super Eagles were not out of sight by half time.

3. VAR almost takes the headlines: As soon as Zungu headed in for 1-1, practically everyone screamed offside. Infact, the linesmen waved his flag, as the midfielder wheeled away. But VAR, which comes into play from the quarter-finals, had another look and spotted that the ball came off Ighalo’s back.

4. South Africa not all that: Credit to Rohr, he set up his team to nullify Bafana Bafana and make them ineffective at their superb counter-attacking style. Although there are times they threatened to break Nigeria down, the Eagles’ defence held firm.

5. Up next, Ivory Coast or Algeria: Nigeria will not take on the winner of the quarter-final clash between Ivory Coast and Algeria. It is likely to be the North Africans, as they have been sensational all tournament. Time to take a rest and prepare for the next tough fixture.

All correct.
Musa is experience but they forgot he is aging too. His energy will not be with him deep in second half when its needed if he starts the game. Hence its better to introduce him at half time.

naptu2:


The commentator is a British man that grew up in Zimbabwe.

CAF has two English speaking commentators at this AFCON, Duane Dell Orca, who is South African and Steve Vickers who was born in Britain but grew up in Zimbabwe.

Steve Vickers has been the BBC's Zimbabwean football correspondent since 1993 and he also recently started commentating for Supersports.


Although he is British-Zimbabwean, it's clear that he has been supporting South Africa at this Afcon (he can't stop talking about them).

That commentator was a disgrace. His bias was oozing from the onset of the game. Well, being Zimbabwean what do we expect.

naptu2:


The commentator is a British man that grew up in Zimbabwe.

CAF has two English speaking commentators at this AFCON, Duane Dell Orca, who is South African and Steve Vickers who was born in Britain but grew up in Zimbabwe.

Steve Vickers has been the BBC's Zimbabwean football correspondent since 1993 and he also recently started commentating for Supersports.


Although he is British-Zimbabwean, it's clear that he has been supporting South Africa at this Afcon (he can't stop talking about them).

That commentator was a joke His bias was oozing from the onset of the game. Well, being Zimbabwean what do we expect.

Kenturkey048:
oga shut up...we south south no join for una Biafra bull shit...

who send you

advocate666:


who send you

who send you too,to add us..we nor follow una..make una Biafra una country alone....

DateMynd44:
your mouth no go kee u

I dey on vengeance mission bro. Na american babe be that who thinks all Nigerians are slaves and sh*it

WATCH HOW KANU NWANKWO CELEBRATE WITH SUPPORTERS AFTER WIN AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxcpRwl6dDo

Super Eagles are through to the Semi-Finals. This an awesome motivational video clip.

https://thedailyview.com.ng/2019/07/10/from-mateusz-victory-is-in-sight/

khiaa:

Dang Martin, that's a big one.

hahahahahah so you here,I knew you were hiding somewhere watching; D

khiaa:

Dang Martin, that's a big one.

hahahahahah so you here,I knew you were hiding somewhere watching

khiaa:

khiaa why that face