Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh has insisted that even though his team lost 2-0 to DR Congo, he saw “a very good team”.
Two first-half goals by DRC in Vise, Belgium, on Thursday night handed Oliseh his first loss in three matches as Super Eagles boss.
However, the coach said he had to play a makeshift team following a visa hitch that caused Turkey-based defender Godfrey Oboabona and six players from the domestic league not to join the squad in Belgium in time.
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09 October 2015
08 October 2015
Nigeria 0-2 DRC: Leopards Crush Eagles Wings
In the midst of controversies in the Eagles camp Sunday Oliseh has lost for the first time has the coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria. His record so far is draw, win and loose giving him a score of 4/9. This Oliseh......
DR Congo defeated a far-from-impressive Nigeria 2-0 in a friendly in Vise, Belgium, Thursday night to hand coach Sunday Oliseh his first loss in charge of the Super Eagles after three matches.
Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie located Dieumerci Mbokani, who turned sharply to fire past goalkeeper Carl Ikeme for the opening goal as early as the sixth minute.
DR Congo defeated a far-from-impressive Nigeria 2-0 in a friendly in Vise, Belgium, Thursday night to hand coach Sunday Oliseh his first loss in charge of the Super Eagles after three matches.
Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie located Dieumerci Mbokani, who turned sharply to fire past goalkeeper Carl Ikeme for the opening goal as early as the sixth minute.
Nigeria vs DRC Review: All The Facts & Stats You Need To Know
Nigeria will continue her journey towards redemption when the Super Eagles tackle the Leopards of the Democratic Republic of Congo in an International friendly in Belgium on Wednesday night.
Smarting from non-qualification for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, the Super Eagles (below) are on the mend as Sunday Oliseh steps out for his third game in charge of the national team.
Saddled with responsibility of getting Nigeria back to it’s vertex seat among African nations after Stephen Keshi was shown the door, Oliseh has gone about trying to rebuild the Super Eagles and the test game against DR Congo will be an avenue for him to test how far his team has come.
Smarting from non-qualification for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, the Super Eagles (below) are on the mend as Sunday Oliseh steps out for his third game in charge of the national team.
Saddled with responsibility of getting Nigeria back to it’s vertex seat among African nations after Stephen Keshi was shown the door, Oliseh has gone about trying to rebuild the Super Eagles and the test game against DR Congo will be an avenue for him to test how far his team has come.
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