ChrisKels:


Context is CIV bro.

CIV versus Senegal.

Yea, it is also war when either of those two meets Cameroun

Yeah true that.


I would love for CIV to knock out Senegal though.

It will leave the tournament open for all.

The way these senegalese dey move ehn. W be things

ChrisKels:


Looking at their statures, that guy fit knack Onyii head for ground oo 😂🤣😂🤣

atleast Onyeka go bite am 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Starboytwo:
guy be like Brock lesnar. Abeg make frank no follow am fight pls.

The guy be like fridge wey stand gidigba for ground

JayromWrites:


Yeah true that.


I would love for CIV to knock out Senegal though.

It will leave the tournament open for all.

The way these senegalese dey move ehn. W be things

that will be to our favor but I don’t see it happening

charlesemeka85:
imagine that carpenter trying to intimidate iron bender 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Onyeka wey grow for Benin na wey one plantain eater wan chance 🤣🤣🤣

That reminds me, xup that your guy from Benin? He has not been here for months. With all these cult killings in Benin since August, I hope say head still dey neck?

charlesemeka85:
atleast Onyeka go bite am 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Exactly what I shouted when he body checked Onyeka. Onyii bite that manchi for ear osiso!!!

charlesemeka85:
Frank the bulldozer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

That was one of the best midfield performances I've seen on the Super Eagles in a while.

ChrisKels:


That reminds me, xup that your guy from Benin? He has not been here for months. With all these cult killings in Benin since August, I hope say head still dey neck?

lol me no knw oooooo

ChrisKels:


Exactly what I shouted when he body checked Onyeka. Onyii bite that manchi for ear osiso!!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

JayromWrites:


Yeah true that.


I would love for CIV to knock out Senegal though.

It will leave the tournament open for all.

The way these senegalese dey move ehn. W be things

Senegal's defense is shaky. I have never rated that Koulibaly guy even in his peak.

ChrisKels:


Senegal's defense is shaky. I have never rated that Koulibaly guy even in his peak.

if we happen to meet them Osimhen go hustle Koulibaly well well 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Currently seeing the recap.

Mehn the true test of a central defender is when you come up against Osimhen.

Man will bring it to you so much you will work for that big salary and bonuses...

COOL10:



The guy be like fridge wey stand gidigba for ground

I felt for him when he gave away the corner kick that resulted to what would have been our first goal. I had to caution myself to stop feeling pity for my enemies, but I really felt for the guy, especially when he was trying to defend the goal with his life.

charlesemeka85:
if we happen to meet them Osimhen go hustle Koulibaly well well 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Osimhen is mastering the art of committing defenders to win a penalty and the Senegalese defense isn't well disciplined.

Jose Peseiro has explained his decision to bench Kelechi Iheanacho in the Super Eagles 2-0 win over the Indomitable Lions on Saturday night.

At his pre-match press conference on Friday, the Portuguese football tactician hinted at Iheanacho getting his first taste of action against Cameroon but the Leicester City striker remained rooted to the bench for the fourth consecutive game.

The former Manchester City star has caught the eye in his appearances for the national team since the end of last season with five goal contributions in five games.

The fact that the Super Eagles were a goal up and needed to protect their lead was probably a huge factor as to why Iheanacho was benched against the Indomitable Lions, Peseiro has suggested.

However, nine minutes into extra time, another latecomer to the Super Eagles AFCON camp in Abdjan in Southampton loanee Paul Onuachu hopped off the bench to replace Victor Osimhen, raising more questions than answers regarding Iheanacho's inactivity in the ongoing tournament.

"I explained yesterday. I know the value, quality and capacity of Kelechi. I don't like to speak about individual situations because other players didn't play also," Peseiro told reporters.

"Kelechi arrived here without one collective practice. Thanks to Leicester for his recovery, brought him here but without collective training.

"If we needed to score today, it's possible he would have entered but they didn't need to score. I need to protect my goal, why put Kelechi if I'm fighting to win the match.

"Ahmed Musa, Samuel had very good games, today he didn't play. Aribo played last match but didn't play today. I cannot put 25 players."

Given that Ademola Lookman bagged a brace and Osimhen is undroppable, the chances of Iheanacho being named in the starting lineup against Angola on Friday are non-existent

Starboytwo:
Currently seeing the recap.

Mehn the true test of a central defender is when you come up against Osimhen.

Man will bring it to you so much you will work for that big salary and bonuses...

