posted May 16, 2024
Coach Manu Garba has expressed pride in the Golden Eaglets following their scoreless encounter with Burkina Faso in the Group B opener of the WAFU B U17 Championship on Thursday.
Despite creating several scoring opportunities, particularly late in the game at the Accra University Stadium, the five-time champions Nigeria were unable to capitalize on their chances to secure three points and early leadership of the pool.
Garba acknowledged the boys’ cohesive play in their first-ever international outing, commending their performance.
“We are proud of our team’s performance. Although we didn’t secure the win we hoped for, our players demonstrated great teamwork and sportsmanship. We look forward to our next match and the opportunity to continue growing and improving.
“The boys will get better with experience and exposure.”
Against Burkina Faso, the Eaglets showcased flair and fluency, but a heavy downpour in the final 15 minutes of the game disrupted the flow of play, leaving the pitch waterlogged and making effective control and passing difficult.
The Golden Eaglets will go up against their counterparts from the Niger Republic on Sunday evening (6pm Ghana time; 7pm Nigeria) with renewed hope and vigour to pick up the three points that will enhance their chances of a place in the last four.
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