Head coach of the Nigeria U20 side,
Manu Garba has tipped the Black Satellites of Ghana to make a lasting
impression in the upcoming African Youth Championship in Senegal.
The first test match between the two
2015 African Youth Championship-bound teams ended 2-2 in Accra on Monday.
And in the second match of the
series, the Nigerian side prevailed with a 2-0 victory over the hosts.
Like it was in the first match,
Wednesday’s match was one of two halves – the Ghana Black Satellites dominated
the first half and the Flying Eagles bossed the second half to make the most of
their chances and win the game.
Skipper Musa Muhammed put away a
penalty in the 70th minute after a Ghana defender handled the ball inside
his box.
Substitute Ifeanyi Matthew doubled
the Flying Eagles lead in stoppage time, when he finished off a flowing attack
with a powerful shot from the top of the box.
Despite the win by the Flying
Eagles, Manu Garba says the Ghanaians will excel in next month’s tournament in
Senegal despite their win over the home side.
“We had a much better second half
after our pep talk at half time. It was also a better performance for my team
than what we showed in the first match,” praised Flying Eagles coach Manu
Garba.
“Ghana too are a very good team and
I tip them to go past Group B at the AYC.”
Manu Garba has tipped their Ghanaian counterparts to reach the
knock-out stages of next month’s Africa Youth Championship despite
defeating the Black Satellites 2-0 in a second friendly played in Tema
on Wednesday.
The first test match between the two 2015 African Youth Championship-bound teams ended 2-2 in Accra on Monday.
Like it was in the first match, Wednesday’s match was one of two halves – the Ghana Black Satellites dominated the first half and the Flying Eagles bossed the second half to make the most of their chances and win the game.
Skipper Musa Muhammed put away a penalty in the 70th minute after a Ghana defender handled the ball inside his box.
Substitute Ifeanyi Matthew doubled the Flying Eagles lead in stoppage time, when he finished off a flowing attack with a powerful shot from the top of the box.
Despite the win by the Flying Eagles, Manu Garba says the Ghanaians will excel in next month’s tournament in Senegal despite their win over the home side.
“We had a much better second half after our pep talk at half time. It was also a better performance for my team than what we showed in the first match,” praised Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba.
“Ghana too are a very good team and I tip them to go past Group B at the AYC.”
- See more at: http://ghanasoccernet.com/nigeria-u20-coach-manu-garba-tips-ghana-excel-africa-youth-championship#sthash.VWV2yaas.dpuf
The first test match between the two 2015 African Youth Championship-bound teams ended 2-2 in Accra on Monday.
Like it was in the first match, Wednesday’s match was one of two halves – the Ghana Black Satellites dominated the first half and the Flying Eagles bossed the second half to make the most of their chances and win the game.
Skipper Musa Muhammed put away a penalty in the 70th minute after a Ghana defender handled the ball inside his box.
Substitute Ifeanyi Matthew doubled the Flying Eagles lead in stoppage time, when he finished off a flowing attack with a powerful shot from the top of the box.
Despite the win by the Flying Eagles, Manu Garba says the Ghanaians will excel in next month’s tournament in Senegal despite their win over the home side.
“We had a much better second half after our pep talk at half time. It was also a better performance for my team than what we showed in the first match,” praised Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba.
“Ghana too are a very good team and I tip them to go past Group B at the AYC.”
- See more at: http://ghanasoccernet.com/nigeria-u20-coach-manu-garba-tips-ghana-excel-africa-youth-championship#sthash.VWV2yaas.dpuf
Manu Garba has tipped their Ghanaian counterparts to reach the
knock-out stages of next month’s Africa Youth Championship despite
defeating the Black Satellites 2-0 in a second friendly played in Tema
on Wednesday.
The first test match between the two 2015 African Youth Championship-bound teams ended 2-2 in Accra on Monday.
Like it was in the first match, Wednesday’s match was one of two halves – the Ghana Black Satellites dominated the first half and the Flying Eagles bossed the second half to make the most of their chances and win the game.
Skipper Musa Muhammed put away a penalty in the 70th minute after a Ghana defender handled the ball inside his box.
Substitute Ifeanyi Matthew doubled the Flying Eagles lead in stoppage time, when he finished off a flowing attack with a powerful shot from the top of the box.
Despite the win by the Flying Eagles, Manu Garba says the Ghanaians will excel in next month’s tournament in Senegal despite their win over the home side.
“We had a much better second half after our pep talk at half time. It was also a better performance for my team than what we showed in the first match,” praised Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba.
“Ghana too are a very good team and I tip them to go past Group B at the AYC.”
- See more at: http://ghanasoccernet.com/nigeria-u20-coach-manu-garba-tips-ghana-excel-africa-youth-championship#sthash.VWV2yaas.dpuf
The first test match between the two 2015 African Youth Championship-bound teams ended 2-2 in Accra on Monday.
Like it was in the first match, Wednesday’s match was one of two halves – the Ghana Black Satellites dominated the first half and the Flying Eagles bossed the second half to make the most of their chances and win the game.
Skipper Musa Muhammed put away a penalty in the 70th minute after a Ghana defender handled the ball inside his box.
Substitute Ifeanyi Matthew doubled the Flying Eagles lead in stoppage time, when he finished off a flowing attack with a powerful shot from the top of the box.
Despite the win by the Flying Eagles, Manu Garba says the Ghanaians will excel in next month’s tournament in Senegal despite their win over the home side.
“We had a much better second half after our pep talk at half time. It was also a better performance for my team than what we showed in the first match,” praised Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba.
“Ghana too are a very good team and I tip them to go past Group B at the AYC.”
- See more at: http://ghanasoccernet.com/nigeria-u20-coach-manu-garba-tips-ghana-excel-africa-youth-championship#sthash.VWV2yaas.dpuf
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