He tore apart the Camerounian defense, especially Christoph Wooh and Gonzalez. Both became overly jittery at the sight of him and started committing errors

Omanambala:


Lookman is not a foreign born. He was born in Nigeria and played soccer for Naija before he left for England.

As for Chukwueze, he has been poor.

Agreed without question ❓

He was born in an area called Little Lagos, in Peckham which is by mistake in London UK 🇬🇧

charlesemeka85:
If say Bassey grow for 9ja I swear that guy for be cultist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

apparantly he grew in the streets of peckham..if you know uk gang culture,you will know peckham is the most dangerous city in london and uk

make nwabali do comeback abeg, that uzoho na our nemesis

charlesemeka85:
Senegal go comot them. That team need serious rebuild and influx of younger players

The worst in that midfield is kessie, dude is so washed that I couldn’t believe my eyes during their first game with Guinea 🇬🇳

He looked heavy,slow and unfit unlike the kessie I use to knw at Atalanta and Milan few seasons ago

GuineaBissau

ChrisKels:


I felt for him when he gave away the corner kick that resulted to what would have been our first goal. I had to caution myself to stop feeling pity for my enemies, but I really felt for the guy, especially when he was trying to defend the goal with his life.

Well, that's football for you. Mistakes are bound to happen, despite one's best efforts. We can only thank God that we weren't on the receiving side of such a mistake.


I love how he shook hands with Onyeka, after the match. That's some good sportsmanship right there.

COOL10:



Well, that's football for you. Mistakes are bound to happen, despite one's best efforts. We can only thank God that we weren't on the receiving side of such a mistake.


I love how he shook hands with Onyeka, after the match. That's some good sportsmanship right there.

Yea, you are right.

Sportilitica:

National team is where you show what you have not learn the trade

Thank you 👍🏿

daveP:
Calvin Bassey's confidence. That guy na Special kind of defender. I dunno which ex international defender i can use to compare. Creating a whole niche for himself by himself.

Complete footballer ⚽

charlesemeka85:
Frank the bulldozer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

even Brentford dey hail the guy on their social media handle

Osimhen has come up against some of Africa's finest young and experienced CBs and won everytime.

Ousmane Diomande (Sporting CP), Evan Ndicka (Roma), Christopher Wooh (Rennes), Jean Charles Castelletto (Nantes).

Ousmane Diomande is easily the best Young CB from Africa in Europe but he met Osimhen and got destroyed.

ChrisKels:


He tore apart the Camerounian defense, especially Christoph Wooh and Gonzalez. Both became overly jittery at the sight of him and started committing errors

Nigerian journalists on their knees begging Nwabili to fit for Friday. I don't know if anyone saw how the players were frenetically propping Nwabili to get back on his feet when he went down.
If we can't have Nwabili ready, then the Enyimba keeper should be suited up. He's been inform this season and last I checked, he even saved a penalty.
Peseiro, please be brave!

https://twitter.com/OneJoblessBoy/status/1751540543648129109?t=Fmp90LHfx4jHDozbcS5kBw&s=19

ChrisKels:


He tore apart the Camerounian defense, especially Christoph Wooh and Gonzalez. Both became overly jittery at the sight of him and started committing errors

he really did. Those 2 will dream of him when they sleep.

Icon4s:


That's the mistake people make when judging players based on recorded statistics alone. All those pressings from Osimhen all through the tournament will never be recorded. All that would be recorded so far is 1 goal and 1 assist.

Talking about Kanu, it is only people that watched him play that will really appreciate the impact he made in those AFCONs but meanwhile in the records he never scored a single goal.

Going from the quarter final stage, Osimhen really needs to improve on his conversion rate. Chances would be fewer and only teams that take chances win.

I've said this before statistics are indicative not conclusive .

And they don't tell you the full picture.

It's quite possible on the statistics board VO may come out quite poor but his influence on the game PIVOTAL.

TheSuperNerd:
Osimhen has come up against some of Africa's finest young and experienced CBs and won everytime.

Ousmane Diomande (Sporting CP), Evan Ndicka (Roma), Christopher Wooh (Rennes), Jean Charles Castelletto (Nantes).

Ousmane Diomande is easily the best Young CB from Africa in Europe but he met Osimhen and got destroyed.

I was actually tipping Diomande and Ndicka to emerge as the best CB combo on the tournament but they have disappointed.

Bolded got me laughing very hard

charlesemeka85:
beat who?

E no fit happen. U think say na to eat plaintain with Cameroon pepper sauce 3 times a day? Onyeka go run enter the guy body like demon wey dey find dwelling place 🤣🤣🤣